Trump’s Military Draft Order and AI Jesus Image Stoke Controversy as Iran Diplomacy Tests White House

The Trump administration finds itself managing multiple domestic controversies simultaneously with the Iran war diplomacy, after an executive order on automatic selective service registration for American men attracted significant national attention and the president posted an AI-generated image likening himself to Jesus Christ, drawing criticism from conservative religious commentators as well as his political opponents….

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Democrats Question Trump’s Fitness for Office as Iran Rhetoric Reaches New Extreme

Congressional Democrats spent the past week navigating an Iran crisis that has produced some of the most extreme presidential rhetoric in recent American political history, with several lawmakers openly questioning whether Trump is fit to continue in office and calling for the invocation of the 25th Amendment. The flashpoint came on Easter Sunday when Trump…

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Trump Administration Faces Mounting Pressure as Midterm Horizon Sharpens

The political calculations surrounding the Trump administration are shifting noticeably as the 2026 midterm elections move from a distant abstraction into a concrete near-term reality, with Democrats increasingly energised by economic data that challenges the White House’s claims of a golden-age economy and Republicans in competitive districts navigating the difficult arithmetic of defending an incumbent…

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Goldman Sachs Earnings Enter a Market That Has Changed Its Mind About Everything

Goldman Sachs is scheduled to report first-quarter 2026 earnings on April 13, the first major bank to report and therefore the first institution-level data point that will tell investors how Wall Street itself navigated one of the most volatile quarters in years. Goldman is expected to deliver on multiple fronts: trading revenues typically benefit from…

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Democrats Move on War Powers Resolution as Ceasefire Leaves Impeachment Push Without Momentum

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced on Wednesday that Senate Democrats will force a vote on an Iran war powers resolution when Congress returns from spring recess next week, describing the two-week ceasefire as “not a strategy, not a diplomatic solution, not a plan.” The move reflects a Democratic caucus that has concluded the ceasefire…

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