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Young men who helped get Trump elected are ‘blackpilling’ out of politics

By Jeff Green, Bloomberg News DETROIT — “I’ve checked out.” That’s how Dallas Cruze sums up his political journey from willing Trump voter in 2016 to now, when he says voting seems pointless. Seated at a table in a board game store in suburban Detroit, the 34-year-old construction worker says that despite expecting to clear about $85,000 as a health and safety coordinator for construction sites, he will still be around $350 shy of paying his bills this month. A South Carolina resident, he’s in Michigan for work and will soon move to Mississippi for a job on a data center project. He ticks off grievances that include inflation, war in Iran and the influence of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee lobbying group. The final betrayal, he says, was Republicans’ inclination to protect the rich and powerful rather than prosecute those named in the records of disgraced financier Jeffrey…

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‘900 million barrels of black gold’: Burnham warns Trump as Argentina moves to halt Falklands drilling

Andy Burnham has warned Donald Trump of the economic consequences of Argentina’s “coercive” measures against British-linked oil exploration in the Falkland Islands, as a dispute over a potentially vast South Atlantic oilfield threatens to complicate relations between London, Washington and Buenos Aires. During a phone call on Friday, the Prime Minister raised Argentina’s efforts to obstruct development of the Sea Lion field, where British company Rockhopper Exploration and Israel’s Navitas Petroleum are preparing to begin production within the next two years. Downing Street said Burnham had “raised the economic consequences of Argentina’s coercive measures” for both Britain and the United States, while reiterating the importance of respecting the islanders’ right to develop their natural resources. The conversation came after Argentina said it had lodged a provisional measure with the…

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Here's who is leading federal agencies as Trump nominees await confirmation

Eric Katz and Sean Michael Newhouse President Trump was sworn into office on Monday, though he has taken the reins of the executive branch without any of his leaders requiring Senate confirmation in place. Trump did not disclose the names before his inauguration, following Biden’s timing but otherwise breaking from tradition. The president formally designated the acting leaders quickly after his inauguration in one of his first acts as president. Here is a look at the temporary leaders: Agriculture Department: Gary Washington, a career official who currently serves as the USDA’s chief information officer. Brooke Rollins, a former Trump administration official, is currently awaiting confirmation to be the department’s secretary and will testify at hearing on Jan. 23. Commerce Department: Jeremy Pelter, a career executive who is currently performing the duties of chief financial officer.…

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Florida Lawmakers Designate CAIR as Domestic Terrorist Organization, Sparking Controversy and Fear Among Students

Home » Trending » Florida Lawmakers Designate CAIR as Domestic Terrorist Organization, Sparking Controversy and Fear Among Students Omar Soboh began his summer internship at the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) with the hope of making a difference in his community. However, his enthusiasm quickly turned to dismay when Florida lawmakers proposed designating his organization as a terrorist group. The move led many of his colleagues to leave, fearing repercussions. Soboh, a 21-year-old computer science junior at the University of Florida (UF), observed how the state’s actions against CAIR, the largest Muslim civil rights group in the U.S., had unnerved the community. This designation was formalized on September 29, when Governor Ron DeSantis and the Florida Cabinet voted to categorize CAIR, among over 90 other organizations, as domestic terrorist entities. Soboh, who is also…

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