The top story last week, at least in terms of shock value, might well be the ongoing saga of the Trump White House ballroom, which started out as a $200 million development off of the building’s East Wing accommodating 300 guests and completely paid for by private donors.
The U.S. announced last week that it will investigate trades that occurred before major announcements from President Donald Trump about the status of the Iran War and progress in negotiations.
Call it what it is: a heist.
A newly released poll found that 66 percent of Americans said President Donald Trump never clearly explained the goals of the U.S. “military involvement in Iran” that started on 28 February and shows no end in sight.
The Iranian leadership responded Sunday to President Donald Trump’s peace proposal to end the war with its own “comprehensive plan” that calls for the U.S. to lift all sanctions against Tehran and fully compensate the country for losses suffered during the current war that has been paused by a fragile ceasefire.
Donald Trump returned to the White House in 2025 largely because voters believed his promises that he would somehow lower the cost of living “quickly from Day One.”
President Donald Trump told reporters that the White House on Tuesday that Iran does not have a chance in the war against the United States.
Intelligence agencies within the United States are trying to determine what would happen if President Donald Trump just ended the war with Iran by declaring victory and moving on, according to a report last week.
President Donald Trump’s administration is trying to form an international coalition to help enable shipping to begin again in the Strait of Hormuz as the Iranians continue to strangle energy shipping in the region.
President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House Friday that Iran’s latest proposal presented to the Pakistanis was something that he could not agree to and warned that he could end up blasting “the hell out of them” and finishing them forever.