Former President Donald Trump made an economic pitch in Las Vegas, addressing growing affordability concerns. He emphasized policies aimed at boosting jobs and lowering costs amid rising living expenses.
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WATCH: Former President Trump addresses economic issues during a speech in Las Vegas. He highlights inflation concerns, job growth, and trade policies, outlining his vision for America’s financial future. PBS reports.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Canada’s leadership as “nasty” during a speech in Las Vegas, sparking reactions amid ongoing tensions between the two countries, CBC reports.
Flavor Flav extends an invitation to the U.S. Women’s Hockey Team for a “real celebration” after they declined President Trump’s State of the Union offer, spotlighting the team’s stance and the rapper’s support.
Donald Trump energized a Las Vegas crowd, championing his tax cut agenda while sharply criticizing Democrats. The former president framed tax relief as key to economic growth ahead of upcoming elections.
Former President Donald Trump, once seen as a potential advocate for gun control, shifted to a staunch pro-gun stance during his tenure. BBC explores the factors behind his pivot on gun legislation.
Several NFL, MLB, and NBA owners have made notable political donations to both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Front Office Sports explores these contributions and their impact on the sports industry’s political landscape.
Oil prices plunged after Iran and former U.S. President Trump declared the Strait of Hormuz “completely open,” easing fears of supply disruptions in the vital shipping route, according to SMH.com.au.
Multiple assassination attempts and major security scares have targeted former President Trump over the years. This timeline by USA Today details key incidents and their lasting impact on U.S. security protocols.
WATCH: Former President Donald Trump delivered a speech at the Turning Point Action event in Arizona, addressing key political issues and rallying supporters ahead of upcoming elections. Coverage on PBS.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump claimed Iran is in a “state of collapse” and expressed a desire to open the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil transit route, amid escalating regional tensions, The Jerusalem Post reports.
Las Vegas offers a revealing glimpse into Donald Trump’s enduring influence, highlighting his business legacy, loyal base, and the city’s symbolic role in his political narrative, Politico reports.
The New York Times’ 2020 report, “He Could Have Seen What Was Coming,” examines how former President Trump overlooked early warnings on COVID-19, contributing to a delayed and flawed response to the pandemic.
The Las Vegas Sun critiques Donald Trump’s politics, arguing they prioritize personal gain over national interest. The outlet claims Trump’s “America First” rhetoric masks a “Me First” agenda focused on self-benefit.
A Nevada politician convicted of misusing funds intended to honor a slain officer for plastic surgery was recently pardoned by former President Trump, sparking renewed debate over presidential clemency.
Las Vegas businesses express concern as former President Trump’s threats to Canada strain cross-border ties. Locals say, “We miss our Canadian friends,” highlighting the economic and social impact of escalating tensions.
Donald Trump secured his first major endorsement in Las Vegas, boosting his 2016 presidential campaign. The backing from a key local figure signals growing support in Nevada, a crucial swing state.
Former President Donald Trump was joined by members of the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” U.S. Olympic hockey team at a Las Vegas rally. The appearance highlighted patriotic themes and drew significant crowd attention.
In a surprising move, Donald Trump embraces the Manoverse, a digital community known for its bold masculinity and political influence. This new alliance aims to energize his 2024 campaign base and reshape cultural conversations.
Former President Donald Trump condemned the Las Vegas massacre, describing it as “an act of pure evil.” His statement came as the nation mourned the lives lost in the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.