Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is concluding a three-day visit to Greenland, where she responded to U.S. President Trump’s desire for control of the strategically important island. Frederiksen firmly rejected the idea, stating, “you cannot annex another country,” even for security reasons. She defended Denmark’s investments in the Arctic and its role as a reliable NATO ally, emphasizing that the U.S. should work together with … Continue reading Trump ‘cannot annex another country’ says Danish leader as she visits Greenland

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to visit the White House on Monday to meet with President Trump. This will make him the first foreign leader to meet Trump in person to negotiate the removal of tariffs. The leaders are also expected to discuss the Iran nuclear crisis and the war in Gaza. Netanyahu’s visit is contingent on getting approval from judges in his … Continue reading Netanyahu planning to visit White House Monday

Senate Republicans approved a multitrillion-dollar tax and spending cut framework early Saturday, despite opposition from two Republicans, Susan Collins and Rand Paul. The vote paves the way for a tax cut bill, which President Trump has called central to his agenda. The package includes tax cuts that Republicans argue will prevent tax hikes for most Americans, but Democrats accuse it of benefiting the wealthy while … Continue reading Senate GOP approves framework for Trump’s tax breaks and spending cuts

Barack Obama urged U.S. citizens, colleges, and law firms to resist Donald Trump’s political agenda, warning that Americans may need to sacrifice for democratic values. Speaking at Hamilton College, Obama criticized the Trump administration’s actions against universities that support free speech, particularly regarding Palestinian rights and antisemitism. He emphasized the importance of defending academic freedom and standing up against government intimidation. Obama also raised concerns … Continue reading Obama calls on citizens, colleges and law firms to resist Trump agenda

U.S. President Donald Trump expressed support for French far-right leader Marine Le Pen after a Paris court convicted her and other members of her National Rally party of embezzling EU funds. Le Pen was handed a five-year ban on running for office, potentially barring her from the 2027 presidential election unless she successfully appeals. Trump criticized the case, calling it a “Witch Hunt” and likening … Continue reading Trump says France should ‘free’ Marine Le Pen as he offers support to far-right leader

Federal Judge James Boasberg is facing intense criticism from Donald Trump and his allies over his rulings in multiple lawsuits involving the Trump administration. Boasberg, a former FISA Court judge and current chief judge of the D.C. District Court, has been accused of judicial bias, particularly after halting Trump’s deportation orders. Trump has repeatedly called for Boasberg’s impeachment, claiming he obstructs law and order. Chief … Continue reading Trump allies scrutinize Judge Boasberg’s DC connections as high-stakes legal battles escalate

A new book by reporters Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes reveals that Democrats privately worried about Joe Biden’s cognitive decline ahead of his June debate with Donald Trump, despite publicly defending his fitness for office. The book, FIGHT: Inside the Wildest Battle for the White House, details efforts by Biden’s team to conceal signs of aging, including daily makeup sessions and canceled briefings. It also recounts … Continue reading Democrats fretted behind the scenes about Biden’s decline despite public confidence, new book claims

Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) told MSNBC’s The Rachel Maddow Show that she is training Americans to counter a potential Trump “dictatorship” through her resistance lab initiative. The program educates participants on democratic backsliding, drawing lessons from global movements against authoritarianism. Jayapal emphasized targeting the structural pillars that sustain power rather than just opposing a leader, aiming to mobilize passive opponents into active supporters of democracy, Breitbart News … Continue reading Jayapal: We’re Training Americans to Take Down Potential Trump Dictatorship

Sen. Cory Booker has spent over 16 hours delivering a marathon speech on the Senate floor, protesting the Trump administration’s policies and highlighting issues such as healthcare, Social Security, immigration, and democracy. Speaking to a growing online audience, Booker criticized President Trump and White House adviser Elon Musk, arguing their policies harm everyday Americans. His speech follows Democratic divisions over a recent Trump-backed spending bill, … Continue reading Cory Booker’s anti-Trump speech on the Senate floor goes on for hours

Republicans are facing growing concerns over Elon Musk’s political influence as they head into key elections. With backlash mounting over Musk’s role in federal spending cuts and his unpopularity among independents, some GOP lawmakers are calling for the party to distance itself from him. Meanwhile, Democrats are energized, seeing recent wins in Pennsylvania, Louisiana, and Wisconsin as signs of momentum. Special elections in Florida, including … Continue reading Democrats in Special Elections Target Trump’s DOGE Chief

Trump warned Zelensky of “big problems” if Ukraine backed out of a rare earth minerals deal, while Ukraine cited changing terms. The U.S. seeks full access to Ukraine’s resources, but concerns arise over U.S. control. Talks with Russia on rare earth cooperation have also begun. Trump, frustrated with Putin over ceasefire delays, threatened secondary sanctions on Russian oil if Moscow stalls, CNN has reported. Finland’s … Continue reading Trump accuses Ukraine’s Zelensky of ‘trying to back out’ of proposed minerals deal

President Trump threatened secondary tariffs on Russian oil buyers if Putin refuses a Ukraine ceasefire, expressing frustration over Putin questioning Zelenskiy’s legitimacy. Though later softening his stance, Trump warned of punishing Russia’s oil exports, which could impact global markets. He also pressured Zelenskiy over a rare earth deal and threatened Iran with bombing if it refused a nuclear agreement, Bloomberg has reported. The Kremlin signaled … Continue reading Trump Vents Anger at Putin Over Ukraine, Hints at Oil Curbs

