Now that Donald Trump is President of the United States of America and is strenuously attempting to confirm his right to do “whatever I want to do” over the entire world, it is easy to forget that minus his inability to articulate a coherent sentence his predecessors suffered from much of the same delusion.
President Donald Trump posted on social media last week that the U.S. has more nuclear weapons than any rival and bragged that they are in prime condition—but due to “testing program[s]” in other countries, he said he ordered the Department of War “to start testing our Nuclear Weapons on an equal basis.”
President Donald Trump has seen his support among younger voters take a major hit since the beginning of the year, with just 20 percent of those polled saying they approve of his job performance, compared to 75 percent who say they disapprove.
President Donald Trump’s killing spree in the Caribbean continued last week, bringing the total number of victims to 61, in strikes on 14 alleged drug boats, prompting international criticism.
U.S. President Donald Trump posted on social media last week that South Korea will build its nuclear-powered submarine in the U.S., calling Washington’s relationship with Seoul “stronger than ever.”
Do you remember when we were told that the “Reagan deficit” was going to destroy the economy? In the past two and one-third months ending October 15 the US national debt increased by $1 trillion.
For a man supposedly intent on winning a Nobel Peace Prize, Donald Trump spends an extraordinary amount of time waging war, threatening to wage war, and fantasizing about waging war.
U.S. beef prices are setting records due to shrinking beef herds amid steady consumer demand.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said Sunday that he believes it is a “real possibility” that the Trump administration ends up carrying out land strikes on Venezuela because President Donald Trump decided that Nicolás Maduro, the country’s president, is a drug trafficker and that it is “time for him to go.”
U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly imposed sanctions on entities that purchase Russian oil on the cheap has worried owners of Chinese and Indian refineries, who are now looking for ways to curb these purchases, which would be seen as a blow to Moscow’s economy.