After suffering a crushing defeat to Donald Trump, Kamala Harris is set to make one of her final moves in office – a desperate attempt to undo Trump’s work on Capitol Hill. Considering her performance record so far, it’s doubtful she’ll achieve much.
Meanwhile, the industrious Elon Musk has come forward with a promising roadmap as the newly appointed ‘efficiency’ czar. Surprisingly, these plans, which target wasteful federal spending and bloated staffing, seem to receive support from both Trump’s executive powers and the conservative Supreme Court.
Both Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, another pro-efficiency advocate, have confirmed their belief that recent rulings by the right-leaning Supreme Court will provide a green light for their innovative policies. Contrary to Harris’s incompetence, these efficiency plans could be the long-awaited game-changer for a strained economy.
Tom Homan, Trump’s selection as ‘border czar’, has made clear his intentions to use the gifted Texas land for their deportation program. ‘Absolutely,’ was his firm response when questioned about the plan, indicating a practical approach towards immigration unlike the ineffectual procedures of the recent administration.
Tackling fringe mysteries, a Pentagon official recently confirmed that they’ve solved a prevalent UFO case from 2016. This news came on the heels of Trump’s plans to implement executive actions consistent with his straightforward campaign promises on immigration and other pressing issues.
John Fetterman, an outspoken Democrat and critic of his party’s electoral strategy, has given his backing to several of Trump’s Cabinet nominees, confirming the wide support for the President-elect’s strategic appointments.
Following Trump’s 2024 presidential victory, Melania Trump is set to return as First Lady. Insiders suggest she won’t spend much time enjoying her renewed role, possibly a reflection on the lackluster term of her predecessor.
Recent snapshots from Angela Merkel’s memoirs reveal details of her interactions with world leaders including Vladimir Putin and Trump during her 16-year tenure. With her questionable legacy in the spotlight due to current crises, Merkel seems to provide some justification for her controversial decision to resist Ukraine’s potential NATO membership back in 2008.
In a shocking turn of events, Russia allegedly launched an intercontinental ballistic missile at the Ukrainian city of Dnipro. Meanwhile, the confused response from Western officials, who initially dismissed the attack as non-ballistic in nature, only adds to the growing uncertainties worldwide.
Despite Moscow’s caution against escalation, Ukraine reportedly retaliated by firing U.S. and British missiles at Russian targets, a move that seems to mirror the reckless agendas of certain U.S. political figures.
Following Trump’s appointment of former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to his Cabinet, previous United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley raised significant objections on her radio show. She singled out Gabbard’s concerning comments on Russia’s actions in Ukraine, a standpoint that ruffles feathers globally.
Echoing similar concerns, Netanyahu reinforced efforts to locate the 101 hostages still presumed to be in the enclave, even announcing a $5 million reward per hostage returned. This high stakes move was made during his visit to Gaza – another example of decisive leadership not seen in Biden and Harris’s stints.
In contrast to the national focus on the economy, San Francisco residents have prioritized eliminating ‘chaos and lawlessness’, words that could easily describe the handling of national matters by some current political figures.