‘Extremely ugly’: Maga media figures squabble among themselves over Trump’s Iran war Though the majority of the president’s base backs the war, a schism has developed among Trump-touting media stars The Guardian - US · Mar 22
Stephen Colbert on DHS pick Markwayne Mullin: ‘Has a history of being real dumb and real angry about it’ Late-night hosts discussed the confirmation hearing for Trump’s new homeland security pick, the about-face by Republicans on Iran and the war’s sticker-shock for ordinary Americans The Guardian - US · Mar 19
Trump is being schooled on the limits of US power – but he is a slow learner Last year it was China’s answer to tariffs, now it’s Iran’s retaliation to airstrikes – ‘America First’ keeps foundering on global economics, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr The Guardian - UK · Mar 18
Foreign Buyers Snap Up 78,000 US Homes As MAGA Calls To End H-1B Visas Explore how foreign investment in the US housing market is driving political debate, with a focus on immigration policies and the H-1B visa program. International Business Times · Mar 17
Another MAGA loyalist breaks with Trump and calls ‘MAGA deader than dead’ Conservative influencer Carrie Prejean Boller pronounces commander-in-chief’s movement ‘deader than dead’ as split over Iran conflict grows The Independent UK · Mar 17
Tucker Carlson expresses fear that he may face federal charges for talking to Iranians Carlson in video claims the CIA is preparing a ‘crime report’ against him and alleges US agencies have read his texts The Guardian - US · Mar 16
Journalist Rejects Claim That Trump Used Tucker Carlson To Trick Iranian Regime Into Thinking U.S. Wouldn't Attack Axios journalist Marc Caputo rejected speculation online that the Trump administration used right-wing commentator Tucker Carlson to trick the Iranian regime into thinking that a U.S. attack was not imminent. Latin Times · Mar 16
British conservatives once looked down on the American right. Now they’re riding on Maga’s coat-tails Self-described UK patriots have spotted an opportunity for advancement and enrichment. That’s why so many outsource their identity to Trump, says author and academic Kojo Koram The Guardian - UK · Mar 15
Jimmy Kimmel on Trump being gifted an Olympic medal: ‘Yet another award he didn’t win’ Late-night hosts addressed Melania Trump’s women’s history month speech, Maga’s Iran messaging and the ongoing oil crisis The Guardian - US · Mar 13
Has the pro-Maga media turned on the Pentagon over Iran? New pro-Trump press corps has surprised some skeptics with tough questions, though sycophancy fears remain The Guardian - US · Mar 13
Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney's Rumoured Beef 'Intensified' Ahead Of Euphoria Season 3 Premiere Rumours of a rift between Zendaya and Sydney Sweeney swirl ahead of Euphoria season three as fans dissect promo clips and missed photo-ops while both stars stay silent. International Business Times UK · Mar 12
Jimmy Kimmel on Pentagon splurging on doughnuts: ‘Is this My 600lb Defense Department?’ Late-night hosts discussed Trump’s mixed messaging on Iran, the Melania documentary and a ‘cult’ of Maga footwear The Guardian - US · Mar 11
'All the boys have them': Trump doles out his favourite shoes to White House aides Trump has handed out pairs of the Oxford shoes to several members of his administration Evening Standard · Mar 10
Tucker Carlson gives unhinged definition of what ‘unconditional surrender’ means for Iran President Trump told reporters ‘unconditional surrender’ would mean the destruction of the Iranian military The Independent UK · Mar 9
The Guardian - US · Mar 6 Stephen Colbert on Kristi Noem: ‘A domestic terrorist who deserves to go to Gitmo’ Late-night hosts addressed Trump firing the DHS secretary, rising US gas prices and Robert F Kennedy Jr’s crackdown on Dunkin’
Latin Times · Mar 6 Marjorie Taylor Greene Slams Trump Over Criticism Of Tucker Carlson: 'Doesn't Even Know What MAGA Is Anymore' Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene slammed President Donald Trump over criticism of Tucker Carlson, saying she stands with the right-wing commentator.
The Guardian - UK · Mar 6 Trump broke his promises to pursue this unwinnable war. Britain must not follow him into the abyss The bombing of Iran is deeply unpopular. Despite the Tories’ urgings, Keir Starmer must not further embroil the UK in this disaster, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The Guardian - US · Mar 6 ‘You unbelievable coward’: conservative US media in open warfare over Iran Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin are all trading blows over US involvement – while Sean Hannity says he’s staying out of it
The Independent UK · Mar 6 Trump turns on Tucker Carlson after Iran war criticism: ‘Not MAGA’ IN FULL
The Guardian - US · Mar 5 Markwayne Mullin, Maga ‘warrior’ and ICE defender, to replace Kristi Noem Trump-backed US senator and ex-MMA fighter a vocal supporter of ICE’s ‘red-blooded American patriots’
International Business Times UK · Mar 2 'Peace President' Trump Sets Historic Record For Striking More Countries Than Any US Leader In History Explore how Donald Trump's second term has seen a significant increase in U.S. military actions, reshaping global geopolitics and raising questions about international law.
The Guardian - US · Mar 2 ‘Open betrayal’ or ‘just and imperative’? Trump’s Iran strikes divide conservative media Trump’s decision to join Israel in attacking Iran has divided the American right – from Murdoch’s cheerleaders to Maga isolationists
The Guardian - US · Mar 1 Populist crusade and anti-Maga outrage as Texas Democrats do battle in Senate primary James Talarico and Jasmine Crockett adopt contrasting strategies as party hopes to tap into Trump backlash in reliably red state
The Guardian - US · Mar 1 Trump’s Iran strike tests the Maga vow of ‘no more wars’ News of Ali Khamenei’s killing sparks backlash from Marjorie Taylor Greene and other America First loyalists
The Guardian - UK · Feb 25 From Trump’s Maga to Farage’s Reform, they’re all following Putin’s nationalism playbook Reform is promising a ‘patriotic school curriculum’ – but what does that mean? In the end it comes down to submission to the leader, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr