"They annihilated your steel mills, decimated your coal jobs, assaulted your oil and gas jobs and sold off your manufacturing jobs to China and other foreign nations all over the world (...) You're going to come back under the Trump administration," the former president lashed out at Democrats.

The former presidential candidate's lawyers argued that state officials violated Kennedy's First Amendment protection.

The Ohio senator spoke for more than three hours with America's most-listened-to podcaster.

From the United States to Moscow, politicians, businessmen, celebrities and criminals who marked the year.

America's most-listened-to podcaster recently interviewed Trump and his running mate, JD Vance.

In a coffee-talk-like tone, the Republican candidate and the podcaster also discussed Elon Musk, the future of energy and Kamala Harris.

Puerto Rican voters will vote on a non-binding referendum on Nov. 5 that proposes to abandon its status as a U.S. territory.

Although it has not yet been determined what caused the fire that damaged ballots in Portland (Oregon), and Vancouver (Washington), the discovery has turned the investigation on its head.

The Wolverine State's Secretary of State, Democrat Jocelyn Benson, is a major opponent of passing laws making voter ID mandatory.

Shari Redstone, a majority shareholder of Paramount, has expressed support for a settlement.

The president alluded to the newspaper's coverage of the legal proceedings against Paramount to warn that he could take it to court.

The president's team is demanding more than $25 million and a public apology, a requirement that has caused internal tensions at the network.

CBS's parent company did not offer apologies or express regret as part of the settlement, but agreed to release transcripts of interviews with future presidential candidates.

The president called the pact one more in a string of battles won against the so-called fake media, which he blames for years of news manipulation and deliberate misinformation.

In addition, more than half of those surveyed (58%) believe journalists are biased, and 56% believe they fail to separate their personal opinions from their reporting.

The funds used to build the tunnels could have alleviated Lebanon's financial crisis, but Hezbollah chose instead to invest in preparing for war and terror attacks against Israel.

In the wake of high Hispanic voter support for Donald Trump, analysts, journalists and even a foreign president accuse the community of racism, machismo and xenophobia (against its own members).

It is an American version of a South Korean movement called 4B, which calls for women not to have sex with men.

The most extreme are unable to deal with the fact that most Americans want low taxes, low regulation and curbs on illegal migration.