Donald Trump is once again stirring up conversation with his bold ideas, this time reigniting his suggestion that the U.S. should buy Greenland. CNN’s Scott Jennings called it an “amazing idea,” sparking a mix of amusement and skepticism. This isn’t the first time Trump has floated the idea of taking
As Donald Trump prepares to be sworn in as president on January 20, signs are emerging that not all Republican lawmakers are fully on board with his agenda. According to political reporters speaking on MSNBC, there’s growing resistance within the GOP, particularly in the House of Representatives, where some members
President-elect Donald Trump is wasting no time in targeting the media, following through on his campaign promise to challenge unfavorable coverage. Just a month before his inauguration, Trump’s legal actions against news outlets are raising questions about his motives and their potential impact on press freedom. A Bold Legal Campaign
The federal government narrowly avoided a year-end shutdown after some intense last-minute negotiations in Congress. But while the spotlight was on keeping the government running, an unexpected move by some Republicans to cut funding for pediatric cancer research left many stunned. Democrats Step In to Prevent a Shutdown On MSNBC,
During a lively discussion on MSNBC’s Saturday morning show, the former Republican National Committee chair, Michael Steele, suggested that Donald Trump might no longer be the decisive leader he once was, instead allowing billionaire adviser Elon Musk to influence his decisions. The debate centered on Musk’s reported efforts to pressure
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis isn’t giving up. She’s now asking Georgia’s Supreme Court to review a decision that stopped her from prosecuting President-elect Donald Trump and others accused of trying to overturn the 2020 election results. On Thursday, Willis’s office officially filed an appeal, letting the Georgia Court
Donald Trump is heading into his second term as president, but there’s a big problem: the federal government might be shut down when he’s inaugurated. This would make him the first U.S. president to face such a situation, and it’s creating a lot of buzz in Washington. Here’s what’s going
President-elect Donald Trump hasn’t even started his term, but he’s already making waves in his own party. His latest target is Rep. Chip Roy from Texas, who is refusing to back Trump’s push to eliminate the debt ceiling as part of a deal to keep the government running. Trump took
Big news out of Washington – President-elect Donald Trump has given the green light to a new spending bill. This comes after he and Elon Musk, one of his strongest allies, rejected the GOP’s first version just the day before. On Thursday, Trump called the revised plan a “very good
Donald Trump, the President-elect, isn’t backing down on his latest demand: either significantly raise the debt ceiling or get rid of it completely. On Thursday, Trump proudly announced he had struck a deal with House Republicans to delay the debt ceiling issue for two years as part of a new