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Trump deadline looms as Ukraine and Russia trade deadly strikes

Kyiv woke to renewed missile and drone strikes overnight, with Ukraine reporting fresh casualties as the city, and critical infrastructure, came under fire while diplomats pressed to refine Donald Trump’s 28-point peace plan ahead of a Thanksgiving deadline. Across the border in Russia’s Rostov regi

Kazakhstan Expresses Interest in Trump Route (TRIPP)

In Astana, Kazakhstan, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev told visiting Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan that Kazakhstan is interested in joining TRIPP, the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity. The proposed corridor would link Azerbaijan’s exclave of Nakhichevan to Turkey via Arme

Bid To Halt Fla. Suit Over Trump Library Land Transfer Denied

In downtown Miami, a retired professor-activist challenged Miami-Dade College’s plan to donate prime land for the Donald J. Trump Presidential Library. A Florida judge denied the bid to pause the case, clearing the way for a full hearing next year as parts of the public-records dispute unfold around

Trump-Xi call stirs thaw; April Beijing visit lined up

In a Washington, D.C.–Beijing telephone talk on November 24, 2025, US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed a broad slate of issues. The White House described the call as productive. Trump described the exchange as ‘very good’ and announced he had accepted Xi’s invitation

Bitcoin Crash Wipes Trump Family Crypto Wealth

As global crypto markets slid into a bear, the Trump family’s digital bets faced a brutal re-pricing. The losses touch multiple assets: a Trump-branded memecoin, WLFI tokens from World Liberty Financial, Eric Trump’s stake in a Bitcoin mining venture, and the Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) st

Melania’s GQ Shoot on Trump’s Jet — Not Epstein’s Plane

In November 2025, a viral meme claimed Melania Trump’s iconic image came from Jeffrey Epstein’s plane. Fact-checks show the opposite: the photo is real, but the plane belongs to Donald Trump. The shoot was for GQ in January 2000. Photographer Antoine Verglas captured Melania Knauss during a nude ses

Trump’s mid-decade redistricting gamble teeters

President Donald Trump is pressing a mid-decade redistricting gambit across Texas, Utah, Indiana, Kansas, and New Hampshire, with California’s maps advancing after voter approval, all aimed at strengthening a GOP edge in 2026. Texas faced a setback when a federal court struck down the new map, then

Myanmar TPS Ends: 10,000 in Limbo in the US

Washington, DC — The Department of Homeland Security published a notice terminating Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Burma (Myanmar), saying conditions no longer meet the program’s criteria. The move, announced on Nov. 24, 2025, is set to take effect roughly 60 days later, with a transition peri

Genesis Mission: U.S. AI-Powered Science Accelerator

In Washington, D.C., President Donald J. Trump announced the Genesis Mission, a joint White House–Department of Energy effort to unite federal scientific data under a single AI platform. The Genesis Mission is an integrated AI platform and national effort designed to accelerate AI-driven scientific

78 Moments Zelensky Thanked the US: The Real Record

On 2025-11-24, CNN Politics published a ledger by Daniel Dale: 78 specific moments in which Zelensky publicly thanked the United States, its leaders, or its people. The list counters Donald Trump’s claim that Zelensky expressed zero gratitude. The compilation spans speeches, statements, and public e

Trump Moves to Designate Muslim Brotherhood Chapters as FTOs

In a quiet moment on the morning of November 24, 2025, a signed executive order directs top aides to assemble a precise brief: identify Muslim Brotherhood chapters in Lebanon, Egypt, and Jordan that might qualify as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTOs) and Specially Designated Global Terrorists (S

CBS Poll: Americans Oppose Venezuela Action, Seek Congress Okay

In a national CBS News/YouGov poll conducted Nov. 19–21, 2025, 2,489 U.S. adults weighed whether the United States should consider military action in Venezuela and whether President Trump has adequately explained such plans. The results signal broad opposition to action. Most respondents said Congre