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Trump EXPLODES Over Hilarious New Nickname Mocking His Tariff Policy! Trump EXPLODES Over Hilarious New Nickname Mocking His Tariff Policy! President Donald Trump isn't laughing. A new nickname circulating on Wall Street, "TACO trade," is poking fun at his unpredictable approach to tariffs – and the President is not happy. The acronym, which stands for "Trump Always Chickens Out," highlights Trump's habit of imposing (or threatening) steep tariffs, only to later back down. This has become a familiar pattern, leaving investors in a state of whiplash. The term, coined by Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong, perfectly captures the market's reaction. Investors are now betting on the "TACO trade" phenomenon: buying the dip after a tariff announcement, anticipating a later reversal and market rebound. This strategy, born from Trump's inconsistent policies, reflects a growing unc...

DNC Panel Pushes to Scrap David Hogg's Vice Chair Election DNC Panel Pushes to Scrap David Hogg's Vice Chair Election The future of David Hogg's position as a vice chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) hangs in the balance. A DNC panel recommended Monday that his election, along with that of Malcolm Kenyatta, be redone. This follows a challenge alleging procedural irregularities during the February election. The controversy stems from a challenge brought by Kalyn Free, a Native American committeeperson from Oklahoma, who lost to Hogg in one of the vice chair races. Free claims the DNC improperly combined voting questions, potentially disadvantaging female candidates in violation of party rules. The panel agreed, recommending new elections with only the original candidates participating. This decision comes amid existing controversy surrounding Hogg's efforts to challenge more moderate Democrats in...

First White South Africans Arrive in US Under Trump's Refugee Plan First White South Africans Arrive in US Under Trump's Refugee Plan A controversial move has unfolded as the first group of 49 white South Africans, mostly farmers, touched down in the US on a flight funded by the Trump administration. This resettlement, granted under a refugee plan initiated during Trump's presidency, has ignited intense international debate and raised significant questions about refugee policy, international relations, and the complexities of South Africa's land reform. The resettlement follows President Trump's controversial claims of "racial discrimination" and even "genocide" against white Afrikaner South Africans. These claims were vehemently denied by South Africa's Foreign Minister, Ronald Lamola, who asserted that no such persecution exists and that police reports contradict Trump's assertions. The UN refu...