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Dana White appears alongside Trump at White House briefing - Is UFC boss the next press secretary?
UFC CEO Dana White joined President Donald Trump at a White House press conference, which spurred rumors about a potential press secretary role. Trump jokingly offered White the position, which he quickly clarified was not a serious proposal. White expressed amusement over the attention surrounding the offer while firmly stating his intention to remain focused on the UFC.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang, the scandal-hit AI visionary in a leather jacket
Chips made by US chip titan Nvidia push the boundaries of artificial intelligence, but its leader Jensen Huang is in the spotlight over an affair with an alleged Chinese spy. That is an area of concern to US officials who believe he has been involved with the alleged spy, Alice Huang, who is linked to a Singapore-based data center company, according to the New York Times.
"Don't want to go to hell": Trump believes he will go to heaven after his death
US President Donald Trump stated he believes in going to heaven and does not want to go to hell. During an interview, he admitted he struggles to forgive political enemies like James Comey and Nancy Pelosi. Trump emphasized that his honesty prevents him from forgiving those he considers dishonest and bad for the country.
Trump says 'only kidding' about naming UFC CEO as White House press secretary
President Donald Trump recently mentioned UFC CEO Dana White as a potential White House press secretary. Trump later clarified that he was only joking about this suggestion to reporters. He explained that the idea was intended to be humorous and not a serious proposal. White, a long-time Trump supporter, is scheduled to visit the White House for unrelated reasons.
Rebranding after defeat: Vance's quest to establish a strong identity for the 2028 election cycle
Vice President JD Vance has recently altered his campaign strategy to emphasize his political policies and identity. He argued that the Republican focus should shift away from Donald Trump's issues that contributed to their midterm losses. Vance called for addressing economic concerns and ending the Iran war, which he believes negatively impacted Republican candidates.
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In the last two years, the world has learnt that you can never quite predict what US President Trump will do next. Tomorrow, to pull attention one way or another, there could well be some more action against Iran, changing the mood again in a single afternoon. So, the improvement in sentiment is real, but it is also fragile.
How celebrities backed candidate fared in the 2026 US midterms: Nicki Minaj, Kid Rock supported Republicans lost while Bruce Springsteen and Olivia Rodrigo stood on winning side with Democrats
Musicians and Hollywood stars engaged actively in the political landscape during the US midterm elections. Various artists endorsed Republican and Democratic candidates, influencing voter sentiment. After the elections, numerous celebrities celebrated the Democratic Party's success across several states. Some notable victories included Keisha Lance Bottoms, who became the first Black woman elected governor.
Who won Governor of Michigan race? Meet Democrat Jocelyn Benson and her $60000 promise for teachers
The Associated Press projects that Democrat Jocelyn Benson has won Michigan’s governor’s race. The longtime secretary of state built her campaign around making everyday life more affordable. Here's what she promised people of Michigan.
US midterms: Republican Dayna-Marie Miles says party is 'bigger than Trump', urges voters to research candidates
As voters participate in the 2026 midterm elections, many emphasize the importance of researching candidates carefully. Republican supporters highlight that the party’s values extend beyond President Trump’s influence. Economic concerns, particularly rising inflation, remain significant issues for households across the country. Voter turnout is noted to be steady, reflecting growing awareness of electoral impact. Indian-American voters are raising concerns about anti-immigrant sentiment and the need for better representation.
US midterm elections: Trump asks ‘Why should we suffer the slings from lunatics like El-Sayed?’ while announcing end to $4 billion Israel aid
US President Donald Trump brought up Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed while announcing plans to end billions of dollars in annual military aid to Israel. The remarks, made on Election Day, have drawn attention to the role of Israel policy in the 2026 US midterm elections and the Michigan Senate race.
Daylight Savings Time 2026: Could this year be the last year Americans change their clocks twice a year?
Millions of Americans will change their clocks on November 1, 2026, marking the end of daylight saving time. Lawmakers are considering abandoning this twice-yearly clock adjustment, with a proposal approved by the House. However, the Senate expresses concerns about implications for winter mornings and public safety. Disagreements surfaced between Republican Senator Tom Cotton and the president over permanent daylight saving time.
Halloween 2026: What time is trick or treating? What time does Halloween start?
Like Halloween 2026 Trick or Treating hours timing, there is no timing for commencement of Halloween 2026.
When do clocks fall back in 2026? November 1 brings an extra hour of sleep, but could America finally end daylight saving time for good?
When does Daylight Saving Time end in 2026? Daylight saving time keeps American clocks one hour ahead of standard time during the warmer months. The idea is to shift an hour of daylight from the early morning to the evening, giving people more sunlight after work and school.
Nicki Minaj’s ‘evil’ Governor Kathy Hochul shares what’s ‘poisoning’ the rapper’s mind
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has addressed stark criticisms from rapper Nicki Minaj, who labeled her an evil woman and demanded her resignation, while endorsing Bruce Blakeman. In her response, Hochul implied that Minaj should engage with the world beyond social media. This feud sparked from comments Hochul made about Black children in the Bronx, adding fuel to an ongoing public debate as mid-term elections draw nearer.
