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Trump Rages at ‘Stupid’ Female Reporter for Correcting Him

In a White House moment that drew sharp attention from newsrooms across the globe, President Donald Trump directed a personal insult at a female reporter during remarks in the Oval Office and later echoed the sentiment in a Truth Social post. The confrontation, tied to questions about the administra

Trump to review immigrant visas after National Guard attack

In Washington, D.C., a National Guard patrol near Farragut Square was ambushed, leaving one guard member dead and another gravely injured. Officials identified Rahmanullah Lakanwal, a 29-year-old Afghan national, as the suspect. Reports say he arrived in 2021 and was granted asylum this year. The in

Trump calls for re-screening Afghan arrivals after DC shooting

In Washington, DC, near the White House, two West Virginia National Guard members were shot in an attack that police say is under investigation. The shooter, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national who entered the United States in 2021 under the Operation Allies Welcome program, was detained after

Trump Goes on Wild Shooting Tirade in Last-Minute Appearance

In a late-night appearance in Washington, D.C., near the White House, former President and current political figure Donald J. Trump addressed a shooting on a nearby street that injured two National Guard members. The speech cast the event as not just a street crime but a national-security incident,

Trump accuses six Democratic lawmakers of sedition over video urging troops to refuse illegal orders; fundraising booms for some participants

In late November 2025, six Democratic lawmakers released an online video urging U.S. service members to refuse illegal orders and to defend the Constitution against threats to American democracy. The six named participants are Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona, Sen. Elissa Slotkin of Michigan, Rep. Jason C

I have more freedom of speech in Malta than I do in the US

A 2025 cross-Atlantic look at freedom of expression reveals two different trajectories. Malta has been reshaping its legal landscape to align with the European Union’s EMFA framework, while the United States continues to defend a First Amendment gold standard even as debates about limits and platfor