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The Mirror US on MSNPeople think JD Vance will replace Donald Trump by end of year for two key reasonsPolitical commentator, Josh Greene, has outlined the two main reasons why he suspects JD Vance will take over as President of the US before the end of 2025 - and many people agree
It’s difficult to overstate how unpopular President Donald Trump’s agenda is right now. On most key items and issues, it’s even more unpopular than the already unpopular president.
President Donald Trump asked a room of House Republicans on Tuesday night if he should fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, according to reports. After receiving support in doing so, the president claimed he would, a senior White House official said. But on Wednesday, Trump said it would be “highly unlikely” to remove him from the post.
Trump's legislation narrowly cleared Congress. Now the administration is facing the challenge of selling it to the public.
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Fashion Glamp on MSNFrom Couch Rumors to Mugshot Ads: The Internet's Wildest Reactions to Trump, Vance, & Musk's Chaotic WeekThe internet just survived one of those weeks when politics, celebrity drama, and online chaos collide in spectacular fashion. From sharp campaign jabs and bizarre gaffes to resurfaced insults and viral feuds,
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Mediaite on MSNCritics Resurface Old JD Vance Tweet to Call Out VP’s Hypocrisy for Slamming WSJ’s Trump-Epstein StoryVance once posted about Epstein’s “client list” and wrote, “If you're a journalist and you're not asking questions about this case you should be ashamed of yourself The post Critics Resurface Old JD Vance Tweet to Call Out VP’s Hypocrisy for Slamming WSJ’s Trump-Epstein Story first appeared on Mediaite.
Vice President Vance has slammed a Wall Street Journal article alleging President Trump wrote a "bawdy" birthday note to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003, claiming the article is a "complete and utter bulls--t" and accusing the Journal of violating journalistic ethics by publishing the letter without showing it to the victim.
That was Vice President JD Vance’s message Wednesday as he rallied at a family-owned machine shop in this purple Pennsylvania manufacturing town, kicking off what is expected to be a summer of intense Republican efforts to sell the party’s domestic legislation ahead of the midterms.
Beatrice Hall is waiting for word that her husband is out of surgery and his colostomy has gone well. It is the latest in umpteen procedures, check-ups and tests he has been forced to ensure since being diagnosed with colon cancer.