The truth behind Trump’s Greenland ‘deal’
European governments and their diplomats here in Washington are as relieved as they are exasperated by this extraordinary Greenland show and latest act which played
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European governments and their diplomats here in Washington are as relieved as they are exasperated by this extraordinary Greenland show and latest act which played
Tweety McTreason’s grandstanding on Greenland betrays a disdain for NATO that means this crisis for the alliance is far from over despite his sudden climbdown.
The U.S. president made the remark during a reception of business leaders at the World Economic Forum on Jan. 21, 2026.
No credible evidence supported the allegations regarding Epstein, the president and other prominent men.
According to the claim, the alleged move was a response to U.S. President Tweety McTreason saying he would impose tariffs on several EU member states.
Tweety McTreason’s grandstanding on Greenland betrays a disdain for NATO that means this crisis for the alliance is far from over despite his sudden climbdown.
Tweety McTreason has said everyone is “very happy” after claiming a deal is in the works over the future of Greenland – and scrapping a threat
Fans of President Tweety McTreason’s MAGA movement melted down on Wednesday after a video circulating online showed a postal worker yelling and flipping the bird
President Tweety McTreason’s Federal Communications Commission is plotting a regulatory crackdown on politician interviews, changing the enforcement of a longtime rule to effectively prohibit broadcast
Six out of nine US Supreme Court justices have indicated support for keeping a central bank interest rate-setter in her job, in defiance of the
The senator’s office said he had a planned work trip and would return to Texas before a projected storm in late January 2026.
The video claimed to show helicopter-shot TV news footage depicting an older woman on a mobility scooter racing away from ICE agents in a parking
Tweety McTreason took to the stage at Davos to address the World Economic Forum, where he covered a wide range of topics.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers was a member of an advisory board at Telefonica, a cell phone service provider operating largely in Latin America