US Politics

President Donald Trump announced he is withdrawing support for Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, ending a political alliance that once placed Greene among Trump’s most vocal allies in Congress. The decision follows months of growing tension and Greene’s public criticism of Republican leadership and some Trump-endorsed strategies. The move highlights internal divisions within the Republican Party over loyalty, messaging and the direction of future campaigns. Analysts are watching how the loss of Trump’s backing may affect Greene’s influence, upcoming primary contests and broader party dynamics as Republicans prepare for future elections.

President Trump announced the removal of tariffs on beef, coffee, bananas, and other food imports. This change follows negotiations with trading partners and aims to lower consumer prices while fostering international trade relations. The policy reversal impacts U.S. consumers and exporters, with expected shifts in retail prices and competitive dynamics.

President Trump has urged the Justice Department and FBI to investigate Jeffrey Epstein’s relations with notable Democrats such as Bill Clinton, focusing on financial ties.

The White House is appealing a court ruling that blocked the deployment of the National Guard to Portland. A recent judge’s opinion questioned the legal basis for the President’s decision. This appeal highlights ongoing debates over federal authority and states’ rights amidst civil unrest.

Naval Station Roosevelt Roads in Puerto Rico resumes operations as part of a U.S. military expansion in the Caribbean. This strategic move aims to strengthen military presence and capabilities in the region, covering humanitarian efforts and regional stability tasks.

Trump cuts ties with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene as she increases criticism of party leadership. This decision highlights changing dynamics within the GOP and could impact both figures’ political futures. Political observers watch closely as the relationship between Trump and Greene changes.

President Trump proposes a 50-year mortgage to address housing affordability, offering lower monthly payments but with long-term interest risks. Financial experts highlight potential challenges, urging careful consideration before adopting the plan.

The U.S. government reopened after President Trump signed a short-term funding bill, ending the longest shutdown in modern history. The 43-day closure affected federal workers and services nationwide. Temporary funding is set until January 30, with bipartisan negotiations expected. The shutdown spotlighted political divides and economic impacts, urging future cooperation for stability.

After nearly two months away, the House of Representatives convenes to address the government shutdown. This return marks significant progress towards resolving the protracted impasse, which affected essential services and left many federal employees without pay. Legislators arrive with renewed determination to end the shutdown, seeking swift solutions for restoring government functions.

House Democrats reveal emails between Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and author Michael Wolff, suggesting former President Trump was aware of Epstein’s illegal activities. These exchanges focus on Epstein’s 2019 claims, rekindling scrutiny over Epstein’s connections to high-profile individuals, while House Democrats emphasize uncovering the truth and seeking justice for victims.