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Trump blames Rob Reiner’s death on ‘incurable case of Trump Derangement Syndrome’

Rob Reiner will always be remembered as the quintessential example of a wealthy, aging liberal who got pathologically obsessed with Cable News and Twitter as a reaction to Trump, and somehow became a deranged, raging militarist. RIP pic.twitter.com/l4GyR5Qpmh

— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) December 15, 2025

I really don’t care what the faint of heart have to say.

h/t Patti Jo and Mauser

Sadiq Khan claims Donald Trump’s attacks on London are ‘grooming’ far-Right extremists in Britain and says US President is ‘obsessed’ with him

Sir Sadiq Khan has suggested Donald Trump’s attacks on Europe and London are ‘grooming’ and ‘radicalising’ extremists in Britain.

In a fresh blast at the US President, the London mayor claimed things said by Mr Trump ‘normalises and brings to the mainstream views that I think are unacceptable’.

The Labour politician also questioned why Mr Trump was ‘obsessed’ with him, amid the latest spat in the long-running feud between the two men.

Khan has had a big hand in turning London into a 3rd World Dumpster good that Trump is shining a light on this scumbag.

US president singles out London, saying it is now a ‘different place’ and referring to mayor Sadiq Khan as ‘vicious and disgusting’

President Trump has condemned European leaders as “weak” in a wide-ranging attack that criticised the “decaying” group of nations for being too politically correct and failing to control immigration.

“Europe doesn’t know what to do,” Trump said in an interview with Politico. “They want to be politically correct, and it makes them weak. That’s what makes them weak.”

The president also criticised European leaders for failing to end the war between Russia and Ukraine, saying: “They talk but they don’t produce. And the war just keeps going on and on. I mean, four years now it’s been going on, long before I got here.”

Full interview.

Trump thrashes European leaders in wide-ranging interview: ‘I think they’re weak’ | Alexander Burns, Politico

In an interview with POLITICO, the president offered no reassurance to America’s allies about Russia and vowed to reshape their politics.

President Donald Trump… pic.twitter.com/sHHPa7KZ6v

— Owen Gregorian (@OwenGregorian) December 9, 2025

Trump to host two African leaders! That was a footnote to world news last week still dominated by efforts to stop the Ukraine war.

However, to those who follow African affairs, the triangular meeting at the White House looked like a miracle.

Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi and his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame seemed determined to end a decades-long war that, despite claiming at least as many victims as the current war in Ukraine or the recent war in Gaza, never hit global headlines.

The president said he would weaken Biden-era mileage standards, which were designed to increase electric-vehicle sales, calling them a “scam.”

President Trump on Wednesday threw the weight of the federal government behind vehicles that burn gasoline rather than electric cars, gutting one of the country’s most significant efforts to address climate change and thrusting the automobile industry into greater uncertainty.

Flanked by executives from major automakers in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump said the Transportation Department would significantly weaken fuel efficiency requirements for tens of millions of new cars and light trucks. The administration claimed the changes would save Americans $109 billion over five years and shave $1,000 off the average cost of a new car.

It is now indisputable that President Trump’s use of the National Guard to reinforce local law enforcement and crime-ridden cities is successful and welcome when applied.

The rabidly partisan Democratic mayor of Washington, Muriel Bowser, had opposed the introduction of the National Guard but after the District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department disclosed that violent crime had fallen by half during this period and even relatively minor offenses such as evasion fares on the subway system were practically eliminated.

In a sharp reversal, President Donald Trump said late Sunday that House Republicans should support a measure that would require the Justice Department to release the information it has related to its investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein — after key lawmakers said support was building ahead of a closely watched vote.

Trump, who has resisted backing such a measure for weeks, said on social media that he believes Republican lawmakers “should vote to release the Epstein files, because we have nothing to hide.”

President Trump tells House Republicans to release the Epstein files. Huge development in this long-running scandal. pic.twitter.com/Wym1F5G2lO

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 17, 2025