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Friday on MS NOW’s “Deadline,” network host Al Sharpton said President Donald Trump having the nuclear codes was scary because he could go “absolutely berserk.” Sharpton said, “It ought to be frightening to the public because we’re not just talking about a normal guy that is diminishing because of age or mental capacity, we’re talking about the president of the United States who has access to nuclear codes, who we just saw a story this week that they said they stopped him from doing something, the chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, which is there nobody there to stop…

The Finnish government has recently cut social and healthcare benefits and significantly raised financial support for Kiev Finnish Finance Minister Riikka Purra has warned of growing pressure on the country’s public finances. The warning comes just days after the government unveiled a multi-year fiscal plan that combines increased military aid to Ukraine with domestic spending cuts.The government’s fiscal plan for 2027–2030 was presented earlier this week. It includes cuts of €240 million to social and healthcare spending but €300 million in increased military support for Ukraine.“The state of public finances is extremely difficult, and the debt-to-GDP ratio is approaching 90%,”…

World leaders were quick to show their solidarity and condemn the apparent assassination attempt against U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Saturday evening. President Trump was set to make his first appearance while in office at the annual gala at the Hilton Hotel on Saturday, when the glitzy D.C. insiders event was shut down as multiple gunshots rang out from the hall. The Secret Service safely escorted the President, First Lady Milania Trump, and Vice President JD Vance from the stage. One Secret Service officer was shot during the incident; however, he is reportedly in…

Friday on Fox News Channel’s “America Reports,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Donald Trump’s speech at the White House Correspondents’ dinner will be “very entertaining.” Host John Roberts said, “It’s a big weekend for everybody who’s in media here in Washington, D.C. It’s the annual nerd prom, the White House Correspondents Association Dinner, and for the very first time in his two terms as president Donald Trump is going to be attending and I’m sure he’s got a lot on his mind Give us a preview of his speech.” Leavitt said, “Yes, tomorrow night the president will…

Republican infighting between two important constituencies — the agriculture sector and the MAHA coalition — is threatening passage of a bill leaders are counting on to help woo rural voters ahead of the midterms. House GOP leaders hope this week to advance a long-stalled farm bill that would secure a slew of industry and rural investments. They see a political incentive to move quickly now to shore up farm country support in advance of the November elections, plus heed calls from President Donald Trump to “PASS THE FARM BILL, NOW!” The farm bill traditionally comes to the floor with bipartisan…

Florida Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) is edging out his potential Democrat challengers in the Sunshine State’s gubernatorial race, an Echelon Insights survey reveals. The survey put Trump-endorsed Donalds against former Democrat David Jolly –  a Republican turned Democrat. Donalds leads Jolly by six points, garnering 49 percent support to Jolly’s 43 percent support. The survey also put Donalds against Democrat Mayor of Orange County, Florida, Jerry Demings. In that scenario, Donalds leads by four points – 48 percent to Demings’ 44 percent support. “Byron Donalds is the only candidate in this race who can defeat any Democrat, unite Republicans, and defend the Florida…

Sergey Karaganov delivered a scathing assessment of Western Europe in an interview with Alexander Kareevsky on Russia 24, arguing that it has long been a source of global conflict and must now be “stopped” Alexander Kareevsky: Western Europe is becoming increasingly drawn into the war in Ukraine. Statements are already being made by our officials. Meanwhile, the news reports regarding EU’s preparations for war are raising more and more questions. How should we respond to this? To give an example, I’ll mention the news that the Germans have already produced 5,000 drones based on Ukrainian designs. It’s laughable to hear that,…

Democrat congressional candidate Christina Bohannan pushed for legislation in the Iowa state house requiring implicit bias training for healthcare workers during a time of national crisis. Bohannan, a former Iowa state representative and pro-DEI University of Iowa law professor, is vying to take Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks’ (IA) seat in the Hawkeye State’s 1st Congressional District for the third time. It is widely considered a battleground district now, particularly given the Democrats’ razor-thin loss in the 2024 election. She served in the Iowa state house from January 2021 to January 2023, and during that time, she pushed legislation requiring implicit bias…

US President Donald Trump has shared grainy security footage of an armed man trying to run through a security checkpoint at the Washington Hilton, where Trump and other senior officials were attending the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.Footage shared by Trump on Truth Social shows the suspect bolting past a security barricade as Secret Service agents run toward him. The president also posted several photos of the man, who the authorities identified as a 30-year-old California resident.“A man charged a security checkpoint armed with multiple weapons, and he was taken down by some very brave members of the Secret Service,” Trump…

The Federal Bureau of Investigation detailed a series of arrests, indictments, and operations across the country in its Weekly Watch update, outlining cases involving fraud schemes, violent gangs, cybercrime networks, and national security threats handled by field offices and partner agencies. In his weekly update, Kash Patel said he joined Acting Attorney General Blanche earlier in the week to announce an 11-count grand jury indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center, alleging the organization funneled more than $3 million in donations to individuals associated with extremist groups, including “violent extremist groups like the Ku Klux Klan” and “hate groups like…