It’s Friday, Feb. 7, 2025. Donald Trump can’t stop making history. On Sunday, he will become the first sitting president to attend the Super Bowl. That’s kind of cool, but it’s nothing compared with his world-history-making triumph as the first politician ever to defeat the scourge of racism. The NFL announced this week that, for
It wasn’t long ago when Barack Obama’s young aides were the darlings of D.C. media. The “Obama 20-somethings,” the New York Times wrote in 2010, had “grown more comfortable and confident, reshaping the city around them in their image—idealistic, earnest, geeky, understated, wise-cracking.” Fifteen years later, Donald Trump is leading a youth revolution of his
Sen. John Fetterman announced that he will vote against confirming former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard to serve as DNI and against confirming Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to serve as HHS secretary.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio will visit four countries, including Israel, in the Middle East next week – a few days after President Trump proposed the U.S. take over Gaza.
Government health officials haven’t determined whether last month’s fire at the world’s largest lithium battery plant exposed nearby Monterey, Calif., residents to dangerous toxins—nor have they issued any precautions to the general public. But an agricultural toxicology specialist immediately sounded the alarm when he saw the results from one of the soil tests following the
The United States should be a ‘country of producers,’ says Jamieson Greer. Jamieson Greer, President Donald Trump’s pick to be the nation’s top trade negotiator, vowed to recalibrate the global trade system and advance the new administration’s sweeping agenda. In November, the president chose Greer, 44, as the next U.S. trade representative. As trade representative
News alert: Washington Post journalists are panicked that some DOGE employees previously worked at Elon Musk’s private-sector companies and “are in their early 20s.” The horror. Outrage over Musk’s whiz kids reveals another progressive double standard: Young activists are praised when they are on the Left and denounced when they join the Right. The Post,