Trump Mobile Says Golden Phones Will Be Shipped After Long Delays, Criticism Trump Mobile Says Golden Phones Will Be Shipped After Long Delays, Criticism
Trump Mobile Says Golden Phones Will Be Shipped After Long Delays, Criticism Trump Mobile claims that its long-delayed gold smartphones will finally be shipped to customers who paid deposits nearly a year ago. The brand owned by The Trump Organization posted an update on Facebook about the phones on Wednesday, May 13. Trump Mobile was unveiled on Monday, June 16, 2025, to coincide with the 10th anniversary of President Donald Trump's first campaign launch. The Trump-branded gold smartphones were initially promoted with an August 2025 release date, but customers have yet to receive them. "The T1 Phone has arrived!!" Trump Mobile wrote. "Thos…
24-Year-Old Unseats NJ Town's Mayor After Weeks Of Controversy 24-Year-Old Unseats NJ Town's Mayor After Weeks Of Controversy
24-Year-Old Unseats NJ Town's Mayor After Weeks Of Controversy Frank Velez declared victory in Belleville’s mayoral race Tuesday night, May 12, after defeating incumbent Mayor Michael Melham in the township’s nonpartisan municipal election. The 24-year-old received 3,255 votes,  59.47%, compared to Melham’s 2,218 votes, 40.53%, according to unofficial election results posted Wednesday afternoon, May 13. Melham, who is also the deputy coordinator of the Office of Emergency Management, received backlash from the community over his handling of the massive warehouse fire that closed schools.  Following the fire, the Belleville Public School 9 Ho…
New Poll Reveals How Many Americans Think Trump Assassination Attempts Were 'Staged' New Poll Reveals How Many Americans Think Trump Assassination Attempts Were 'Staged'
New Poll Reveals How Many Americans Think Trump Assassination Attempts Were 'Staged' Most Americans have expressed doubt about whether the assassination attempts against President Donald Trump were staged, a new poll said. More than half (54%) of Americans either believed the incidents were faked or said they were unsure, according to a NewsGuard/YouGov survey released on Monday, May 11. The poll of 1,000 US adults found that 30% of respondents believed at least one of the three incidents involving Trump was staged, while just 38% said all three attempts were authentic. The poll asked people about April's attempted attack at the White House Correspo…
Trump Nominates Doug Mastriano For US Ambassador To Slovak Republic Trump Nominates Doug Mastriano For US Ambassador To Slovak Republic
Trump Nominates Doug Mastriano For US Ambassador To Slovak Republic Pennsylvania State Sen. Doug Mastriano, the Republican lawmaker from Franklin County who unsuccessfully ran for governor in 2022, has been nominated to serve as the next US Ambassador to the Slovak Republic, the White House announced on Monday, May 11. Mastriano, who represents Pennsylvania’s 33rd Senatorial District covering Franklin and Adams counties, said he was “deeply honored and humbled” by President Donald Trump’s nomination in a statement shared on X.  “Upon Senate confirmation, I look forward to representing our nation abroad, strengthening the friendship between our two coun…
Percentage Of Americans Who Say They Avoid News About Trump May Come As Surprise Percentage Of Americans Who Say They Avoid News About Trump May Come As Surprise
Percentage Of Americans Who Say They Avoid News About Trump May Come As Surprise A growing divide in how Americans engage with political news is coming into sharper focus. A new Media Insight Project poll found that roughly six in 10 Americans say they avoid news about President Donald Trump at least some of the time. Thirty-one percent of respondents said they frequently steer clear of Trump-related coverage, while 32 percent said they sometimes avoid it. Related story: Poll Reveals Trump's Brand-New Numbers On Prices, Economy, Iran War Far fewer said they consistently engage with news about the president. Eighteen percent reported that they rarely skip Trump-rel…
Virginia Supreme Court Kills Redistricting Referendum, Igniting Political Firestorm (UPDATED) Virginia Supreme Court Kills Redistricting Referendum, Igniting Political Firestorm (UPDATED)
Virginia Supreme Court Kills Redistricting Referendum, Igniting Political Firestorm (Updated) A Virginia Supreme Court ruling that wiped out a voter-approved congressional redistricting referendum on Friday sparked an all-out political firestorm across the country, with Democrats accusing the court of “silencing” millions of voters while Republicans celebrated the decision as a death blow to what they called an unconstitutional power grab. The 4-3 ruling by the Supreme Court of Virginia invalidated the April 21 referendum that would have redrawn the Commonwealth’s congressional map ahead of the 2026 midterms, keeping the current districts in place and preserving a map Democrats hoped…
