US politics

US politics

Democrats must position themselves as advocates for the struggling majority against a wealthy elite, as articulated by strategist James Carville.

The federal minimum wage has not increased since 2009, leading to a significant reduction in its purchasing power.

Trump pressures Senate for quick ambassador confirmations, marking a strategic shift in U.S. diplomacy.

Sen. Ruben Gallego justified his vote for David Perdue by emphasizing the importance of assessing candidate experience for the benefit of Arizona and the U.S.

Roosevelt's first 100 days set a benchmark for future presidents in crisis management and governance.

The US administration must clarify the future of AIDS funding and reauthorize PEPFAR to avoid jeopardizing HIV/AIDS programs globally.

Bannon anticipates a summer of constitutional crises and supports Trump's tariffs aimed at restoring high-paying jobs for the working class.

Scott Jennings humorously defended Trump at a rally, joking about owning liberals, showcasing his conservative viewpoints while engaging with the audience.

Vietnam's Communist Party leader emphasizes reconciliation, national unity, and private sector leadership for economic growth during the 50th anniversary of Vietnam War's end.

Richard Gere and his wife are contemplating a return to the US after relocating to Spain, highlighting a desire for balance between both countries.

Humor as a coping mechanism during bleak times can spark misunderstanding in personal relationships.