The Trump administration has deported more than 100,000 illegal migrants in the 10 weeks since President Donald Trump returned to the White House on Jan. 20.
Tech billionaires who once supported Trump are now facing significant financial losses due to new tariffs. Stocks plummeted, causing Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk to lose billions. The Dow Jones and NASDAQ saw historic declines.
President Donald Trump's approval rating has hit a new low since he became president again at his January inauguration. What Happened: After receiving high approval ratings since winning the 2024 election and in his early weeks leading the country,
U.S. stocks have wiped out roughly $9.6 trillion in value since Jan. 17, the Friday before President Donald Trump took the oath of office and began his second term, according to data from Dow Jones Market Data.
Donald Trump has allegedly informed his inner circle that Elon Musk will soon be stepping back from his advisory role in the government. The reports come on the heels of an embarrassing election result in Wisconsin,
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PinkNews on MSNWhat time is Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ speech today and what is he expected to announce?Since his inauguration on 20 January, Donald Trump’s speeches have been regularly causing confusion and alarm around the world so it’s no surprise that “what time is Trump’s speech today?” is currently trending on social media as people prepare – apprehensively – to tune in.
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Irish Star on MSNDonald Trump and Melania 'clash over raising son Barron' in 'protective' displayDonald Trump and his wife Melania have been married since 2005 and share one son, Barron, 18, but a body language expert has claimed the couple have different approaches to parenting
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AlterNet on MSNThree graphs explain what’s happening with Donald Trump’s popularityDonald Trump started out with more Americans approving than disapproving of his performance just after inauguration day on January 20 , and this continued into February. By early March, his ratings had turned a little bit negative,
U.S. stocks have had a rough go of it since President Donald Trump was sworn into office for his second term in January. Since Jan. 17, the Friday before Inauguration Day, the U.S. stock market has seen $9.