Trump’s initial choice for surgeon general will continue to be employed by HHS
President Trump has decided to change his nomination for the position of surgeon general, but Dr. Janet Neshwatt will remain with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). In a recent interview with Fox News’ Brett Baier, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. mentioned that Neshwatt would be assigned to an “excellent position” within […]
Trump’s Tax Cuts Will Not Lead to an Increase in the Trade Deficit
Global Demand for Dollars Is Not Influenced by Fees In a previous piece, I addressed the notion that tax cuts inevitably lead to higher interest rates and consequently, trade deficits. But what about the following discussion? Does a larger deficit result in a stronger dollar, which in turn means a widening trade gap? That connection […]
Trump’s US Attorney needs to deliver justice to NYC within 120 days.
After President Trump appointed former SEC chairman Jay Clayton as a U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York last month, Senator Chuck Schumer immediately sought to block the appointment. By withholding his “blue slip,” a traditional veto from the home state senator, Schumer claimed Clayton posed a risk to the rule of law, […]
Trump’s effort to raise taxes on the wealthy
In a last-ditch attempt, the White House is pushing for a tax hike targeting the wealthiest Americans, which is part of President Trump’s “big beautiful bill.” Sources indicate that Trump’s demands echo those made recently, as reported by Punchbowl News. He has asked House Speaker Mike Johnson to support this policy. The current proposal suggests […]
Museum in the Netherlands reassessing art loans to the US during Trump’s presidency
Martine Gosselink, the director of the Mauritshuis Museum in the Netherlands, expressed concern that proposed funding cuts from the Trump administration could lead to a reassessment of art loans to U.S. museums. While discussions are ongoing about possibly lending artworks to American institutions, the executive order aimed at cutting museum and library services raises significant […]
US car makers angered by Trump’s trade agreement with the UK — and here’s the reason.
Concerns Over US-UK Auto Trade Agreement Representatives from General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis have raised alarms about a new trade agreement with the UK, arguing it could upend former President Trump’s trade policies and negatively impact the U.S. auto industry. The agreement allows British automakers to export 100,000 vehicles annually to the U.S. at significantly […]
States Ask Judge Appointed by Clinton to Halt ‘Extreme’ Initiative Aimed at Undermining Trump’s Control Over Agencies
States Push Back Against Federal Workforce Decisions A recent Amicus brief revealed that 21 states are asking district court judges to refrain from interfering with federal workforce decisions made by administrative agencies. This brief, which has the backing of unions, local governments, and various organizations, addresses the actions initiated by President Donald Trump to prevent […]
More than $2 billion in DEI reductions since President Donald Trump’s inauguration
An analysis of the Trump administration’s actions to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in the federal government during the president’s first 100 days shows that around 750 DEI employees were either put on leave or dismissed, resulting in savings exceeding $2 billion. This analysis, shared by the White House, indicated that significant savings […]
Kash Patel speaks about Trump’s suggested FBI budget
FBI Director Supports Trump Administration’s Budget Proposal FBI Director Kash Patel expressed his full support for the budget proposed by the Trump administration during his testimony before a House committee on Wednesday. He emphatically declared, “As I mentioned in my testimony today, I completely back President Trump’s budget, which adequately funds the FBI and its […]
Pope Leo XIV Had Previously Opposed Trump’s Deportation Policies, As ‘Serious Allegations’ Of Abuse Come Back To Light
New Pope Leo XIV Critiques Deportation Policies Pope Leo XIV was elected on May 8, 2025, and has been vocal about his criticisms of President Donald Trump’s deportation policies, particularly concerning the Salvador regime. He also advocates for stricter gun control measures. Among his pointed remarks, the Pope expressed disapproval of the deportation of Kilmer […]