Greenland Just Had An Election. Here's How Its Only Pro-Trump Candidate Did.
The New York Times said the party was likely to enter a coalition with Inuit Ataqatigiit, a moderate party that came in third in this week’s election with 21.4% of the vote. Its leader is the current prime minister, Múte Egede, who has also dismissed joining the United States.
How Harvard University is gearing up to fend off President Trump's threat to slash its federal funding.
Reporting suggests the Department of Homeland Security skipped a competitive bidding process to give two Republican-linked ...
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At a White House summit last week, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick spoke passionately about the administration’s plans to ...
Netflix's deal with comedian Tony Hinchcliffe isn't part of media's bending to Trump. It's been interested in controversial ...
Binance CEO Richard Teng said he expects Trump's "pro-crypto" legislation in the U.S. to spur regulators in other parts of the world to follow suit.
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Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev goes all in on AI, crypto, and TrumpRobinhood CEO Vlad Tenev is pro-artificial intelligence, crypto, and the policies of the Trump administration. In a recent ...
The band of far-right rebels supported a budget plan with a massive debt limit hike and a status-quo bill to keep the government open, two things they've long been fiercely against.
President Trump has expressed a desire to “get” Greenland, but the party that won Tuesday’s election is in no rush to change ...
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