Month: August 2025

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame-bound singer just put the president on blast.

An Indiana woman accused of posting threatening messages about President Trump on social media is facing federal criminal charges after prosecutors say she admitted to Secret Service officers that she was set on “killing” Trump to “avenge” lives lost during the COVID-19 pandemic. Nathalie Rose Jones, 50, of Lafayette, Ind., was arrested during a protest…
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The Trump administration is considering taking a stake in Intel as a means of boosting the struggling U.S. chipmaker, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Tuesday.  Lutnick indicated the money for the stake would come from previously allocated Biden-era funding. Media reports have suggested the government is considering a 10 percent stake using CHIPS and Science…
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) on Tuesday ripped the State Department for halting visitor visas for people from Gaza. “We need to be the America that allows war torn children to come here for life-saving surgeries and the America that never releases a foreign child sex predator that our great LEO’s caught,” Greene wrote in…
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The “Star Wars” icon revealed how the 2024 election left him considering a major life change during a new interview with The Times of London.

Social media users slammed the president for showing the Ukrainian leader his collection of MAGA hats amid a high-stakes meeting on Monday.

After brokering a peace agreement between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo in June, President Trump is expected to finalize the truce with Rwandan President Paul Kagame.  I appeal to Trump to use this diplomatic moment, marking an important step towards peace in the Great Lakes Region of Africa, to also call for justice for…
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Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) on Monday said President Trump’s crackdown on crime in Washington, D.C., using the National Guard is “a recipe for chaos.” “Now they’re mobilizing the National Guard, they’re bringing the National Guard in from South Carolina, from Ohio, from West Virginia, from all these states, why?” Raskin, whose congressional district borders the…
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The Agriculture Department is curtailing its support for solar and wind energy on farmlands. In a Monday post on the social media platform X, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said the department “will no longer deploy programs to fund solar or wind projects on productive farmland, ending massive taxpayer handouts.” The department, on Tuesday, said that wind and…
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A federal judge late Monday dismissed portions of a lawsuit brought by Alligator Alcatraz detainees, handing the Trump administration a partial win in its pushback on allegations that the migrants aren’t being given sufficient access to attorneys.  U.S. District Judge Rodolfo Ruiz agreed the administration’s new designation of a Miami-based immigration court to handle the detainees’ cases makes their…
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President Trump said late Monday he is in discussion with the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, over the issue of missing children — a key concern for Ukrainians after 3 /12 years of war against Russia.   “Ursula von der Leyen, the distinguished and Highly Respected President of the European Commission,…
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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will brief the press Tuesday afternoon as peace talks in the Russia-Ukraine war have largely dominated President Trump’s agenda in recent days. The briefing comes after Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and a group of European leaders in subsequent meetings Monday in the Oval Office to discuss…
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Tuesday commended President Trump’s summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska last week. “Alaska was a show of force by President Trump. He invited President Putin to land that the Russians used to own. He displayed a huge amount of military hardware and then did a flyover,” Bessent said…
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(NEXSTAR) – Three months ago, Home Depot said it didn’t expect to raise prices, claiming that its ability to diversify its sources would help it dodge tariffs. That’s about to change, at least for some items. CFO Richard McPhail told The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday that customers will see “some modest price movement for…
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NewsNation national Correspondent Robert Sherman has found himself on the front lines of some of the world’s biggest stories: from Ukraine to Israel and across the United States. He shares what he’s seeing on the ground. Subscribe to his newsletter: Frontlines with Robert Sherman here.  Greetings from Ukraine, which feels like the center of the universe…
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) became authorized Tuesday to allow the use of animal drugs to treat or prevent infestations caused by the New World screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite that has recently disrupted the cattle industry.   A declaration from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will allow the FDA to issue…
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“I’m hearing I’m not doing well,” the president told Fox News. “I am really at the bottom of the totem pole.”

Stephen A. Smith on Monday slammed President Trump for not securing a peace deal with Russia and Ukraine despite his promises on the campaign trail. “The reality is, and excuse my language, he opened his mouth and deposited checks his a‑‑ can’t cash. That’s really what it comes down to,” Smith said during a Monday…
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Former U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul on Monday lauded the Trump administration for its push for peace talks between Russia and Ukraine as well as European leaders’ unified show of support for Kyiv during their White House visit. McFaul, who served in the Obama administration, said during an appearance on NBC News where he…
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More than 6,000 foreign students saw their visas revoked since the start of the second Trump administration, the State Department revealed Tuesday. A spokesperson for the department said the visas were rescinded for overstays and “law violation,” the “vast majority” consisting of assault, DUI, burglary and support for terrorism.   Roughly 4,000 of the individuals…
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Let us be blunt: The Trump-Putin meeting in Alaska was an embarrassment and very likely will prove to be a disaster. The hype proceeding the summit stressed that the first step in ending the Ukraine war was a cease-fire. President Trump probably anticipated more than gaining only some agreement on Ukraine. Otherwise, the Treasury secretary and…
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Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.), who is expected to run for New York governor next year, was shouted down by protestors during an Upstate event on Monday, with videos of the encounter shared across social media. Stefanik, who is the House GOP leadership chair, was met with loud jeers, as she took the mic in Plattsburgh,…
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A social media account run by the press office of Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) knocked Fox News anchor Dana Perino after she criticized the Democrat’s press strategy. “ALMOST A WEEK IN AND THEY STILL DON’T GET IT,” the governor’s office wrote Monday on social platform X in response to a segment on Fox’s daytime table…
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French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday suggested Switzerland as a possible host nation for a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. In an interview that aired Tuesday on French news channel LCI, Macron said the bilateral talks could take place in Europe, though he specified they would not be held in France.…
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Russia’s foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on Monday warned NATO leaders against deploying troops in Ukraine as world leaders work to bring about an end to the nearly three-years long war. “We reiterate our repeatedly expressed position that we deny any scenarios that envisage the deployment of a military contingent to Ukraine with the participation…
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