Tag: Donald J. Trump
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Trump’s Premiere Sunday Briefing Interview: Key Takeaways from Fox News Launch
President Trump launches Peter Doocy’s new Fox show with revelations on TikTok negotiations, 2028 politics, and Washington DC crime crackdown.
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Hayek on Trump’s Road to Serfdom
Many commentators are already drawing parallels between Trump’s equity stake in Intel and the golden share in U.S. Steel with Hayek’s warnings.
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Trump v. New York Times Company, et al.
Donald J. Trump filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division, against the New York Times Company, four of its reporters (Susanne Craig, Russ Buettner, Peter Baker, Michael S. Schmidt), and Penguin Random House LLC. The complaint demands a jury trial and seeks substantial damages, alleging defamation…
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Donald Trump Remarks on Mail-in Voting
Donald Trump stated that mail-in voting is “totally rigged.”
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Quantifying the uniqueness and divisiveness of presidential discourse
This research paper tackles a compelling question: Do American presidents actually speak differently from each other, and if so, how can we measure those differences scientifically? The researchers from the University of Chicago developed sophisticated new tools to analyze presidential speech and discovered some striking patterns, particularly regarding Donald Trump’s communication style.
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White House: BLS Has Lengthy History of Inaccuracies, Incompetence
This White House article presents a highly critical assessment of the Bureau of Labor Statistics under the previous administration. It accurately identifies notable BLS revisions, a significant benchmark adjustment, and procedural lapses in August 2024. However, its framing of these events as evidence of systemic incompetence does not fully account for the agency’s established revision…
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Trump’s Fed Rate Push Faces Economic Reality
President Trump’s aggressive campaign for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2025 represents an unprecedented assault on central bank independence.
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Trump’s Executive Power Deconstruction
The assertion that decades of bipartisan executive orders created an authoritarian control mechanism fundamentally misrepresents how U.S. emergency powers actually work. While these authorities are substantial and raise legitimate constitutional concerns, they operate within legal boundaries established by Congress and subject to judicial review – not as tools for overriding other branches of government.
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Fact-Checking Claims in the “One Big Beautiful Bill” (July 2025)
In July 2025, President Donald Trump and Republican leaders advanced a sweeping legislative package nicknamed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” encompassing tax changes, immigration measures, and budget provisions. Supporters tout it as a historic boon for American taxpayers and security, while opponents warn of severe consequences. Below we examine several major claims related to…
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Secret Deals, Foreign Investments, Presidential Policy Changes: The Rise of Trump’s Crypto Firm
Donald Trump’s crypto venture, World Liberty Financial, has capitalized on his presidency by intertwining business deals, foreign investment, and favorable policy shifts in ways that raise unprecedented ethical and legal concerns.
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Trump Versus 100-day Polls
Let’s critically examine the claims made by Donald J. Trump in this post, focusing on his accusations against The New York Times, ABC/Washington Post, and Fox News polls, as well as his broader assertions about election fraud and media bias.
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The Wild Trump Theory Making the Rounds on Wall Street
A new theory known as the “Mar-a-Lago Accord” claims Donald Trump’s chaotic tariff policies are part of a deliberate master plan to reshape global trade and finance, but experts argue it is deeply flawed, unsupported by Trump’s actions, and potentially disastrous.