Armless Artist Allegedly Stabs Tourist with Feet
In a bizarre twist, artist without arms allegedly stabs a tourist with his feet in Miami Beach. Was it self-defense or a violent outburst?
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Wild Speakers Lineup at Doha Event Includes Hillary Clinton, Don Jr., Tucker Carlson, and Bill Gates
In Doha, Qatar, the Doha Forum announced a high-profile lineup of speakers slated to take the stage, headlined by Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Jr., Tucker Carlson, and Bill Gates. The event is positioned as a platform for international dialogue, inviting political figures, media personalities, and
Supreme Court Justice Makes Blistering Dissent in Trump Case
On December 4, 2025, the Supreme Court issued an unsigned emergency order allowing Texas to use a GOP-friendly map for the 2026 elections. Justice Elena Kagan authored the blistering dissent, joined by Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson, criticizing the Court’s handling of race in re
Author warns ‘fundamentally bored’ Trump is about to make Hegseth situation worse
In the White House, President Donald Trump, described by sources as ‘fundamentally bored,’ faces mounting bipartisan critique over a Defense Department strike against suspected drug-boat targets. The tension centers on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and how the administration may reposition him with
79 year-old kid’: Joe Rogan mocks Trump’s ‘ridiculous’ texting style
On the December 4, 2025 episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, comedian and commentator Joe Rogan launched into a playful roast of Donald Trump’s texting habits. The conversation unfolded with Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang observing from nearby, turning the podcast into a lighthearted studio moment.
Trump admin breached a ‘red line you cannot cross’: ex-JAG officer
A retired U.S. Army Judge Advocate General (JAG) officer, Dan Maurer, is making a forceful claim about the legality of a Trump-era Pentagon operation. Maurer argues that officials crossed a constitutional and international legal threshold when they authorized a September 2, 2025 strike in internatio
White House to submit plans for 90,000-square-foot East Wing ballroom this December
The White House is preparing to submit plans for a new 90,000-square-foot East Wing ballroom as part of a roughly $300 million expansion. The plans are expected to be filed with the National Capital Planning Commission in December 2025, marking the next phase after site preparation and the East Wing
Trump Moves to Expand Travel Ban to 30+ Nations
The Trump administration is weighing a broad expansion of the U.S. travel ban from its current 19-country scope to roughly 30 nations, according to multiple officials familiar with internal discussions. The push comes in the wake of a Washington, D.C. shooting in which an Afghan asylum-seeker who en
Trump administration to direct more water to California farms
On Friday, the Trump administration unveiled a new operating plan for the Central Valley Project designed to redirect more water from Northern California toward the Central Valley’s farms. The plan, issued by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation in coordination with California’s Department of Water Resour
Venezuela’s Second-In-Command Confirms Call With Trump: ‘Now Everyone’s An Expert In Knowing What They Discussed’
In late November 2025, a private communications channel briefly bridged Caracas and Washington, with Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro speaking by phone with U.S. President Donald Trump. Reports describe the exchange as respectful and cordial, a characterization attributed to Maduro and reflected
Trump, Rwanda and DR Congo leaders sign deal despite fresh violence
In Washington, D.C., a high-profile ceremony brought Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame and the Democratic Republic of Congo’s President Felix Tshisekedi together with U.S. President Donald Trump. The three leaders signed a peace pact brokered by Washington as fighting raged in eastern Congo, underscori
88-Year-Old Vet Ed Bambas’ $1.5M Surprise: “A Chance to Retire”
At 88, Ed Bambas didn’t expect a windfall—$1.5M from strangers, a chance to retire.
Google Year in Search 2025 Deals Bruising Blow to Trump
Google’s annual Year in Search has landed with a twist in 2025: the man who often defined the public’s attention in prior years, Donald Trump, did not top the ranking this time. The Daily Beast’s Leigh Kimmins reports that Trump was nowhere in the top trending lists globally or in the United States.
US Supreme Court approves Texas’s Republican-friendly electoral map
Texas Republicans drew a GOP-friendly map for the U.S. House as part of a high-stakes redistricting fight. On December 4, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court issued an unsigned order allowing Texas to use the newly redrawn map for the 2026 midterms, effectively staying a lower-court ruling that had blocked
Supreme Court Puts Trump’s Midterm Power Grab Back on Track
On November 19, 2025, in a move critics call a brisk, unsigned shadow-docket ruling, the Supreme Court intervened to allow Texas to deploy a new congressional map drawn by state Republicans for the 2026 midterms. The order, issued without full briefing and argument, effectively overturned a lower co
Watch: President Trump and First Lady Melania Light National Christmas Tree
On Thursday evening, December 4, 2025, the National Christmas Tree on the Ellipse near the White House was lit by First Lady Melania Trump, following a countdown by President Donald Trump. Gold lights blossomed behind the podium as the ceremony opened with holiday music and a sense of national pagea
Florida Woman’s Harrowing ICE Encounter Sparks Outrage
The intense confrontation between federal agents and a Florida woman crying out “I’m a U.S. citizen!” has left the nation in shock.
Sign of concern: Doctor slams Trump’s reason for MRI as he says it’s not plausible
In October 2025, President Donald Trump underwent an MRI at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, a move framed by the White House as part of “advanced imaging.” Trump himself said the MRI was not a brain scan and noted he had taken a cognitive test that he claimed showed a perfect score. Dr
Taiwan cheered, China upset after Trump signs new Taiwan legislation into law
On a December day in Washington, President Donald Trump signed into law a Taiwan-related measure that Taiwan welcomed as a step toward closer ties, while Beijing warned of the broader implications for cross-Strait relations. The action, described by supporters as the Taiwan Assurance Implementation
Republican Matt Van Epps wins Tennessee’s 7th District special election
In a nationally watched contest to fill the vacancy in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District, Republican Matt Van Epps defeated Democrat Aftyn Behn to succeed retiring Rep. Mark Green. The race, long viewed as a barometer of national political dynamics, drew endorsements from President Donald Trump
Trump Lauds GOP’s ‘Big Congressional Win’ In Tennessee Special Election As Tight Race Spurs Midterm Jitters
In Tennessee’s Nashville metropolitan area, voters in the 7th Congressional District went to the polls in a high-profile special election to determine a successor to former Representative Mark Green. Republican Matt Van Epps captured the seat in a result tighter than many anticipated, edging Democra
Your country stinks: Donald Trump says Somalis ‘come from hell’ and do nothing but complain
During a White House cabinet meeting on December 2, 2025, President Donald Trump unleashed a tirade against Somali immigrants, calling them “garbage,” saying their country “stinks,” and declaring that they should be sent back to where they came from. The remarks, reported by multiple outlets, came a
Trump Tries To Cut Congress Out of U.S. Attorney Appointments
President Donald Trump and allies have pressed a push to install trusted loyalists as U.S. attorneys without the Senate’s mandatory advice and consent, a move that raises serious questions under the Appointments Clause and tests the balance between the executive and legislative branches. At the cent
Colombian president warns against attacking sovereignty
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro has strongly rejected threats to the country’s sovereignty after former U.S. President Donald Trump said that any country trafficking drugs into the United States could be attacked. In a response that echoed his broader defense of national sovereignty, Petro invite