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President Donald Trump told reporters that the tariffs that have been put on Israel by the United States may not be reduced because of the “billions” of dollars the U.S. already gives to Israel.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, on Tuesday, told the press that “it was a mistake for China to retaliate” with bigger tariffs, because as she noted, President Trump “punches back harder” when America is punched.
Leftist Senator Mark Warner of Virginia erupted in a tirade on how tariffs are supposedly hurting our relationship with Australia during a U.S. Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday, screaming at U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and refusing to allow him to answer.
On Monday, President Trump recalled a time in the United States when there was no income tax, with the U.S. pulling revenue from tariffs, and stated that this was when America was the “strongest.”
Donald Trump on Monday called out previous U.S. presidents for their failure to negotiate trade deals that would benefit the United States and allowing the country to get ripped off by other nations.
President Donald Trump, aboard Air Force One on Sunday, told a reporter that she was in the way of a camera, then joked, “I don’t know why she doesn’t say it. I have to say it instead.”
RFK Jr. dismantled a reporter’s claim about science and health protection cuts, insisting he’s targeting “bloated” government waste—not critical services.
“They treated us, very very badly,” President Donald Trump said about the massive trade surplus Europe has had with the United States while aboard Air Force One on Sunday.
Sacrebleu! A man who was parachuting into the Stadium de Toulouse before the start of a rugby championship match was rescued by crane after his chute caught on the stadium’s roof and he was left dangling far above the ground. #shorts
Rep. Jamie Raskin claimed there are no co-equal branches of government, a statement that flies in the face of the founding principles of checks and balances.
