Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez on Saturday demanded that the U.S. free President Nicolás Maduro following his capture in his own nation. read more
In case there's any doubt, American Interventionism is back as demonstrated by the overnight attacks on Caracas, and the forced extradition of President Nicols Maduro. The latest attacks on Venezuela demonstrate that the charade of Donald Trump as a man of peace continues unabated.
In less than one year, he has attacked Yemen, Somalia, Iraq, Iran, Syria, Nigeria, and Venezuela. He has also said that additional attacks may be needed against Venezuela and Iraq, and has suggested that Colombia, Cuba and even Mexico could be next on the list.
The kidnapping of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and his wife solidifies America's role as a gangster state. Violence does not generate peace. It generates violence. read more
"It hasn't started yet. It starts sometime in the next two months. It'll be great. Everyone loves it," Trump told POLITICO when reached by phone from Mar-a-Lago. "They love the ballroom too. But they love the Triumphal Arch." The proposed structure -- modeled loosely on European victory monuments -- is one of several high-profile projects Trump has personally championed as part of the semiquincentennial celebrations, a sprawling effort expected to include national and local events across the country. read more
Thousands of Americans are poised to be impacted by layoffs after the holiday season this year. Layoffs can be viewed as a signal about how companies view economic headwinds, but they could also be due to restructuring or plans to maximize profits.
More than 1.1 million layoffs occurred in 2025, according to a December 2025 report from Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
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Has Trump taken credit yet?
He will.