Category: Politics

At the recent Alaska summit, Vladimir Putin surprised many by delivering his closing remarks in English, hinting at a future meeting without the usual translator.

A federal judge has rejected Donald Trump’s copyright claims against Bob Woodward, Simon & Schuster, and Paramount Global, stating that Trump has no credible evidence to support his claims of co-authorship for the audiobook The Trump Tapes. The judge emphasized that ownership disputes require independent resolution. District Judge Paul Gardephe referenced Supreme Court guidelines during his ruling.

On Aug. 15, leading Senate Democrats expressed their concerns in an open letter to Trump regarding the AI chip deal with China.

As Florida schools welcome a new year, a concerning surge in book bans has emerged, affecting countless titles. This latest development continues the state’s troubling trend in censorship driven by political motives.

A significant data breach is troubling the Government, with fears that up to 3,700 individuals evacuated from Afghanistan had their private information compromised.

Gov. Andy Beshear announced the revocation of 1,985 driver’s licenses following investigations into fraudulent activities involving migrants.

In early August, Trump dismissed the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics amidst disappointing job figures and revisions of previous data. Alleging misconduct without proof, he claimed Erika McEntarfer was manipulating numbers for political reasons. Experts debate the impact of this decision on the reliability of federal labor statistics.

Rumors about a supposed swindle involving Russia and the U.S. over the sale of Alaska in 1867 have circulated for years among Russians.

A joint press conference is set to follow the newly structured meeting between Trump and Putin.

On the 90th anniversary of Social Security, President Trump signed a proclamation. He praised his recent tax law changes aimed at aiding the elderly.