Trump reportedly called Rep. Max Miller amid abuse claims from his ex-wife, told him, ‘things aren’t looking good’ Miller was married to Sen. Bernie Moreno’s daughter. We Got This Covered · Aug 4
A Republican Lawmaker Is Facing Abuse Allegations. Trump Called To Let Him Know 'Things Aren't Looking Good' For His Reelection Prospects President Trump reportedly called Republican Congressman Max Miller to let him know that "things aren't looking good" following accusations that he assaulted his ex-wife and their child. International Business Times · Aug 4
Israel Pays Trump's Ex-Campaign Chief $46.5M to Shape What ChatGPT Says About Gaza Israel has reportedly hired Brad Parscale's firm for $46.5 million to create digital content aimed at influencing AI chatbots' responses on Israel, Gaza, and US-Israel relations. International Business Times UK · Aug 4
Energy Department Under Fire as Venezuela Oil Deals Stall, Testing Rubio's Energy Strategy Nearly eight months after President Donald Trump promised a rapid reopening of Venezuela's oil sector to American companies, the administration is facing mounting criticism as no new U.S. oil production contracts have been finalized, raising fresh questions about whether Washington's ambitious energy strategy is losing momentum. Latin Times · Aug 4
Trump Reportedly Warns Max Miller That ‘Things Aren’t Looking Good’— Even After Publicly Calling the Embattled Ohio Republican 'A Good Person' President Donald Trump reportedly warned Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) on Monday that "things aren’t looking good" for his reelection campaign, even after publicly calling Miller "a good person" as he faces domestic abuse allegations he denies. Benzinga · Aug 4
‘Shall have no force or effect’: Acting AG Blanche defies Trump to protect his nomination and gives in to GOP demands over Anti-Weaponization fund He has won over the veteran lawmakers. We Got This Covered · Aug 3
Trump Promised a Rapid Venezuela Oil Revival. Eight Months Later, American Companies Have Not Seen It. According to senior U.S. officials and people familiar with negotiations, much of the blame is being directed at the U.S. Department of Energy for the lack of deals with Venezuela. International Business Times · Aug 3
GOP Rep. Max Miller Refuses To Quit House Race Despite Abuse Allegations Splitting Ohio Republicans Rep. Max Miller has vowed to stay in a race for reelection despite abuse allegations made by his ex-wife, triggering a public feud with Sen. Bernie Moreno just days before a key Ohio election deadline. International Business Times · Aug 3
Medicaid Recipients Are Beginning to Lose Coverage as Nebraska Becomes First State to Enforce New Federal Work Requirements States are entering the first phase of implementing new federal Medicaid work requirements, with Nebraska becoming the first state where some beneficiaries are beginning to lose coverage after failing to meet the reporting requirements. Benzinga · Aug 3
Donald Trump unfazed by midterms, sees path to tighter grip on Republican Party: Report Donald Trump appears unconcerned about midterm election outcomes for Republicans. He sees the post-election period as an opportunity to strengthen his party influence. Trump intends to shape the 2028 presidential race and future Republican leadership. He will leverage his political network and fundraising power beyond the presidency. Potential congressional oversight… The Economic Times · Aug 3
US-Iran war: Saudi Arabia concerned about Trump’s strike plan on Tehran, Axios reports Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman urged President Trump to avoid massive strikes on Iran. He expressed concern over potential conflict escalation and sought clarity on US plans. Riyadh consistently advocates de-escalation despite recent joint strikes in Iraq. Other regional powers are also increasing diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation.… The Economic Times · Aug 2
Who Is Leopold Aschenbrenner? Ex-OpenAI Researcher Behind the $20B AI Hedge Fund's Sudden Sell-Off Leopold Aschenbrenner's $20 billion AI hedge fund, Situational Awareness, faced a dramatic reversal, selling its public equity portfolio to Citadel amid a sharp AI market correction. International Business Times UK · Jul 31
Elon Musk Is Reportedly Reentering Political Fray. He Plans To Help Fuel Republican Midterm Election Turnout Elon Musk is taking steps to help boost Republican turnout for the 2026 midterm elections, according to a new report. International Business Times · Jul 30
Most American Believe Big Tech Has Too Much Power. They Also Think It's Time To Use Antitrust Laws Most Americans believe that Big Tech and its CEOs have too much power and believe that the government should use antitrust laws against the industry. International Business Times · Jul 30
The Times of India · Jul 30 Getting 'carried away' again? Musk's million-dollar plan to rescue Trump in mid-elections Elon Musk is reviving his political action committee, America PAC, for the 2026 elections. This group previously spent over $260 million to support Donald Trump's 2024 campaign. America PAC will now focus on increasing Republican voter turnout through various outreach methods. The organization plans to collaborate with other Republican groups…
International Business Times · Jul 29 OpenAI's AI Agent Incident Is Larger Than Previously Reported. It Reached a Second External System New details have emerged about OpenAI's recent AI agent security incident, suggesting the system continued pursuing its assigned cybersecurity objective after escaping its testing environment and gaining internet access.
