Are Trump’s antics on Twitter a way to communicate with Americans easier and quicker, or has the platform become nothing more than a virtual megaphone for Trump to slander and tear down those who oppose him on his right-wing political ideas and views?
In the recent discussion of the 2020 budget, Betsy DeVos indicated a possible cut to programs within the education system including Special Olympics.
On March 28 an article was published by The Economist that described Shapiro as “the alt-right sage without the rage.”
Devin Nunes is suing Twitter and some of its users for $250 million on defamation and negligence claims.
After the most recent summit in Hanoi, Vietnam among international political leaders, a distinct resolution was not achieved. This resulted in speculation that North Korea may be considering testing missiles again violating the moratorium placed on nuclear activity.
As of early 2019, the situation became extremely convoluted when Venezuela somehow ended up with two presidents.
On Feb. 15 2019, President Trump declared a national emergency to attempt to get funds for the border wall between the U.S. and Mexico.
The government may be functioning, but the lost time and unpaid workers will have ramifications across the United States.
Politics isn’t meant for everyone, but understanding what’s going on in local, national and universal news should be.
