Author: Press Room

Conservative former President of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro said on Tuesday that he is “passionate” about President Donald Trump, who treated him “like a brother” when he was president of the South American country. Bolsonaro, a staunch supporter and longtime ally of President Trump, spoke with the Brazilian outlet Poder 360 on Tuesday evening for over an hour, marking his first public appearance since Prosecutor General of Brazil Paulo Gonet called on Monday for Bolsonaro’s conviction in the ongoing “coup” trial against him. The former Brazilian president and Poder 360 conversed on several topics, such as the ongoing trial, his friendship…

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WASHINGTON, DC — A memorandum to enhance collaboration between the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and Small Business Administration (SBA) was signed Wednesday by the heads of both agencies, with DOL Sec. Lori Chavez-DeRemer saying the move will “usher in a new golden age of American manufacturing.” The agreement states that both entities will engage in detailed data sharing and establish a “cross-agency access and training initiative on relevant programs and offer centralized points of contact for internal use” in order to support the Trump administration’s “Made in America” focus.  “This proposed collaboration will streamline interagency cooperation and maximize resource…

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Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) said the Trump administration needs better “transparency” regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case, shortly after President Donald Trump doubled down on calling the files a “made-up” hoax orchestrated by Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and other Democrat leaders. Speaking with reporters on the steps outside the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday, Roy appeared to stumble over his answer when asked if he thinks the Department of Justice (DOJ) has “been transparent enough when it comes to the Epstein matter,” but ultimately called for the administration to “address” the situation: “Uh, look, I’ll let the, you know, Department of Justice…

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Mike Johnson has claimed the tech mogul ‘ghosted’ him as he tried to explain the benefit of the ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ Musk opposed US-based billionaire Elon Musk has changed his mobile phone number and is no longer responding to messages from the speaker of the US House of Representatives, Mike Johnson. The lawmaker himself stated that this presumably happened as he was trying to convince the Tesla and SpaceX CEO of the benefits that President Donald Trump’s ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ would bring.Musk, who became increasingly close to Trump during the latter’s presidential campaign and in the first months…

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President Trump went off on California Governor Gavin “Newscum” and announced he is officially canceled funding for the state’s “failed” high speed railroad to nowhere. “To the Law abiding, Tax paying, Hardworking Citizens of the United States of America, I am thrilled to announce that I have officially freed you from funding California’s disastrously overpriced, “HIGH SPEED TRAIN TO NOWHERE.” This boondoggle, led by the incompetent Governor of California, Gavin Newscum, has cost Taxpayers Hundreds of Billions of Dollars, and we have received NOTHING in return except Cost Overruns. The Railroad we were promised still does not exist, and never…

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Far-left President of Colombia Gustavo Petro proposed on Tuesday to relocate the Statue of Liberty from New Jersey to the Colombian city of Cartagena in an unhinged rant against the United States’ illegal immigration policies. Petro issued his wild proposal in remarks during a presidential broadcast in Cartagena that, according to the Colombian newspaper El Tiempo, was intended to be focused on the subject of Colombia’s healthcare system and its ongoing financial shortcomings. Petro reportedly pivoted during his speech to lash out against the United States and the ongoing crackdown against illegal immigration implemented by the administration of President Donald…

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Princeton professor Eddie Glaude Jr. said Monday on MSNBC’s “Deadline” that President Donald Trump’s mass deportations were an “evil” attempt to “make America white again.” Host Nicolle Wallace said, “What Trump ran on was finding the people that carried out heinous crimes in this country, who were also people in this country illegally. That is not what the Trump administration’s mass deportation program is accomplishing. That’s what Obama accomplished, to be fair and accurate. And that was controversial in its own right, in its own time. What Donald Trump is doing is ripping people out of communities, ripping people out…

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White House officials have discussed potential candidates who could replace Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) if she elects not to run again in 2026, according to a person familiar with the conversation granted anonymity to speak about political strategy. Though there is no discussion of pushing a primary on the 72-year old, President Donald Trump would love to see a “better option,” in place of one of his most persistent GOP critics, the person said. Though she hasn’t formally launched a campaign, the Senate Appropriations chair confirmed Tuesday she is planning to run again and was “pleased” with the strong fundraising…

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The IDF has struck the Defense Ministry as violence escalates across Druze-populated areas of Syria Israel attacked the headquarters of the Syrian military and locations near the presidential palace in Damascus on Wednesday. The strike, broadcast live on the Iranian ISNA television channel, was carried out after West Jerusalem issued warnings of “painful blows” in response to Syrian military operations targeting the Druze ethnic minority.Violent clashes have been going on for several days in the city of Sweida, involving Syrian security forces supported by Bedouin groups, and Druze militants. In an effort to protect the latter, the Israeli military conducted…

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Credit: U.S. Senate Photographic Studio Minnesota Democratic Senator Tina Smith has been admitted to a hospital after falling ill today and will not be able to help Democrats try to block tonight’s recession package vote. As Politico reported , Smith’s office released a statement saying the senator is expected to stay overnight for observation, assuming it does not take a turn for the worse. She also hopes to be back in the near future. No details were given regarding Smith’s illness. Here is the statement: “While at work at the Capitol today, Sen. Smith started to not feel well. She…

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