Donald Trump‘s leftfield cabinet choices have continued with the nomination of WWE co-founder Linda McMahon for Education Secretary. Trump announced the pick just after he chose TV doctor Mehmet ...
Though the period of free upgrades and workarounds have long expired, there are still ways to download Windows 10 for free. Keep in mind that you're likely better off using Windows 11, as it's the ...
Within a week of winning the U.S.’s electoral mandate, including its popular vote, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump seems ready to pick up from where he left off in 2020. He has begun ...
We lose friends. We have fights. Life goes on. You may not like my memory — but I feel the need to say this: Donald is my friend — 50ish years plus — longer than many of you are alive.
Donald Trump has made plenty of promises and threats about what might happen when he returns to office in January, most of which are continuations — and intensifications — of the policies he ...
Waking up to today’s news that Donald Trump has been re-elected as president of the USA is deeply troubling. Despite what he claims, Trump is no poster boy for free speech. We at Index have many grave ...
Donald Trump Jr. will join 1789 Capital, an “anti-woke” venture capital firm that invests in right-wing companies and counts a stake in Tucker Carlson’s media venture as its flagship asset.
By Theodore Schleifer Reporting from Las Vegas The eldest son of President-elect Donald J. Trump will not be a member of his father’s administration — he is joining a venture capital firm.
(Bloomberg) -- Donald Trump Jr. is joining 1789 Capital, a venture capital firm that invests in conservative-leaning companies, according to people familiar with his plans. President-elect Donald ...
A White House spokesperson on Monday pushed back on President-elect Trump’s demand that the Democratic Senate stop confirming judges during the lame-duck period before he takes office and the ...
Donald Trump has unambiguously positioned himself ... The new Trump administration could mean “more free markets, less harsh oversight,” and reduced regulatory risk, Mayo wrote.