A Buffoon Walks Into The Oval Office...

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Donald Trump's goals for the United States are centered on a philosophy that someone told him was called "America First," which was meant to diminish US national sovereignty, reduce economic nationalism, turn the presidency into a laughingstock and to disrupt established political and... 1/2

Rather than spending money to replenish US missile stocks, Trump is spending US taxpayer money on gold leafing White House flourishes and statues. Kind of stupid choices by a man who actually attended military academy. Donald Trump attended the New York Military Academy (NYMA)... 1/3

Elon Musk has eliminated a number of government programs to improve the lives of people ultimately killing many children in 3rd World countries taking away funding. Now he plans to provide more than $150 million to fund republican candidates who have eliminated health insurance & more for Americans.

Jonathan MS Pearce breaks down the latest chaos surrounding Donald Trump’s 250th anniversary celebrations, including the controversial gold-plated statues, disastrous fireworks display, and ongoing political fallout. This in-depth analysis covers the financial controversies, legal battles... 1/2

Further Insight into Trump's Corruption, Grift, Narcissism, Lacks of Class & Planning

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FOX: What do you need most from America? ZELENSKYY: First, licenses for Patriots, to increase production of anti-ballistic missiles. Second, we need winter package of anti-ballistic missiles. Third, we need more sanctions on Putin. Otherwise, he will not sit down and negotiate.

Taking the 5th The right against self-incrimination is a legal principle that prevents the government from forcing an individual to provide testimony or evidence that could be used to convict them of a crime. This protection is designed to protect individuals from coerced confessions & to... 1/3

Reaping what was sown The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization's monthly index of global food prices, released on Friday, showed a slight increase of 0.6% from June to July, meaning grocery-shoppers are paying roughly 1% more than in July 2025. The rise is hardly drastic: food prices have... 1/4

More worrying AI mishaps This week Britain’s AI Security Institute, a government body, became the third organization of late to admit that its AI systems had gone rogue and targeted innocent third-parties during safety tests. That follows similar breaches at OpenAI and Anthropic, American labs. 1/4

Colombia’s new Trumpian president Colombia’s recent experiment with left-wing politics ends on Friday. Abelardo de la Espriella will be sworn in as president during a ceremony held in Cali, the country’s third-biggest city, after four turbulent years under Gustavo Petro. Mr de la Espriella is... 1/5

A Senate committee voted to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress, after he repeatedly refused to answer questions about his handling of the covid-19 pandemic during a recent hearing with lawmakers. Dr Fauci was formerly the chief medical adviser to the White House. Before leaving office... 1/2

EasyJet accepted a £5.7bn ($7.7bn) takeover offer from Apollo, an American investment firm. Earlier Castlelake, a rival suitor, said it had abandoned its bid to buy the British budget airline. Unlike Castlelake, which probably wanted to sell easyJet for parts, Apollo had pledged to... 1/2

Trump signed two executive orders targeting birthright citizenship, weeks after the Supreme Court struck down his previous attempt to overturn it. One expands the definition of ineligible parents to “any member of a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization”. The other seeks to end... 1/2

The Houthis intensified their attacks against Yemen’s government, reportedly killing at least 30 troops. The Iran-backed militia was also accused of firing shells that injured 17 civilians. Saudi Arabia is reportedly preparing to launch an offensive against the Houthis in an attempt to break... 1/2

Iran’s parliament is reviewing a draft plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian media. The proposal reportedly includes banning vessels from America, Israel and other “hostile” countries. Earlier Donald Trump lashed out at reports that America is suffering a shortage of... 1/2