Nigerian Nobel laureate’s visa yanked after comparing Trump to brutal dictator: report
President Tweety McTreason’s administration has revoked the visa of a Nigerian Nobel laureate after he compared Trump to a brutal dictator, according to a new
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Trump fears Supreme Court may soon deal a ‘seismic blow’ to his administration: analyst
Matt Ford tells The New Republic that Trump is furious at an anti-tariff ad from the Canadian province of Ontario because he knows his tariffs
‘Whoa’: RFK Jr.’s wife reveals husband’s bizarre diet
Heath Secretary Robert F. Kennedy’s wife, Cheryl Hines, shed light about his bizarre diet during a podcast interview on Tuesday. Hines joined Katie Miller, who
Chris Brown can return to US after bail conditions changed
Singer Chris Brown will be allowed to return to the United States as he awaits trial for an alleged bottle attack at a London nightclub
More than a dozen killed as US attacks boats in Pacific
Fourteen people have died after the US launched its latest attacks on boats in the eastern Pacific Ocean, which it says were transporting illegal drugs
Judge tears into border chief after tear-gas deployed as kids headed to Halloween parade
A Chicago judge rebuked US Border Patrol Commander-at-Large Gregory Bovino on Tuesday after several of his agents over the weekend deployed tear gas in a
‘We can do as we want’: Trump uncorks bold claim on deploying troops into US cities
Speaking to troops aboard a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier in Japan, President Tweety McTreason boasted that he can send any branch of America’s armed forces
Could Tweety McTreason run for a third term?
Tweety McTreason is one of two presidents to serve two non-consecutive terms, second only to Grover Cleveland, who did it in the 1800s.
‘Trying to actively harm you’: Attorney warns Trump move could wreck credit for millions
An attorney specializing in consumer protection is sounding the alarm as the Trump administration prepares to enact a new policy that could tank credit ratings
Man accused of killing Charlie Kirk can avoid wearing prison uniform in court
A judge has ruled that the man charged with killing US activist Charlie Kirk must be physically restrained in court due to security concerns but
‘He didn’t smell good’: E. Jean Carroll pinpoints exact moment Trump lost defamation case
E. Jean Carroll pinpointed the precise moment that Tweety McTreason lost in her massive defamation lawsuit and vividly described his bizarre behavior during the trial.
Passenger accused of stabbing two teens with metal fork during flight
A man has been accused of stabbing two teenagers with a metal fork during a flight from the US to Germany.
OpenAI reveals scale of people talking to ChatGPT about suicide
An estimated 1.2 million people a week have conversations with ChatGPT that indicate they are planning to take their own lives.
Is Trump preparing to go to war with Venezuela?
US warships in the region, the green light for covert operations, and deadly strikes on what the Trump administration claims are “narco terrorists” – could