Donald Trump will promise a "renewal of the American dream" on Tuesday in his first address to Congress since returning to office, laying out a vision of extended presidential power and a reshaped world order. Trump himself promised in a post on his Truth Social platform on Monday that the address to Congress "WILL BE BIG" and vowed that "I WILL TELL IT LIKE IT IS!"
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The House has passed a bill, largely following party lines, to bar transgender women and girls from participating in school sports designated for female students. The bill faces a tough challenge in the Senate. Republicans argue it protects women's rights, while Democrats criticize it as an invasion of privacy and harmful to transgender children.
A Florida woman, Briana Boston, was arrested for threatening her health insurance provider, BlueCross BlueShield, echoing the phrase used by the alleged killer of a UnitedHealthcare CEO. Boston's threat, inspired by the recent killing, resulted in charges of threats to conduct a mass shooting or act of terrorism. He lawyer said she was overcharged as she only made those threats over the telephone which should come under freedom of speech.
Robert F Kennedy Jr, known for his anti-vaccine stance and controversial health ideas, is seeking confirmation as the US secretary of health and human services under President Donald Trump. Facing opposition from both Democrats and conservatives, Kennedy has softened his views, pledging to align with Trump’s directives on abortion and food policies. His past advocacy against vaccines, including a controversial visit to Samoa, has drawn scrutiny. Farmers and senators are divided over his... Expand
President Trump has called for a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict and criticized the US financial aid to Ukraine. He claimed the war has led to substantial loss and financial strain. Trump accused President Zelenskyy of mismanagement and insisted only his administration could have ended the war. Elon Musk also supported these sentiments.
A Philippine official stated that China is increasing aggression in the South China Sea, and all response options are considered, including international lawsuits. A large Chinese coast guard ship was spotted near the Philippines, prompting strong warnings from Manila. The situation raises tensions, especially given past confrontations and a possible future legal action by the Philippines.
US President Donald Trump criticized his portrait in the Colorado State Capitol, claiming it was intentionally distorted. Trump prefers no portrait over the current one and has called for its removal. He also criticized Governor Jared Polis for his handling of public safety and the Tren de Aragua gang situation in Aurora.
In Namibia, Susan de Meyer uses horses to help children with disabilities. Her program, Enabling Through the Horse, aids kids with autism and ADHD. Children ride, groom, and bond with the animals. Teachers note positive changes in the students' behavior and confidence. The program improves motor skills, balance, and posture. De Meyer hopes to expand the initiative to other countries.
US President-elect Donald Trump announces plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, citing the US's significant involvement in the region. This proposal raises questions about the feasibility of such a change, given international naming conventions and potential pushback from other countries.
President Donald Trump, DOGE chief Elon Musk Thursday doubled down on Politico claiming that it received millions of dollars from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) which the new administration wants to shut down as Politico issued a statement claiming that Politico has never been a beneficiary of government programs or subsidies.