All articles tagged with #presidency
The article examines how Dick Cheney's aggressive pursuit of presidential power and his disdain for constitutional checks helped shape the modern presidency, ultimately paving the way for Donald Trump's rise and approach to governance, despite Cheney's later opposition to Trump.
A report from the House Oversight Committee questions whether President Joe Biden was fit to serve in 2024, highlighting concerns about his mental fitness amid public gaffes and a notable debate performance, raising doubts about his ability to effectively lead the country in his final year in office.
President Trump’s recent actions and statements highlight his rejection of traditional presidential unity, as he blames political opponents and radicals on both sides for violence and division, emphasizing a confrontational approach in an era of deep polarization.
Recent revelations, including a suggestive note signed by President Trump from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, are complicating Trump's efforts to dismiss his ties to Epstein amid ongoing public controversy.
A report reveals Donald Trump and his family have profited over $3.4 billion during his presidency through various deals, investments, and merchandise, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and misuse of office for personal gain.
President Trump is actively shaping a narrative that dismisses unfavorable facts and inflates positive ones, including manipulating poll numbers, firing officials over economic data, and claiming unwarranted successes, all while public support appears to decline and key issues like immigration and foreign policy remain contentious.
The article celebrates Barack Obama's 64th birthday by reflecting on his birth year, 1961, comparing his accomplishments and era to historical events, and blending humor with political commentary. It also includes current political updates, cheers and jeers, and cultural references.
During his presidency, Donald Trump played golf extensively, with 35 trips in the first six months and 40 rounds since January, sparking public debate over his work ethic and use of time, contrasting with former President Biden's habits.
Donald Trump has ordered an investigation into Joe Biden's actions as president, alleging a conspiracy to hide Biden’s mental decline, amid ongoing political disputes and scrutiny over Biden's health and decision-making during his presidency.
A far-right former soccer star has been nominated for the presidency of Georgia, signaling a potential shift in the country's political landscape.
New York prosecutors argue that President-elect Donald Trump's criminal conviction should remain intact despite his recent election victory, asserting that there is no legal basis for "President-elect immunity." Trump's defense team has sought to dismiss the indictment and verdict, claiming political bias and referencing Hunter Biden's pardon. The Manhattan District Attorney's office suggests postponing sentencing until after Trump's presidency, while maintaining the jury's guilty verdict. This case marks a historical precedent as Trump is the first person elected president after being convicted of crimes.
Vote counting has begun in Ghana following a largely peaceful general election, with the exception of a fatal shooting incident in Nyankpala. The election will determine a new president as Nana Akufo-Addo steps down after two terms. Key candidates include former President John Mahama and Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia. The election comes amid economic challenges, including high inflation and unemployment, which are significant concerns for voters. Results are expected to be announced on Tuesday.
President Joe Biden appeared somewhat disheveled at the White House Christmas tree lighting, sparking reactions across the internet. The article humorously compares Biden's appearance and demeanor to that of an elderly relative, noting the natural signs of aging. Despite the lighthearted tone, it highlights the scrutiny faced by public figures, especially those in high office, and the inevitable comparisons to personal experiences with aging family members.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has survived an impeachment vote, maintaining his position despite being one of the country's most unpopular figures. The failed motion on December 7th suggests that further attempts to remove him from office may follow.
The article outlines the sequence of events during Yoon Suk-yeol's presidency in South Korea that culminated in the declaration of martial law. It details the political and social challenges faced by Yoon's administration, leading to increased tensions and the eventual imposition of martial law as a response to escalating unrest.