MAGA MOVEMENT
Trump - Pope Leo XIV clash: Here’s why the US President is praising Pope’s elder brother Louis and calling him a MAGA supporter
Trump vs Pope Leo: US President Donald Trump has criticized Pope Leo XIV. The Pope had spoken out against America's war in Iran. Trump stated he prefers the Pope's brother, Louis Martín Prevost. Louis Prevost is a supporter of Trump's MAGA movement. He holds different views on immigration compared to his brother, the Pope.
Hungary election: ‘Useful idiot’ of Trump and Putin, Viktor Orbán concedes defeat after 16 years in power
Hungary election Viktor Orbán defeated. Veteran Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán conceded defeat in a parliamentary election, ending his 16-year tenure. Voters opted for pro-European challenger Péter Magyar, rejecting Orbán's authoritarian policies. This outcome is seen as a significant setback for the global far-right and Orbán's alignment with Russia.
Trump and Putin's ‘useful idiot’ Viktor Orbán faces a tough election in Hungary; the EU bashing leader could lose its 16-year grip, opinion polls suggest
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's long rule may end Sunday. Economic woes and rising costs fuel discontent. Orban's "informational autocracy" and smear campaigns draw criticism. Despite this, he retains support from some US political circles. Orban has also maintained ties with Russia's Vladimir Putin. Hungarians largely favor better relations with the European Union.
Israel tensions surface as Democrats plot US midterms
Democrats are divided over Israel policy and the influence of pro-Israel lobby American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) at a key Democratic National Committee meeting ahead of the midterm elections.
Hillary Clinton 2028 comeback? What she just said has everyone talking
Hillary Clinton addressed rumors of a 2028 presidential run, calling herself a "plausible candidate" but stating she is not planning to run. She expressed optimism about the Democratic party's "good bench" of potential candidates, citing a perceived decline in Donald Trump's favorability ratings.
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Kid Rock’s viral helicopter video triggers army probe: Why US army is investigating a low-flying Apache near his Nashville home – here's what happened
Kid Rock helicopter video: The US Army is reviewing footage shared by Kid Rock showing an Apache attack helicopter flying unusually low near his Nashville home. The review will determine if flight regulations and airspace requirements were followed. The incident also sparked a political exchange between Kid Rock and California Governor Gavin Newsom.
Iran and immigration frustrations fuel new wave of 'No Kings' rallies
Thousands of "No Kings" rallies occurred nationwide Saturday, denouncing President Trump's agenda and policies. Protesters voiced concerns over mass deportation, voting restrictions, diversity attacks, the war in Iran, and soaring gas prices. Demonstrations spanned from Alaska to Puerto Rico, with organizers claiming millions participated.
One month into Iran war, only hard choices for Trump
Facing falling approval ratings and rising energy prices, President Trump grapples with stark choices in the month-long war against Iran. He must decide whether to pursue a potentially flawed deal for withdrawal or escalate militarily, risking a prolonged conflict that could define his presidency.
‘US sees the Middle East as one long war — fuelled by oil and water’
Professor Toby C. Jones details America's long-term strategy in the Middle East. He highlights the critical link between oil wealth and water management in arid Gulf nations. Jones explains how oil profits fund desalination projects, addressing domestic political challenges.
Trump's Iran war tests MAGA 'America First' creed
US bombs fall on Iran, a conflict now in its fifth week. Many of President Donald Trump's supporters back the military action, seeing it as a necessary step to protect America. They believe Trump knows what he is doing and that this is still 'America First'. Some attendees express unease about the conflict's duration, while dissent remains on the margins.
Three weeks in, escalating Iran war is likely slipping out of Donald Trump's hands
Middle East Conflict: Donald Trump faces a worsening Iran war crisis as energy prices surge and allies remain distant. Despite his claims of military victory, Iran's defiance chokes Gulf oil supplies, leaving the U.S. isolated and facing a prolonged conflict with no clear exit strategy. This situation risks Trump's legacy and his party's midterm prospects.
With Iran war exit elusive, Trump aides vie to affect outcome
In the heart of the White House, tensions are flaring as a pivotal discussion on the Iran conflict unfolds. President Trump's rhetoric is evolving amidst heated discussions among his aides about how to frame a potential victory. Concerns grow over rising fuel prices that could alienate voters. Meanwhile, hardliners are pushing for an escalation of military efforts.
One week on, Iran war deepens challenges for Trump and US
One week into the U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran, the conflict has expanded beyond initial expectations, raising serious political, economic, and strategic challenges for President Donald Trump and the United States. Despite early military strikes, including the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, the crisis has triggered regional escalation, attacks by Iranian proxies, and threats to key oil chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz.
After Trump fires Kristi Noem, Corey Lewandowski may be next as reports hint at another shake-up
The dismissal of Kristi Noem as head of the Department of Homeland Security has sparked debate regarding the internal dynamics within the agency and the influence of her close ally Corey Lewandowski. Lewandowski, who served as an unpaid adviser and was widely viewed as a powerful personality inside the department, is now expected to depart following the leadership change ordered by President Donald Trump.
