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On Tuesday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “The Hill,” Rep. Ryan Zinke (R-MT) said that tariffs ultimately have to lead to trade deals with the E.U. and China and “having tariffs out there, even though there’s more income coming into the Treasury, there’s a lot of pain with tariffs, too.” He also stated that “the bond market doesn’t lie. The bond market looks at the reconciliation bill, it stabilized, but, in order for interest rates to go down…we’ve got to make sure that tariffs then lead into trade deals and the prices stabilize.” Zinke said that three things need to happen: “One…
The US president’s tariff threat if no peace deal reached is a “positive” step, Brussels’ top diplomat Kaja Kallas has claimed EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has welcomed US President Donald Trump’s threat to impose tariffs on Russia’s trading partners unless a deal with Ukraine is reached within 50 days, calling it a “positive” step. Moscow, however, has warned that Trump’s declaration could be seen by Kiev as a signal to continue the war.Trump said on Monday that he was “very, very unhappy” with the protracted negotiation process, warning Moscow of “severe” secondary tariffs of up to 100% unless…
RINO Senators Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins and Mitch McConnell voted against advancing President Trump’s DOGE rescissions package. The three RINOs voted against moving the package out of committee and every Democrat is expected to vote “no.” LISA MURKOWSKI says she will vote AGAINST discharging $9B rescissions package from committee. — Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) July 16, 2025 COLLINS is a no on the motion to discharge. — Samantha Handler (@sn_handler) July 16, 2025 Susan Collins: “The rescissions package has a big problem – nobody really knows what program reductions are in it. That isn’t because we haven’t had time to review…
The British government earmarked £7 billion to secretly import and house tens of thousands of Afghans under the cover of a remarkable ‘superinjunction’ that could have meant prison for anyone revealing the covert operation. Nearly 24,000 Afghans were secretly flown to the United Kingdom over the past two years and have been housed on military bases or in hotels at vast expense to the British taxpayer, the government finally admitted on Tuesday. Called Operation Rubific, it was covered up by a unique injunction that would hold any public discussion of the mission as contempt of court. Even discussing the fact…
General Motors has announced plans to expand production of gas-powered vehicles and SUVs in Michigan as well as the manufacturing of pickup trucks. The Detroit-based auto manufacturer said in a statement on Tuesday that it will “begin production of the Cadillac Escalade, as well as the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra light duty pickups at Orion Assembly in early 2027 to help meet continued strong customer demand.” According to CNBC, the Escalade is produced in Arlington, Texas, while the Silverado and Sierra trucks are made at an assembly plant in Fort Wayne, Indiana, which will continue to produce the vehicles.…
President Donald Trump has committed to a transactional approach to arms deliveries EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has welcomed US President Donald Trump’s promise to send more weapons to Kiev, but said he can’t describe it as American aid if European NATO states are fully bankrolling the initiative.Trump announced on Monday that he will allow other NATO members to buy American-made Patriot missile defense systems and other weapons for Ukraine – but indicated that US taxpayers will no longer finance Kiev’s war effort.“The United States will not be having any payment made. We’re not buying it, but we will…
Whoopi Goldberg of The View went off today at Obama and Mark Cuban for their recent similar scolding of Democrats. Obama is back out in the public square because he is trying to help the party with their massive cash flow problem. Mark Cuban is just trying to give them advice on how to win over the public. Whoopi looks at recent crowds of protesters and believes Democrat voters are fully engaged. She is angry at Democrat leaders who she sees as weak, which is correct to a certain point. She, like many people on the left, just doesn’t want…
Rosie O’Donnell — who fled to Ireland in the wake of President Donald Trump’s return to the White House, but somehow still cannot manage to keep herself out of U.S. politics — revealed that she cried and knew Trump was “going to win” as she watched the 2024 presidential debate between the president and former President Joe Biden. “That was one of the most depressing days that I can ever remember,” she said. “Look up temporal frontal lobe dementia,” O’Donnell said in a video posted to social media, in an ironic attempt to paint President Trump as someone suffering from cognitive issues.…
President Donald Trump speaks at the White House Faith Office luncheon on Monday, July 14. The president created the office early in his second term to work to protect religious liberty guaranteed by the First Amendment. Trump created the office when he resumed office after the Department of Justice and FBI under Joe Biden infamously targeted American catholics as extremists. Read the full article here
Congressional Democrats want to shine a spotlight on the Jeffrey Epstein controversy and drive a wedge into a Republican Party now tearing itself apart over the issue. But relegated to the minority in both chambers, they’re dealing with a limited toolbox to put GOP members on the spot. Democrats’ attempts to weaponize the swirling questions over Epstein have been stymied by the House majority’s moves to hamstring the minority party. One option provided for under chamber rules — the privileged “resolution of inquiry” — was quashed by House GOP leaders in April amid the scandal over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s…