Author: Press Room

Charlamagne tha God told President Donald Trump “I’m rooting for you, but I need you focused,” after the president slammed the radio host as “low IQ.” “Listen, President Trump, don’t worry about Charlamagne tha God. I know something I said hit a nerve — but I don’t want you rattled,” the Breakfast Club radio host said on his show on Monday. “I want you to end wars, okay? I want you to keep the border secure. I want you to have the economy booming,” Charlamagne continued. “I want all of these things to be true. I am an American. I don’t care who’s…

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The partnership between Syria and Russia is built on pragmatism and a sober understanding of the emerging geopolitical reality After the fall of the Assad regime on December 8, 2024, Syria underwent a sharp shift in its political configuration. A fragmented coalition of opposition forces came to power, led by the group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (banned in Russia). The leader of the transitional period became Ahmed al-Sharaa, better known by his former name, Abu Mohammad al-Julani.However, few have seriously considered what the real position of the new authorities within Syria itself would be. The formal seizure of power and control…

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Right on cue. Moody’s Chief Economist Mark Zandi warned the US is economy on the precipice of a recession after last week’s abysmal jobs report released by the now fired BLS Commissioner. President Trump last Friday fired the Biden-appointed Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) after she ‘faked’ the jobs numbers before the 2024 election to try to boost Kamala Harris’s chances of a victory. Dr. Erika McEntarfer was promptly fired on Friday after an abysmal July jobs report. The US only added 73,000 jobs in July and the previous months were all revised down. “Nonfarm payrolls growth…

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Saudi Aramco, the national oil company of Saudi Arabia, posted a 22 percent decline in profits for the second quarter of 2025. It was the tenth consecutive quarter of declining profit for one of the world’s largest companies, driven by slipping oil and petrochemical prices. Aramco’s problem is that demand for oil remains strong, but supply has grown enormously, and unstable markets are making buyers reluctant to sign massive long-term contracts. The OPEC+ cartel, which includes Russia, has been reversing voluntary production cuts implemented during the economic calamity of the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic and the world is awash in oil…

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U.S. President Donald Trump issued a warning that Europe would be subjected to a punitive trade tariff if it attempted to welch on its promise to invest in the American economy. The European Union will “pay tariffs of 35 per cent” if it breaks the conditions of the massive Europe-U.S. trade deal agreed last month, President Trump said. The warning, which was solicited by a question about what safeguards are built into his trade deal with the European Union from CNBC in their interview with the President on Tuesday morning, also saw Trump lay out some of the basics of…

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A district court permanently blocked Colorado from enforcing a state law that bans abortion pill reversal services against a Catholic healthcare clinic. The Friday order allows Bella Health and Wellness clinic, along with a pro-life nurse practitioner who intervened in the lawsuit, to continue helping women who want to try to reverse a medication abortion in its early stages. Judge Daniel Domenico ruled that the state burdened plaintiffs’ religious exercise and specifically targeted pro-life pregnancy centers in passing the law. “Motivated by what everyone in this case acknowledges is sincere religious belief, Plaintiffs provide medical services to pregnant women through what they consider ‘crisis…

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Top US officials have been ordered to testify in an oversight probe involving late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein The US House panel investigating the Jeffrey Epstein case has subpoenaed former President Bill Clinton, ex-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and several former top law enforcement officials to testify in a probe involving the disgraced financier.According to a statement issued on Tuesday by House Committee on Oversight Chairman James Comer, the subpoenas formalize demands made last month as part of the panel’s push to obtain more information about Epstein.In 2019, Epstein died in a Manhattan jail in what was ruled a…

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A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) from reallocating $4 billion in funds. 20 Democrat state attorneys general sued the Trump Administration to block FEMA from ending the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program and redirecting billions in funding to other disaster relief and management projects. Boston-based US District Judge Richard Stearns, a Clinton appointee, said FEMA does not have the Constitutional authority to redirect the money already approved by Congress. “Although the Government equivocates about whether it has, in fact, ended the BRIC program, the States’ evidence of steps taken by FEMA to…

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President Donald Trump is set to issue an executive order that would pressure banks not to discriminate against conservatives and crypto companies. The Wall Street Journal reported the Trump administration is preparing an executive order that would direct bank regulators to investigate if financial institutions have violated the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, antitrust laws, or consumer financial protection laws. Institutions that may have violated those laws could be subject to monetary penalties or consent decrees. The order also calls for sending potential violations to the attorney general; the Justice Department in April said it launched a task force to examine allegations of…

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Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge is facing mounting criticism over how her department handled the brawl that erupted in the streets of downtown on July 25, while also being accused of workplace discrimination, the New York Post reported Saturday. When video footage of the incident spread online, showing several people beating a man, and a woman being knocked unconscious, officials denounced the violent behavior, according to Breitbart News. In addition, the Post report said Theetge was being sued by several officers who accused her of discriminating against white lieutenants when it came to promotions and assignments, noting the lawsuit was…

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