Kyle Rittenhouse Hospitalized After Venomous Spider Bite: 'Couldn't Take Me Out' Kyle Rittenhouse Hospitalized After Venomous Spider Bite: 'Couldn't Take Me Out'
Kyle Rittenhouse Hospitalized After Venomous Spider Bite: 'Couldn't Take Me Out' Kyle Rittenhouse, who infamously killed two men during police brutality protests in 2020, was hospitalized after he was bitten by a venomous spider. Rittenhouse shared pictures from a hospital bed on social media on Wednesday, May 6. The 23-year-old was hooked up to monitors and had a large red mark on his body from what he said was a brown recluse spider bite. The far-right gun advocate joked about the injury, saying that he was disappointed that "I'm not Spider-Man now." "The communists couldn't take me out and i'll be damned if I let a brown recluse take me out," he poste…
Poll Asks Americans If They Can Beat Trump In A Fight: See What They Said Poll Asks Americans If They Can Beat Trump In A Fight: See What They Said
Poll Asks Americans If They Can Beat Trump In A Fight: See What They Said Most Americans believe they can beat President Donald Trump in a physical fight, according to a new poll conducted after a strange comment he made to a child. More than half (55%) of respondents said they would beat Trump in a fight, according to a YouGov poll released on Wednesday, May 6. Just 19% of the respondents believed that the 79-year-old would beat them in a hypothetical brawl. YouGov surveyed 2,609 Americans after Trump asked a boy a sarcastic question at the White House during a physical fitness event. "I don't think we'll have to worry about you," Trump said while sla…
Trump-Backed Vivek Ramaswamy Wins Ohio GOP Governor Primary Trump-Backed Vivek Ramaswamy Wins Ohio GOP Governor Primary
Trump-Backed Vivek Ramaswamy Wins Ohio GOP Governor Primary Backed by President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, Vivek Ramaswamy secured the Republican nomination in Ohio’s gubernatorial primary on Tuesday, May 5. The 40-year-old Cincinnati native will face Democrat Dr. Amy Acton in November. Acton is a physician and researcher who previously served as director of the Ohio Department of Health. Ramaswamy earned his bachelor's in biology from Harvard in 2007 and his Juris Doctor from Yale in 2013. He was an investment partner at a hedge fund and largely built his career as a biotech entrepreneur. Ramaswamy launched his presidential camp…
Poll Reveals Trump's Brand-New Numbers On Prices, Economy, Iran War Poll Reveals Trump's Brand-New Numbers On Prices, Economy, Iran War
Poll Reveals Trump's Brand-New Numbers On Prices, Economy, Iran War A new survey shows how Americans view President Donald Trump’s handling of prices, the economy, and Iran. The numbers point to trouble on the issues many voters feel every day, while the war has quickly become a political flashpoint. Trump’s disapproval reached 62 percent in the Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll released Sunday, May 3, the highest level of either of his terms. His overall approval stood at 37 percent, down slightly from 39 percent in February. The numbers were sharper on pocketbook issues. Trump’s approval rating on the economy fell seven points since February …
US Will 'Take Over' Half-Century-Long Adversary Cuba 'Almost Immediately,' Trump Says US Will 'Take Over' Half-Century-Long Adversary Cuba 'Almost Immediately,' Trump Says
US Will 'Take Over' Half-Century-Long Adversary Cuba 'Almost Immediately,' Trump Says President Donald Trump raised eyebrows — and hackles in Havana — when he said the United States will quickly be “taking over” Cuba.  The comments came on the same day he signed an executive order tightening the economic screws on the island nation. Speaking Friday, May 1, at the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach, Florida, Trump told the crowd the US would be "taking over Cuba "almost immediately." In characteristic fashion, Trump nodded toward military muscle to underscore the point, referencing the USS Abraham Lincoln — currently deployed near Iran — and musing that t…
US Senate Candidate Threatens To Kill Trump, Congressman's Daughter: Affidavit US Senate Candidate Threatens To Kill Trump, Congressman's Daughter: Affidavit
US Senate Candidate Threatens To Kill Trump, Congressman's Daughter: Affidavit A Pennsylvania man who recently launched a campaign for U.S. Senate is accused of leaving a series of violent voicemails threatening President Donald Trump and a member of Congress’s family, according to unsealed federal court documents on Friday, May 1. Raymond Eugene Chandler III, of Wilkinsburg, was arrested and charged after a federal investigation into repeated threats made over voicemail, authorities said. Chandler is charged with influencing, impeding, or retaliating against a federal official by threatening a family member and by threat, according to the affidavit. The criminal co…