Attorney General Pam Bondi dismissed a federal lawsuit challenging Georgia’s 2021 election law, which restricted ballot drop boxes, mobile voting units, and providing food or water to voters in line. Democrats called it voter suppression, while Bondi argued Black voter turnout increased under the law. The lawsuit, filed under the Biden administration, faced backlash, including the MLB relocating its 2021 All-Star Game, The Hill has … Continue reading Bondi dismisses Biden-era lawsuit against Georgia election law

Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) said Monday that former President Trump was not advocating for a third term when he discussed a potential 2028 run, emphasizing that such a move would require an unlikely constitutional change. Trump, in a weekend interview, claimed there are “methods” to extend his presidency, including a scenario where Vice President J.D. Vance runs and hands over power. He did not elaborate … Continue reading GOP senator: Trump ‘wasn’t advocating’ for third term

Marine Le Pen was sentenced to four years in prison and banned from holding public office for five years after being found guilty of embezzling EU funds. The ruling threatens her 2027 presidential bid, where she was a frontrunner. Le Pen plans to appeal, but she remains ineligible unless overturned, NBC News has reported. The trial, accusing her and 24 others of misusing over €3 … Continue reading France’s far-right leader Le Pen sentenced to prison and banned from office

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced efforts to strengthen the U.S.-Philippines military alliance, aiming to counter China’s aggression in the Indo-Pacific. Hegseth emphasized deploying advanced military capabilities, enhancing joint training, and prioritizing defense cooperation. He described the alliance as “ironclad” amid rising tensions over China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea. Hegseth’s visit to Manila comes as the Trump administration shifts focus to the … Continue reading US defense chief Hegseth vows to counter ‘China’s aggression’ on first Asia visit

President Donald Trump withdrew Rep. Elise Stefanik’s nomination for U.N. ambassador, citing concerns about the slim Republican majority in the House and the importance of maintaining it. Trump explained that he didn’t want to risk losing her congressional seat, especially with upcoming special elections in Florida that could affect the GOP’s control of the House. Trump praised Stefanik for her strong polling and popularity in … Continue reading Trump reveals why he pulled Stefanik’s UN ambassador nomination: ‘Cannot take a chance’

President Vladimir Putin commented on U.S. interest in Greenland, stating that President Trump’s push for control over the territory was not surprising, as the U.S. has long sought control of the resource-rich region. Putin highlighted that the U.S. had previously attempted to buy Greenland after World War II and emphasized the strategic value of the territory in the Arctic. He also noted Russia’s concerns about … Continue reading Putin says US push for Greenland rooted in history, vows to uphold Russian interest

Justice Sonia Sotomayor, speaking at Georgetown University, emphasized the importance of “fearlessly independent” judges and the need for citizens to hold public representatives accountable. She criticized recent attacks on the judiciary, particularly from President Trump and his allies, who have called for impeaching judges and defying court orders. Sotomayor stressed that judges must protect rights and ensure the state respects the Constitution. Her comments came … Continue reading Justice Sotomayor calls for ‘fearlessly independent’ judges

Denmark criticized US Vice President JD Vance’s remarks during his visit to Greenland, accusing Copenhagen of neglecting the territory. Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen expressed discontent over the tone of Vance’s comments, emphasizing that such criticism is not how close allies should communicate. Vance had claimed Denmark under-invested in Greenland’s people and security, a view echoed by former President Trump, who argued the US needs … Continue reading Denmark Rebukes USA for Tone After Vance Greenland Trip

Sen. Bernie Sanders has become a leading voice against President Trump’s aggressive push to shrink the federal government, criticizing both Trump’s policies and the Democratic Party’s failure to address economic inequality. Sanders warns that billionaires like Elon Musk, who has played a key role in federal spending cuts, are driving the country toward oligarchy. On his “Fighting Oligarchy” tour, Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rallied … Continue reading Bernie Sanders is drawing record crowds as he pushes Democrats to ‘fight oligarchy’

Speaker Mike Johnson told House Republicans on Tuesday that they will not pursue impeaching federal judges, emphasizing that Congress has only done so 15 times in history. Instead, the House Judiciary Committee will lead hearings on judicial overreach, with a vote upcoming on a bill from Rep. Darrell Issa to limit nationwide injunctions. While some conservatives, including Donald Trump, favor impeachments, House Republicans currently lack … Continue reading Johnson sets expectations on judicial impeachments

Former U.S. Rep. Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, died at 49 after battling brain cancer. Love, a daughter of Haitian immigrants, served as a Utah congresswoman and was known for her belief in the American dream. A rising GOP star, she distanced herself from Donald Trump but lost her seat in 2018. After politics, she worked as a CNN commentator … Continue reading Former Utah Rep. Mia Love, first Black Republican woman elected to US House, has died

Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi voiced support for Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer despite backlash over his handling of a government funding vote. While she previously criticized his approach, Pelosi affirmed Schumer should remain in leadership. Schumer defended his decision, saying it was necessary for the country and the party, Politico has reported. Pelosi also praised House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, calling his leadership beneficial for … Continue reading Schumer should ‘of course’ remain as top Senate Democrat, Pelosi says

Germany’s new parliament convened with the far-right AfD as the second-largest party, while coalition talks between the CDU/CSU and SPD focus on tax and migration policies. The Bundestag, now reduced to 630 members, remains underrepresented in terms of gender and diversity. Friedrich Merz aims to form a government by Easter, already securing a key win on debt policy with Green Party support, The Guardian has … Continue reading German parliament sits for first time with AfD as second biggest party