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Moynihan is considered one of Wall Street’s most progressive CEOs on various cultural issues, including employment practices like Diversity Equity and Inclusion as well Environmental Social
The president is hosting some of the nation's top financiers for a White House dinner Wednesday as part of his effort to bring manufacturing back home.
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa visited the White House, marking a significant shift as Syria joins the US-led coalition against the Islamic State. The meeting focused on Syria's role in defeating ISIS,
News of the dinner, which is being seen as an attempt by Trump to drum up support for his economic agenda from America’s top business leaders, was first reported by CBS News.
Building on actions from his first term, Trump aims at putting American families first by bolstering a system rife with problems and negative outcomes.
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White House Uses Taylor Swift Song in ‘The Fate of America’ Video, Despite Trump’s Feud With Singer
The White House’s official TikTok account recently posted a video set to the pop superstar’s Billboard Hot 100 -topping single “The Fate of Ophelia,” despite the president’s past issues with Swift. In the clip, the 14-time Grammy winner’s lyrics are paired with photos of Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Melania Trump.
The use of Swift's song in the TikTok video is unexpected, given the singer's relationship with Washington has long been charged. During the Trump administration, Swift broke her political silence in 2018, publicly endorsing Democratic candidates in her home state of Tennessee. Trump responded that he liked her music "about 25 percent less."
The White House posted a video on TikTok using Taylor Swift's single 'The Fate of Ophelia' on Monday, Nov. 3. Trump previously slammed the pop star over her endorsement of Kamala Harris in the 2024 pr
"Let us not forget that we were short more than 3,500 air traffic controllers before the shutdown, and that severe staffing issue won't be resolved anytime soon," travel expert Peter Greenberg told Yahoo Finance, adding that "normal" is a relative word when it comes to air travel.