America second, Israel first? Marco Rubio may've just shown Trump & Co in poor light
Iran war: Marco Rubio, the US National Security Advisor, has ignited controversy with his comments suggesting that America's stance on Iran is heavily influenced by Israeli interests. This statement runs counter to the core tenets of President Trump's 'America First' ideology, raising questions about the autonomy of US foreign policy.
Trump's Winston Churchill jibe has missed its mark
Keir Starmer, standing at the helm of British leadership, is drawing a line in the sand over President Donald Trump's aggressive stance on Iran. Rather than acceding to Trump's assertive posture, Starmer emphasizes a doctrine rooted in international legality and thoughtful strategy.
Iran's strategy: Expand the war, increase the cost, outlast Trump
Iran is fighting a war of attrition against United States and Israel. Its leaders aim to survive by increasing the cost of the conflict for America. Iran is expanding the battlefield to disrupt global energy markets. This strategy seeks to pressure President Trump to end the war.
Nick Fuentes tells supporters to ‘vote Democrat’ in 2026 after turning on Trump over Iran strike
Far-right commentator Nick Fuentes is calling for a radical shift. He wants his followers to reject Republicans in the 2026 elections. Fuentes suggests voting for Democrats if they participate at all. He criticizes the current administration, accusing it of corruption and warmongering. This move signals deep divisions within the conservative movement.
Donald Trump’s Middle East gamble: Iran strikes; domestic criticism rises
America faces market turmoil as President Trump initiates a major military campaign against Iran. Six service members have died and jets have been shot down. The conflict could last weeks, with further U.S. military action expected. This marks Trump's biggest gamble, risking troops and global stability.
Contradictions in Trump's war on Iran are glaring, and unlikely to end the way he thinks it will
Iran's leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has died. His passing may not significantly alter the country's political landscape. The United States and Israel have launched attacks on Iran, citing nuclear concerns. This action follows a period of diplomatic efforts that appeared close to a peace deal. The conflict has already escalated, impacting global energy supplies and regional stability.
Rubio says US does not want 'vassal' Europe on visit to Trump's allies
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio assured European leaders the US seeks partnership, not a "vassal" relationship, urging them to embrace Donald Trump's vision for global renewal. He met with Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico and will meet Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, both staunch right-wing allies of Trump, to discuss strengthening transatlantic ties and energy cooperation.
ET Now Global Business Summit 2026: Multipolarity is new world order; but without rules, instability will only deepen
At the ET Now Global Business Summit, leaders examined the complex dynamics of today's world, emphasizing the transition to multipolarity. They pointed out the looming dangers to stability and economic success in the absence of cohesive guidelines. Now, more than ever, resilience in defense, energy, and overall competitiveness is crucial.
Trump's MAGA movement ramps up attacks on 'progressive white women'
Conservative voices are intensifying attacks on progressive white women. Figures like Erick Erickson and Vincent Oshana are criticizing them harshly. This trend coincides with a broader right-wing push against modern feminism and a renewed emphasis on traditional masculinity. Some even question women's right to vote. This rhetoric targets women voters and challenges their social value.
Pro-Trump desis, caught in MAGA Civil War, flee from GOP
MAGA movement's nativist fervor is backfiring on Indian-American conservatives like Dinesh D'Souza and Kash Patel, who face xenophobic attacks from far-right groups. This internal conflict highlights the precarious position of minority allies within a movement built on white Christian nationalism, leading to potential GOP defections.
Steve Bannon eyes 2028 run, says JD Vance isn’t tough enough for the job
Steve Bannon, the former White House chief strategist, has firmly denied rumors of a 2028 presidential bid. Recognized for his strong ties to Donald Trump and his role in the MAGA movement, Bannon continues to influence conservative politics through strategy, fundraising, and grassroots initiatives. Despite his prominence, he has stated his priority is shaping the political landscape from outside the candidate limelight.
Steve Bannon joins the 'Nazi salute' controversy after Elon Musk. Has 'Nazism officially taken over the GOP'?
Steve Bannon, at CPAC, made a gesture compared to a Nazi salute while urging Trump to become 'President for life.' Controversy over similar actions by Elon Musk and former NFL punter Chris Kluwe criticising MAGA movement increases tension in American politics. Allegations of fascism and authoritarianism highlight growing polarization.
Is Donald Trump losing his MAGA base? Steve Bannon blasts Elon Musk again for firing thousands of federal staff, says, 'He is a parasitic illegal immigrant'
Steve Bannon blasts Elon Musk again, calling him a "parasitic illegal immigrant" and warning Trump supporters not to trust him. Bannon claims Musk is imposing his "freak experiments" on the U.S. while cutting thousands of federal jobs under the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Despite the attacks, Donald Trump stands by Musk, dismissing concerns of division.
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