Author: Mabinty Quarshie, Washington Examiner
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Vance says changing his tune on Trump was a sign of ‘humility’
Vice President JD Vance insisted his evolving views on President Donald Trump over the past decade were a sign of “humility” during his first interview with ABC’s The View. Vance spoke with the show’s co-hosts on Tuesday morning to promote his newly released book Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith, but was grilled on…
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Trump says he had a ‘very good meeting’ with Zelensky at G7
President Donald Trump touted the private meeting he had with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and French President Emmanuel Macron at the Group of Seven summit on Tuesday as a “very good meeting” and said he would meet with Zelensky again the same day. Trump was expected to meet with Zelensky during a working session with…
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Trump and Macron play nice at G7 summit opening
President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron avoided any public tussles over foreign policy at the opening events of the G7 summit in Evian, France, on Monday. The two leaders have had a complicated relationship during Trump’s second term as the United States imposed “Liberation Day” tariffs on most trade partners, pressured the NATO…
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Trump and Macron play nice at G7 summit opening
President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron avoided any public tussles over foreign policy at the opening events of the G7 summit in Evian, France, on Monday. The two leaders have had a complicated relationship during Trump’s second term as the United States imposed “Liberation Day” tariffs on most trade partners, pressured the NATO…
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Vance says MOU between Iran and US ‘already signed’ digitally
Vice President JD Vance said a 60-day preliminary ceasefire extension between Iran and the United States was signed digitally ahead of in-person meetings to sign the deal in Europe later this week. “We already signed the deal digitally yesterday,” Vance told ABC’s Good Morning America on Monday about the memorandum of understanding. “And there’s been…
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Melania Trump touts savings accounts for foster kids in latest affordability push
First lady Melania Trump touted the launch of a “Fostering the Future” savings account initiative with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Thursday morning. The accounts are the latest tactic from the Trump administration to tackle the affordability crisis, an issue that has dominated this year’s midterm elections, and builds on the GOP tax law Republicans…
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Trump doubts voters have ‘stomach’ for US taking over Iran oil fields
President Donald Trump said American voters don’t have the stomach to handle the United States taking over Kharg Island as the war with Iran continues with no peace deal in sight. “My preference has always been [to] take Kharg Island,” Trump told Fox & Friends Thursday morning. “I don’t know that America has the stomach for it,…
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Trump says he’ll miss Al Green’s State of the Union antics after primary loss
President Donald Trump claimed in a new social media post that he will miss Rep. Al Green’s (D-TX) flair for dramatic protests at the State of the Union, less than one day after the Texas Democrat lost a primary runoff election. “Al Green, one of the most mentally deficient Congressmen in the history of our…
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Trump and Cabinet head to Camp David as negotiations to end the Iran war continue
President Donald Trump will convene his Cabinet at Camp David on Wednesday to discuss the Iran war negotiations, the economy, and the White House task force to eliminate fraud, a source familiar confirmed to the Washington Examiner. Every member of the Cabinet will be in attendance, including Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who recently…
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Democratic state attorneys general rebuff JD Vance’s invitation to anti-fraud meeting
A group of Democratic attorneys general rejected Vice President JD Vance’s invitation to attend a Tuesday afternoon task force meeting on fraud. Vance’s office sent the invitation to the democratic attorneys general on Friday, which they claimed was not a good-faith effort. Reportedly, 15 Republican attorneys general, who were invited a week before Democrats, will attend…