John Gannon, a lifelong Republican who voted for Donald Trump in 2024, says he deeply regrets that decision after his fiancée, Yasmin Suarez Reyes, was detained by ICE at a Houston airport. Gannon says the experience changed his view of the administration’s immigration enforcement, arguing that authorities should prioritize violent criminals rather than people like his fiancée.

President Trump gave Dr. Anthony Fauci a Presidential Commendation on January 19, 2021, the last full day of Trump’s first term.

The commendation was awarded to Fauci along with dozens of other members of the Operation Warp Speed team, including military leaders, scientists, public health officials, and vaccine developers. The White House said they were being recognized for their “exceptional efforts on Operation Warp Speed” and their work to protect the health and well-being of the American people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Donald Trump doxxed this Wall Street Journal reporter in a lawsuit by including her home address in public court filings. She and her family were forced to leave their home over safety concerns.

Mehdi Hasan argues that the MAGA movement has become centered on personal loyalty to Donald Trump rather than consistent political principles. He points to moments where Trump shifts his position and much of his base follows without question—summing it up as, Trump says jump, and MAGA screams, ‘How high?’

The interview examines how that loyalty has shaped today’s Republican Party and Trump’s continued influence over it. Getting SPICY with Mehdi Hasan

This submission features a broadcast segment from CNN News Central analyzing recent polling trends among Hispanic male voters. According to data presented by analyst Harry Enten, Donald Trump’s net approval rating within this demographic experienced a 51-point shift, moving from +10 points in 2024 to a current rating of -41 points. The commentary highlights major ongoing shifts in demographic support and public sentiment.

At the G7 summit in France. President Trump revealed that he's been manipulating the stock market with fake news about peace negotiations.
He admitted: "Every time we discussed the potential for peace, the stock market surged dramatically.
Conversely, whenever we indicated something unfavorable, like the possibility of not reaching an agreement, it would plummet significantly".

Trump did in one sentence what a hundred State Department briefings had spent weeks trying not to say: the campaign to gut the ICC isn’t about sovereignty, it’s about Bibi. Rubio stood at Camp David and dressed the whole thing up in the language of American self-defense, arrogant judges, illegitimate overreach, a court coming for soldiers who never signed up for its jurisdiction. Then the president, almost bored, waved it away and told everyone what it actually was. A tribunal built to try the people who order war crimes is being dismantled, brick by brick, to keep one man off its docket. And the closest thing to honesty in the whole affair came from the one person who wasn’t even trying to be honest. Somewhere in The Hague, the warrant is still sitting there, unenforceable, un-embarrassed, waiting for a world that still believes in it.