Insurrection Anniversary: A Look Back at the January 6th Protesters, Four Years Later

Four Years On, 1600 People Face Justice for Donald Trump Has Made for His Presidency”>U.S. Capitol Attack WASHINGTON — Four years have passed since the storming of the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, a day that left an indelible mark on American history. The fallout from the event, orchestrated by supporters of then-President Donald … Read more

Cartoonist Quits The Washington Post After Newspaper Rejects Jeff Bezos Comic

Headline: Pulitzer-Winning Cartoonist Ann Telnaes Resigns from The Washington Post Amid Censorship Dispute Ann Telnaes, a Pulitzer-winning caricaturist for The Washington Post, has announced her resignation following the opinion section’s rejection of a cartoon featuring Amazon founder Jeff Bezos genuflecting before a statue of President-elect Donald Trump. In a short statement published on Substack, Telnaes, … Read more

Biden Halts Japanese Firm’s Bid to Acquire U.S. Steel Corporation

President Biden Blocks $14 Billion US Steel Acquisition by Japan’s Nippon Steel, Citing National Security Threats In an unprecedented move, President Biden has exercised his executive power to block the acquisition of US Steel by Japan’s Nippon Steel, valued at $14 billion, citing potential national security risks. This decision, taken just weeks before the end … Read more

Trump’s Pick for Swiss Ambassador: Callista Gingrich

Title: Trump Announces New Ambassadorial Appointments; Revives Greenland Buy Idea In a series of announcements on Sunday, former President Donald Trump revealed his intentions to nominate figures from his previous administration to key ambassadorial roles. Among the picks is his decision to appoint Callista Gingrich, his former ambassador to the Vatican, as the new U.S. … Read more