Vote Republican, or else: How Trump is dangling government help on campaign trail
President Donald Trump has suggested that his administration may withhold assistance from Democratic leaders after the midterm elections. At recent rallies, he has used the threat of political favoritism to bolster Republican candidates. His comments have concerned some voters, especially veterans seeking aid linked to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune. Additionally, Trump's remarks in North Carolina and Kansas have sparked controversy among local Democratic candidates.
A mother borrowed $28,000 to help her son become a photographer in California. Ten years later, they're both still paying for a college that no longer exists
Christine Gaussoin hoped her son Kendrick would succeed in photography after attending Brooks Institute. However, the college closed ten years later, leaving him without a diploma. This closure has resulted in a significant student loan debt for Christine and Kendrick. A lawsuit has been filed against the Trump administration regarding federal loan forgiveness for former students. The case highlights concerns about the trust placed in educational institutions and their accountability.
"Shows why he was a lousy president": Trump hits back at Obama over 'Cheesecake Factory' jibe
Donald Trump responded to Barack Obama's critique of White House renovations during an election rally in Ohio. Obama compared Trump's renovation choices to a Cheesecake Factory designed by former Iraq President Saddam Hussein. Trump claimed the White House had been neglected by past administrations and asserted that extensive repairs were necessary. He emphasised the importance of maintaining the White House as a symbol of America and its proper vision.
‘My kids saw everyone making fun of me’: Katie Zacharia breaks silence after five-day White House stint, recalls ‘tough night’
Katie Zacharia shared her whirlwind experience as White House press secretary, a role she held for just five days. Following her first press briefing, the backlash and online criticism were overwhelming. However, she highlighted her commitment to integrity, particularly for the sake of her children. Conversations with President Trump led to her departure as she seeks new endeavors while continuing to support him from outside the administration.
How Trump's 'little detour' to Iran became a roadblock in the midterm elections
Frustration among voters is on the rise as soaring gas prices tilt opinions during midterm elections. Many Republican candidates grapple with challenges stemming from the ongoing Iran war and its economic repercussions. While President Trump minimizes the conflict's significance, asserting it's just a slight hurdle, some Republicans feel disillusioned, viewing the war as a breach of Trump's previous commitments.
Who is Kenneth ‘Zoo’ Petty? Nicki Minaj’s husband’s criminal history and latest update
Nicki Minaj is currently the talk of social media as she playfully vied for the press secretary role. Despite her husband Kenneth Petty’s troubling history of legal issues, including several sexual offense convictions, Minaj stands by him, often defending their bond online. Recently, Petty took a significant step by providing a notarized letter to authorities addressing past accusations. Their relationship continues to captivate the public amidst a web of controversy.
How Trump's 'little detour' to Iran became a roadblock in the midterm elections
The Iran war, which Trump often describes as a "little detour," has emerged as an unforced liability for the president, who once promised to keep the U.S. out of foreign wars. Republican strategists privately acknowledge that the war is severely damaging the party's push to retain control of Congress for the final two years of Trump's presidency.
Michael Burry's top 10 life lessons for GenZ: 'Buy half the house you can afford'
Michael Burry provides life advice and personal finance tips to a 26-year-old in a Substack post. He emphasizes the importance of exercising, learning, and relationships while advising against gambling. Burry suggests that individuals should invest wisely, specifically recommending to buy half a house they can afford. He warns about the potential for an AI market crash, predicting possible disappointments in revenue.
Daylight saving time 2026: Did the clocks change today, and when do they go back in the US?
Daylight saving time 2026: People in the United States are preparing for the end of daylight saving time, but the clocks have not changed yet. The US will not turn back time today, October 25. On November 1, clocks will roll back by one hour, giving people an extra hour overnight but bringing earlier sunsets and darker evenings.
Tiger Woods’ girlfriend Vanessa Trump is ‘finally cancer free’ six months after diagnosis
Vanessa Trump revealed her cancer diagnosis on Instagram in May and has recently been declared cancer free. Recent tests showed that she has no signs of cancer, marking a significant moment in her health journey. Vanessa's daughter, Kai Trump, shared the news in a video aimed at raising awareness for breast cancer. Additionally, Vanessa's new partner, Tiger Woods, has been supportive throughout her treatment.
Ilhan Omar claims paycheck-to-paycheck life on $174,000 salary as $30 million disclosure controversy resurfaces amid raid
Ilhan Omar is facing renewed scrutiny over her financial disclosures, which previously listed assets valued at up to $30 million, even as she claims to live paycheck to paycheck on her $174,000 congressional salary. The controversy has resurfaced after federal agents raided her Washington, D.C., home, prompting her to announce that she is moving out.
LeBron James National Anthem Controversy: Why is Donald Trump accusing NBA star? Watch viral practice video
Donald Trump and LeBron James have been critical of each another for years, occasionally trading public swipes.
The Trump rally: A slice of 'Americana' politics, coming to an end
Young students attending their debut political gathering, longtime supporters coming since 2015, or curious onlookers witnessing a presidential spectacle, as Donald Trump runs his final campaign, no one will be able to replace his rallies. He attended his first Trump campaign event in 2015.
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