The president said China had far more to gain than the United States. President Donald Trump on May 8 indicated that upcoming talks between the United States and China “could” result in cuts to the current tariffs imposed on the adversary. “We’re going to see right now,” Trump said from the Oval Office in response
Chris Meagher, one of four Pentagon spokesmen who covered up the former defense secretary’s hospitalization, has already begun attacking journalists for reporting on Biden’s cognitive decline BBC Joe Biden, 82, hired a publicist who previously helped cover up former defense secretary Lloyd Austin’s secret hospitalization to defend him against allegations of senility. The former president’s
The administration has proposed a $10.2 billion budget for the FBI. FBI Director Kash Patel reversed course on May 8 and said that he can make do with the cut the Trump administration has proposed to the bureau. “My view is that we will make and agree with this budget as it stands, and make
The Papal Conclave has elected a new pope. NTD has more on the next pontiff and leader of the Catholic Church. President Donald Trump has unveiled a trade agreement with Great Britain, which he says will be the first of many. NTD has more on what’s in the deal and how it’s expected to impact
Pro-Hamas Pulitzer winner dismissed hostages’ accounts of captivity and torture Emily Damari (Israel in New York Facebook) Former Hamas hostage Emily Damari on Thursday condemned the Pulitzer board for awarding a prize to a Palestinian poet who publicly questioned her captivity and defended Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attack on Israel. “Imagine my shock and
Both initial and continuing jobless claims declined for the week ending May 3. The U.S. labor market is not signaling any signs of wider layoffs as the number of Americans filing for new applications for unemployment benefits declined last week, government data show. According to new figures from the Department of Labor, released on May
One key Senate Republican said he wouldn’t support Martin’s nomination. President Donald Trump said on May 8 that he was pulling Ed Martin’s nomination to lead the U.S. attorney’s office for the District of Columbia after a key Senate Republican announced he wouldn’t support the nominee. Martin, a conservative attorney and longtime activist, has been