Tom Sanders

4 days ago | thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders

Fox & Friends hosts begged President Donald Trump to “calm people down a bit” and announce some “wins” from his trade deals, admitting they don’t know “how long the pain is going to last” in a Friday segment. “It would be good for the country if we could get some readouts on how these negotiations are going so you can calm people down just a little bit,” host Lawrence Jones said. “I think people just don’t know how long the pain is gonna last?

4 days ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Tom Sanders

Elon Musk’s DOGE efforts to burrow into the private data of millions of Americans has been thwarted after a judge issued a temporary injunction banning the billionaire’s goons from getting “unfettered access” to Social Security servers. The case, brought against DOGE by two labor unions and an advocacy group for retirees, accused the Musk lackeys of accessing sensitive personal information in a way that could cause “irreparable harm” to individuals if mishandled.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Tom Sanders

Republicans are “afraid” to challenge President Donald Trump for fear of “retaliation,” GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski admitted on Wednesday. “We are all afraid,” Murkowski said before taking a long pause. “That’s quite a statement,“ she acknowledged. “I’ll tell you, I’m oftentimes very anxious myself about using my voice, because retaliation is real.

6 days ago | thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders |Shan Wu |Corbin Bolies

CNN’s data guru Harry Enten has broken down the numbers on the level “regretful” Donald Trump voters who claim to no longer support the president—and it doesn’t look good for the Democrats. According to Enten, just two percent of Republican voters say they would change their vote if a hypothetical rematch between Trump and Kamala Harris were to happen tomorrow, with just one percent saying they would rather not vote at all. “I mean this is the big question, right?

6 days ago | thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders |Maurício Alencar |Joey T. McFadden

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is being sued by 12 students over the removal books on race and gender from Pentagon schools following an executive order from President Donald Trump. The lawsuit, filed on the students’ behalf by the American Civil Liberties Union, alleges that their First Amendment rights are being infringed by the decision, which they argue places children in danger by depriving them of important information about health, hygiene, biology, and abuse.