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According to new data from researchers at Rutgers University, 55% of left-leaning individuals said that the murder of Donald Trump is at least partially justified. We’re not making this up. Not only did 55% say Trump’s murder could be justified, but 49% of left-leaning people also said the
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On April 9th, Goldman Sachs revised its projection of a 65% chance of a recession to under 50% following the announcement of a 90-day pause on tariffs for most of our trading partners. The finance community did not take kindly to the announcement of reciprocal tariffs from the Trump administration
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President Trump just announced on Truth Social that he will be increasing tariffs on Chinese goods by 125%, citing what he described as China’s “lack of respect” toward global markets and the United States. The new tariffs are set to take effect immediately. In his post, the President stated:
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According to the latest poll from the left-leaning pollster Ipsos, a majority of Americans agree with the Trump administration’s argument that other countries have taken advantage of the U.S. when it comes to international trade. Not only that, 50% of Americans—including nearly all Republicans—agreed that short-term
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U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has recommended that the U.S. cease water fluoridation in public drinking supplies. He has announced plans to urge the CDC to no longer endorse community water fluoridation and is forming a task force to study the impacts of fluoride in drinking
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The Supreme Court lifted a temporary restraining order placed by U.S. District Judge James Boasberg that had prevented the Trump administration from using the 1798 Alien Enemies Act to deport suspected Venezuelan gang members. In the 5-4 decision, while SCOTUS made clear the need for proper due process under
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In a surprising—and somewhat ironic—development, a new poll from the left-leaning firm Morning Consult conducted after the implementation of the new Trump tariffs, reveals that despite media hysteria surrounding Trump‘s new tariff policy, Americans still trust Republicans more than Democrats on trade, by a margin of 2
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Republicans gained 1,566 new voters in the month of March, while Democrats lost 5,744 voters. Republicans have continued to narrow the registration gap in the state. Democrats have long had the voter registration advantage in Pennsylvania, but that advantage is almost gone, with their lead now under 100,
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Today on Truth Social, President Trump issued a firm and fiery response to China’s newly announced 34% retaliatory tariffs on American goods—tariffs that come on top of what he called Beijing’s “record-setting” economic abuses. Suffice it to say: the President isn’t buying China’s bluff. In
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In light of the new reciprocal tariffs that the Trump administration has recently implemented, several countries have stated their willingness to drop their tariffs in response. Taiwan, Vietnam, India, Argentina, Japan, among others, have expressed a willingness to drop their tariffs on the United States. The White House has claimed
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According to the latest poll from J.L. Partners, Trump’s approval is rising since the implementation of reciprocal tariffs. In their latest poll, it shows Trump at 53% approval and 47% disapproval—a net increase of 8 points for the president since their last poll. This new poll result
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On April 5th, 2025, several anti-Trump protests took place across the country. You probably didn’t noticed. And that’s the point. No one cared. These protests were organized by several progressive organizations such as MoveOn and Indivisible. The protests were called “Hands Off” because of the perception that Trump