US Presidential Elections

The first 100 days of Trump show this: first, no matter the chaos, his base will love him and, second, 2028 may well see another president in the populist, authoritarian mould

A recent survey reveals that California policy insiders are largely indifferent to a potential gubernatorial run by Kamala Harris, with 36% expressing indifference. While registered voters show more enthusiasm, independent and Latino voters harbor feelings of irritation and hopelessness, respectively.

Cody Balmer, charged with setting fire to governor Josh Shapiro's mansion, has a history of bipolar disorder and refused medication, according to his brother. The arson, which caused significant damage and forced Shapiro's family to evacuate, was allegedly a "carefully planned attack." Balmer reportedly harbored hatred towards Shapiro and confessed to the crime.

US President Donald Trump's tariff war has rocked global markets and could trigger significant shifts in the world order. Initially dismissed as a mere threat during his campaign, the tariffs unleashed by Trump from the White House have escalated, with China and other countries retaliating. These economic measures, while targeting rivals, may also escalate geopolitical tensions, raising fears of a larger conflict.

Donald Trump reiterated his potential pursuit of a third term as president, challenging the constitutional two-term limit. He claimed public support for his extended service and hinted at unconventional methods to achieve it, eliciting polarized reactions from political leaders and citizens.

Despite the US Constitution restricting presidential terms to two, Donald Trump has expressed his intent to run for a third term, asserting he is not joking. This declaration has sparked significant reactions and memes online, with both serious commentary and humorous responses emerging.

Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, accidentally found himself in a classified US administration group chat discussing military operations against the Houthis of Yemen. This event raised concerns about national security breaches, even as President Trump downplayed it. Goldberg’s educational background at the prestigious WHARTON SCHOOL and his distinguished career in journalism align with similarities to Trump, who also graduated from the same institution. Despite their differences, both figures have shaped global discourse and politics.

Facing a decline in sales for Q1 2025, Tesla is offering perks like zero percent interest loans and lifetime free Supercharging to attract buyers, particularly for the Cybertruck. The company's challenges are exacerbated by backlash against CEO Elon Musk's political ties and intensified global competition, leading to a significant drop in shares.

The US Department of Education ordered federally funded schools to eliminate DEI programs within 14 days or risk losing funding. The directive, backed by Trump, bans race-conscious policies in admissions, hiring, and scholarships. In response, the ACLU and teachers' union sued, arguing it violates First Amendment rights. The case may reach the Supreme Court.

The way his Congress address played out on Tuesday shows Democrats are clueless on how to take him on. Fighting alternative reality with reality isn’t working. Americans have chosen outrage over substance

Before the Harris debate, Trump claimed: “Donald Trump is probably the greatest political debater we’ve ever had in American history.” Reality begged to differ.

Ukrainian MP Oleksandr Dubinsky has called for President Volodymyr Zelensky's impeachment, criticizing his foreign policy and alleged authoritarianism. Dubinsky accuses Zelensky of leading Ukraine into international isolation and suppressing opposition. The move follows a contentious meeting and remarks from US leaders.

A significant rise of 26% in American applications for UK citizenship was recorded in 2024, with political factors, particularly Donald Trump's return to presidency, as key drivers. Changes in UK tax policies have also influenced this surge, highlighting complex motivations for citizenship selection.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella acknowledges the role of his company in safeguarding the us presidential elections 2024 alongside tech giants like Google and Meta. Nadella emphasizes the importance of supporting the democratic election process as an American company, highlighting the impact of the United States' stature globally. Microsoft works to ensure the integrity of elections through initiatives such as limiting the use of AI tools and monitoring content on its platforms. The company has announced Election Protection Commitments to safeguard voters, candidates, and election authorities worldwide.