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President Donald Trump has “prioritized the wrong values,” according to Washington Post columnist Theodore R. Johnson. And the minority groups he courted during the presidential campaign are paying for it.

The promises Johnson believes are not being kept come from the “Platinum Plan,” which Trump allegedly touted as his method of economically empowering Blacks.

Pierre Poilievre, a conservative MP running to be Canada's prime minister, fired back at U.S. President Donald Trump's comments about the country's election.

In a Monday post on his Truth Social platform, Trump encouraged Canadians to vote for him.

President Donald Trump bragged Monday afternoon of what he called a "huge win" for the nation's capital.

Trump took to his Truth Social platform to boast of major news that the Washington Commanders NFL team will return to Washington, D.C., with a new stadium at the site of the old RFK Stadium. His post celebrated a deal between the team and the city's government to build a new, state-of-the-art stadium as part of a roughly $4 billion redevelopment project.

Politifact's Louis Jacobson has created a visualization that shows the downfall of President Donald Trump's economic chops during his first 100 days.

In a Monday report, Jacobson noted that 100 days isn't long enough to accumulate a lot of economic data, but there is information available on things like "consumer confidence, business expectations, inflation forecasts, and the stock market"

The New York Times Opinion editors have gathered responses from nearly three dozen top legal scholars assessing what the paper calls President Donald Trump’s “first 100 days of lawlessness,” with many warning—one bluntly—that “no U.S. citizen is safe” if Trump can act “in violation of the law.”

These top legal minds—and the Times’ editors—use phrases about Trump and his administration’s actions such as “disregard for law,” “flagrantly lawless,” “anti-constitutional,” “quasi-authoritarian,” and “unconstrained by the Constitution.”

President Donald Trump has purchased the debt of state and local governments that he's been vocally critical of, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal.

The disclosure of more than 500 municipal bonds in Trump's portfolio was submitted to the Office of Government Ethics in August.

The United Kingdom and the European Union have reached a trade agreement — despite President Donald Trump's tariff agenda.

Politico reported on Monday that a leaked draft revealed a “new strategic partnership” between London and Brussels, centered on maintaining "global economic stability and their mutual commitment to free and open trade."

Newsmax judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano asserted that President Donald Trump's Department of Justice "overreached" when agents arrested Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan for allegedly helping a migrant escape from immigration authorities.

On Monday, Napolitano noted that the ICE agents did not have an arrest warrant for the migrant in question.

Republican Congressman Ryan Zinke (MT) came under a barrage from CNN's Wolf Blitzer, sidestepping multiple questions before being cornered into admitting, "America is not doing well economically."

“Does the president need to change course dramatically right now?” Blitzer asked.

It remains unclear whether President Donald Trump spoke with President Xi Jinping about tariffs on China and both sides continue to give different answers.

Last week, Trump told reporters that he was "actively" negotiating with China on a tariff deal, according to The Los Angeles Times. However, China responded, denying the claim, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent contradicted the president, stating that talks have yet to begin.

Appointees in President Donald Trump's administration at the Department of Justice have ordered the dismissal of all voting rights cases and removed managers of the division responsible for overseeing them.

Sources told The Guardian that all active cases in the voting rights section were expected to be dropped. The move comes less than a month after Harmeet Dhillon, a Trump ally, was appointed to lead the Civil Rights Division.