Farrah Tomazin

3 days ago | thedailybeast.com | Farrah Tomazin

Elon Musk has gone nuclear over Donald Trump’s mega-spending bill, describing it as a “disgusting abomination” and condemning those who voted for it. The former DOGE chief - who spent almost $300 million on Trump’s presidential campaign - also threatened to “fire all politicians who betrayed the American people” at next year’s midterm elections. “I’m sorry, but I just can’t stand it anymore,” he wrote on X.

3 days ago | thedailybeast.com | Farrah Tomazin

President Donald Trump has privately lashed out at conservative Supreme Court judges for not consistently backing his agenda, taking particular aim at his most recent appointee Amy Coney Barrett. One week after Barrett enraged MAGA Republicans by recusing herself from an Oklahoma charter school case, CNN reported that the president has become increasingly frustrated by his 2020 Supreme Court pick, fueled by right-wing allies telling him that she is “weak”.

3 days ago | thedailybeast.com | Farrah Tomazin

A Pentagon director pleaded with Defense Department chiefs to save a Harvard-led project designed to boost warfighting. The official warned that the Trump administration’s cuts would pose “grave and immediate harm to national security.”But Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has so far ignored the plea, keeping the program on the chopping block as the battle between the White House and the Ivy League college escalates.

3 days ago | malaysia.news.yahoo.com | Farrah Tomazin

Farrah Tomazin3 June 2025 at 9:46 pm·3-min readA Pentagon director pleaded with Defense Department chiefs to save a Harvard-led project designed to boost warfighting. The official warned that the Trump administration’s cuts would pose “grave and immediate harm to national security.”But Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has so far ignored the plea, keeping the program on the chopping block as the battle between the White House and the Ivy League college escalates.

3 days ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Farrah Tomazin

A Pentagon director pleaded with Defense Department chiefs to save a Harvard-led project designed to boost warfighting. The official warned that the Trump administration’s cuts would pose “grave and immediate harm to national security.”But Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has so far ignored the plea, keeping the program on the chopping block as the battle between the White House and the Ivy League college escalates.