Olivia Wales
Coverage of Olivia Wales in the Nexus archive.
- Trump in Los Angeles Tuesday to speak at GOP event
President Donald Trump will speak at a Republican Party event in Los Angeles on Tuesday at Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes. The address will focus on middle-class tax cuts, border security, and reducing crime.
- Trump is making a rare Western trip to talk about the economy, something polls show he's weak on
President Donald Trump is visiting California and Nevada to address the economy and contrast his policies with Democrats, despite low approval ratings on economic management. A poll shows 32% of U.S. adults approve of his handling of the economy, while 69% describe the economy as 'poor.' Trump plans to criticize California Gov. Gavin Newsom during the trip, highlighting their ongoing political rivalry.
- VA secretary’s role in failed vets bill stokes new round of White House, GOP frustration
White House officials and House GOP leaders are frustrated with Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins after he undermined a veterans benefits bill, which was removed from the House floor due to Republican concerns over funding. The failure disrupted legislative plans and caused backlash, with Collins accused of inadequate communication and conflicting guidance on VA policies.
- Trump, Iran and Jimmy Carter — experts think it’s ‘dawning on him’ that he should have paid closer attention to history
Trump faces challenges similar to Jimmy Carter, including Iran tensions and inflation, prompting a shift in tone toward Carter. Trump has referenced avoiding past mistakes like Carter's failed hostage rescue mission, acknowledging political parallels. Experts suggest Trump is recognizing his presidency might be compared to Carter's.
- Trump shifts his tone on Jimmy Carter while grappling with Iran, inflation and his own legacy
Trump has shifted his tone toward Jimmy Carter, expressing more wistful sentiments as he faces challenges like Iran tensions and inflation, similar to Carter's presidency. Trump's recent comments reflect awareness of historical parallels, contrasting his past dismissive remarks about Carter.
- Trump shifts his tone on Jimmy Carter while grappling with Iran, inflation and his own legacy
Trump has shifted his tone toward Jimmy Carter, referencing him more wistfully as he faces challenges like the Iran conflict and inflation. He cited Carter’s failed 1980 hostage rescue mission when justifying his approach to Iran, and his comments reflect growing concerns about his legacy. The White House emphasized Trump’s focus on economic policies and national interests.
- Trump shifts his tone on Jimmy Carter while grappling with Iran, inflation and his own legacy
Trump's tone on Jimmy Carter has shifted from criticism to wistfulness as he faces similar challenges like Iran tensions and inflation. Trump references Carter's failed 1980 hostage rescue mission, acknowledging its political impact, while his spokesperson emphasizes his focus on Iran and economic policies.
- Trump will welcome farmers and ranchers to White House dinner to celebrate trade, tax wins
Donald Trump will host farmers, ranchers, and agricultural producers at a White House dinner to highlight trade and tax policies, emphasizing expanded market access and reduced trade barriers. The event coincides with the Great American State Fair and follows recent agriculture-focused initiatives, with attendees including senior administration officials and lawmakers from major agricultural states.
- Vance, skeptical of foreign wars, becomes the face of Trump’s tentative deal to end war with Iran
JD Vance, known for skepticism of foreign military interventions, is now the main advocate for President Donald Trump's tentative deal to end the Iran war. The agreement faces backlash from some Republicans and others, with Trump indicating he may take credit for success or blame Vance for failure.
- Vance, skeptical of foreign wars, becomes the face of Trump’s tentative deal to end war with Iran
JD Vance, the vice president, has become a key advocate for a tentative deal to end the U.S.-Iran war, despite his prior skepticism of foreign military interventions. The agreement, signed by President Trump, faces backlash from some Republicans and lawmakers, with critics raising concerns about Iran's potential gains and the deal's terms.
- Vance, skeptical of foreign wars, becomes the face of Trump's tentative deal to end war with Iran
JD Vance, a Republican vice president, is promoting a tentative deal to end the war with Iran alongside President Donald Trump. The agreement faces backlash from some Republicans and lawmakers, with Trump attributing potential credit or blame to Vance. Vance is set to travel to Switzerland for further negotiations.
- Vance, skeptical of foreign wars, becomes the face of Trump's tentative deal to end war with Iran
JD Vance, a Republican vice president skeptical of foreign wars, has become the public face of a tentative deal to end the war with Iran. The agreement, signed with President Trump, faces backlash from some Republicans, lawmakers, and pro-Israel advocates, who question its terms and benefits.
- The truth about Trump’s Truths
U.S. President Donald Trump made over 800 posts on Truth Social in May, with 80 mentions of Washington D.C. renovations, 68 posts about the Iran conflict, and frequent references to shaping the GOP. A White House spokesperson highlighted Truth Social as a tool for direct communication with the public.
- Retiring senator warns if Trump continues to do 'stupid things' it will kill GOP in November
Retiring Senator Thom Tillis criticizes President Trump's policies and decisions, warning they are harming the GOP's chances in the November elections. Trump accused Tillis of being a 'quitter' after Tillis announced his retirement and refusal to endorse Trump, while Tillis blamed Trump's advisors for controversial policies like the $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund and housing initiatives.
- Trump’s tough-talk foreign policy is hitting a wall with Iran as it grips Strait of Hormuz
President Donald Trump's tough-talk foreign policy has hit a wall with Iran, as his threats and military action have not moved Tehran from its positions. Trump has considered himself an effective dealmaker, but he appears to have failed to achieve his goals with Iran. The US effort has been marked by shifting goals and uncertain status.
- White House torches Jayapal over Cuba oil outreach: Dems ‘sip margaritas with terrorists’
The White House criticized Rep. Pramila Jayapal for discussing oil outreach to Cuba with foreign ambassadors despite US sanctions. Jayapal defended her actions as a congressional responsibility. The White House spokesperson called Jayapal's actions 'shameful' and accused Democrats of undermining the US.
- 'Traitor' Dem senator ripped after one-word reaction appears to cheer on Iran
Democratic Senator Chris Murphy faced accusations of being a 'traitor' after posting 'Awesome' in response to a report about Iranian ships bypassing a U.S. blockade. Critics, including the White House and conservative commentators, claimed his reaction appeared to support Iran, while Murphy's team called the tweet sarcastic criticism of Trump's Iran policy.
- 'Traitor' Dem senator ripped after one-word reaction appears to cheer on Iran
Democratic Senator Chris Murphy faced accusations of being a 'traitor' after posting 'Awesome' on X in response to Iranian ships bypassing a U.S. blockade. Critics, including White House officials and conservative commentators, condemned his reaction as supportive of Iran, while Murphy's office claimed the tweet was sarcastic and criticized Trump's Iran war strategy.