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The Real Reason Trump’s Lost His Mojo: Don Lemon

In a new Daily Beast Podcast episode, Don Lemon sits down with Joanna Coles to diagnose why Donald Trump seems to have lost his mojo. The conversation centers on a broader pattern: Trump built a political brand on conspiracy and distraction, but a growing cluster of scandals is gnawing away at his a

Why did Trump send his warships to Venezuela?

Overview: In 2025, the United States increased its naval and air presence in the Caribbean around Venezuela, a move publicly justified as part of a counter-narcotics campaign aimed at disrupting drug trafficking networks that feed the U.S. market. The administration also signaled that broader strate

Did Ilhan Omar marry her brother? No evidence supports rumor

A longstanding rumor claims that U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar married her brother, Ahmed Elmi. The claim has circulated for years, resurfacing in online spaces and in political discourse, despite repeated debunking by credible fact-checkers. This article outlines where the claim originated, what t

President Trump Wishes ‘Happy Hanukkah’ to the World

In a message released on December 14, 2025, the White House issued a Hanukkah greeting to Jewish communities around the world, underscoring the shared values of liberty and faith that define the Festival of Lights. The presidential message highlights the enduring importance of religious liberty and

Countdown to disclosure: Epstein deadline tests US transparency

In Washington, D.C., after months of pressure from Epstein survivors and lawmakers, President Trump signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act in mid-November 2025. The DOJ now faces a 30‑day countdown to publish thousands of documents, including grand jury materials and internal records, by December

FIFA’s moral collapse: The day FIFA forgot what peace means

In December 2025, FIFA, led by President Gianni Infantino, sparked a global controversy by awarding the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize to sitting U.S. President Donald Trump at the World Cup draw in Washington, D.C. The move, framed by FIFA as a gesture toward diplomacy, was met with an immediate wave o