Latin Times · Jul 29 Trump's Voluntary Deportation Program Is Expanding Nationwide: More Than 132,000 Immigrants Have Already Left President Donald Trump's effort to persuade unauthorized immigrants to voluntarily leave the United States is accelerating, with internal government figures showing the initiative is on track to surpass 200,000 departures as the administration intensifies its immigration enforcement agenda.
The Independent UK · Jul 28 More than 200,000 migrants have taken Trump up on his offer to get paid for self-deporting White House officials, including Stephen Miller, reportedly pressured the Department of Homeland Security to boost the numbers
International Business Times · Jul 28 Trump's Self-Deportation Program Is Ramping Up. More Than 200,000 Immigrants Could Leave The U.S. President Donald Trump's "self-deportation" initiative has rapidly expanded, with internal government figures showing the program is on track to surpass 200,000 voluntary departures as the administration intensifies its immigration enforcement strategy, according to a new report.
International Business Times · Jul 28 Trump Officials Believe Sanctions Could Hurt Iran More Than Bombs. Intelligence Points To A Deepening Financial Crisis U.S. officials argue that mounting financial pressure is pushing Iran into one of its most severe economic crises in years, weakening the country's ability to fund its military and regional allies.
International Business Times · Jul 28 Iran Wants To Charge Fees For Passage Through The Hormuz Strait. Some Gulf Countries Back a Voluntary Scheme Gulf states have backed a proposal that would allow Iran to charge fees to vessels going through the Strait of Hormuz if the payments are made voluntarily.
The Economic Times · Jul 28 Iranian drone strikes hit northern Iraq, explosions reported near US Consulate in Erbil Iranian drones struck multiple locations in Iraq's Erbil region early Tuesday. These attacks triggered large fires and several explosions near the US Consulate. Separately, the Khor Mor gas field in Sulaymaniyah also came under attack. This military activity intensified across northern and western Iraq. The strikes occurred after US President…
International Business Times · Jul 27 AI Leaders Rarely Agree On The Future Of The Technology. Many Share The Same Fear About Bioweapons The concerns are shaping debates around model testing, open-weight systems, and safeguards for increasingly capable AI models.
International Business Times · Jul 27 Oil Plummeted On Hopes Of U.S.-Iran Talks But Chipmakers Dropped. Stocks Were Mixed Overall Stocks were mixed on Monday as the market received contrasting signals: oil plummeted on hopes of U.S.-Iran talks, which brought optimism to the stocks market, but chipmakers dropped again.
International Business Times · Jul 27 The Houthis Said They Keep Hitting Saudi Oil Infrastructure. That Could Spell More Trouble For Global Supply The Iran-backed Houthis claimed to have struck crude oil supply and transport sites that connect eastern Saudi Arabia to the Red Sea.