In recent news, the Biden administration has been auctioning off unused materials from the U.S.-Mexico border wall. This has caused a stir, especially as President-elect Donald Trump is preparing to take office. Many people, including Trump and lawmakers like Jim Jordan, have voiced their frustration over this decision, calling it
TikTok is in hot water again, and this time, its future in the U.S. might depend on a meeting with President-elect Donald Trump. Scheduled to meet TikTok CEO Shou Chew at Mar-a-Lago, Trump is stepping into the spotlight as the social media giant faces a possible ban starting January 19,
ABC News made headlines recently after settling a defamation lawsuit filed by President-elect Donald Trump. The settlement, which included a $15 million contribution to fund Trump’s presidential library, has sparked a lot of debate. Many are questioning why ABC chose to settle when they seemed to have a strong case.