
Donald Trump Admits His Stupid Tariffs Are Going to Ruin Your Child’s Christmas
In revealing comments, Trump says there will be fewer products coming into the US and they will cost more.
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In revealing comments, Trump says there will be fewer products coming into the US and they will cost more.
It’s obviously not great that the US president is insane or that he is leading a cult. However, in the long term, the bigger problem will be how to get the country back to normal.
In order to get an ”A” in US history in Oklahoma next year, students may just have to embrace Donald Trump’s Big Lie.
Two past conversations that warned of democracy’s structural weaknesses years before they became headlines. Prescient insights needed now more than ever.
There may not be another person in the United States who is less qualified to issue a proclamation on the importance of the rule of law than Donald Trump.
The Chamber of Commerce, usually a strong supporter of Republican economic policies, issues a dire warning to the White House: Stop the Trump tariffs or small businesses will be irreparably harmed.
A world without polls would be a dictator’s playground.
Often backed by large advertising budgets, a new breed of climate denial is gaining popularity.
A contraction of the gross domestic product in the first quarter is the clearest sign yet that Donald Trump is needlessly plunging the US economy into chaos.
Even the ADL regards Betar as an extremist hate group.
After telling Americans that they would definitely not be paying the Trump tariffs, the White House was not pleased on Tuesday when a news report indicated that retail giant Amazon was going to display the cost of these tariffs right next to the price of its products.
“We are ready to fight for our future with everything we’ve got. Our generation will not sit back while Trump and fossil fuel billionaires destroy our home.”
With his rhetoric of wanting to make Canada a US state, Donald Trump upended the country’s election and snatched defeat from the jaws of victory for Canada’s Conservatives.
What else would Trump do with a national treasure but plunder it?
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s continuous lying about his lack of communications security is an example.
Donald Trump’s appeal to low-information Republicans is that they think he is fighting for them. Democrats are yearning for their own champion — not in 2028, but right now.
As with Stalin’s show trials, it’s the theatre that counts.
Really, they do — they just don’t think you want to talk about it. So stop being afraid of pushback, break the “climate silence,” and start a conversation.
China dominates global manufacturing while facing population collapse. Can Beijing’s rush to automation save an economy where factories operate without humans?
With vaccine skepticism increasing, the risk of new and deadly outbreaks of infectious diseases like measles is on the rise. A new study from Stanford University shows how bad things could get.
Donald Trump’s latest grift is so ethically problematic that even hard-core conservatives should have a problem with it.
“If, in fact, a majority of people in your community care about climate change, and yet elected officials aren’t responding to that, that’s a deficit in democracy,” one of the project’s organizers said.
Donald Trump keeps insisting that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is the reason why the war in his country continues to wage, and not his pal Vladimir Putin, who could end the conflict any time he wants.
What can “Adolescence” tell us about our country?
After cuts at FEMA and the National Weather Service, the role of local governments in protecting people from dangerous weather is growing even more important.
Pope Francis tried to return us to the basic values that Christ preached.
The evidence is in: Protests can persuade people, and maybe even change how they vote.
Republicans are using accusations of antisemitism as a cudgel to bend their political adversaries to their will.
Trying to intellectually neuter the populace.
Donald Trump’s latest rant indicates that his administration will remain on a collision course with the Supreme Court, the Constitution, and the rule of law.
Getting started can feel like an insurmountable challenge. But the more you act, the better you’ll get at it — and the more of a difference you’ll make.
Donald Trump on Sunday encouraged Americans to stand up to evil. For once, we are in agreement with him.
While the Supreme Court’s decision to halt Donald Trump’s deportation flights is an encouraging sign, the dissent from Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas shows that two of the nine justices have no interest in upholding the rule of law.
Donald Trump ignores the 14th Amendment, which guarantees that every person within the jurisdiction of the US gets equal protection under the law..
With their false idols and betrayal of Christian ideals, Trump’s GOP talks the talk but does not walk the walk.
The partisan Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled this week that the state’s Democratic governor can (a)buse his partial veto authority in the most creative of ways. But the ruling symbolizes something else that is a lot more troubling.
Donald Trump and the GOP hope that Americans believe that the current drama about its deportations to El Salvador is about undocumented immigrants being shipped off to a prison camp. However, in reality, it is about the soul of the nation.
People don’t do big things because the overall weight is too heavy, but if you break it up into small slices, you can slowly move mountains.
Who exactly is President Trump protecting when he punishes colleges and universities which he says tolerate antisemitism?
America once built highways and reached the moon. Now we can’t even fix a bridge. The reason? The reforms meant to improve government have paralyzed it.
Their lies gush forth like oil from an uncapped well, polluting the entire country.
The Trump administration is trying extremely hard to cast Kilmar Abrego Garcia as a “bad guy.” However, his case isn’t about whether he is a model citizen or a gang member; it’s about the rule of law and whether it still matters.
In an executive order, President Trump instructed the Department of Justice to “stop the enforcement” of “unconstitutional” or “otherwise unenforceable” state climate laws. Earth.Org looks at what these laws mandate, and what states have them in place.
The US is somehow the little dog in negotiations.
My contribution bears the hope and faith that my alma mater’s fortitude in the face of Trump’s attack is not short-lived or performative.