Trump's Greenland Ambitions, Musk's Political Fallout, and a Record-Breaking Senate Speech

Donald Trump is seriously considering acquiring Greenland, with the White House analyzing the costs of taking control of

the Danish territory.

Trump even said he wouldn’t rule out military force, calling Greenland vital for U.S.

security.

Vice President JD Vance recently visited a U.S.

base there, criticizing Denmark’s role and highlighting the Arctic’s strategic importance.

But Denmark and Greenland leaders are pushing back, calling the move 'highly aggressive' and 'unacceptable pressure.' Elon Musk’s

deep involvement in politics is drawing backlash.

After pouring $25 million into a failed Wisconsin Supreme Court race, Musk is facing criticism from both parties.

His cost-cutting role in Trump’s administration and controversial public behavior, including Nazi-like gestures, have made him a polarizing

figure.

Even Trump’s cabinet is clashing with him, and protests against Tesla are growing.

Musk may be stepping back from his government role amid mounting tensions.

Democrats scored a major win in Wisconsin as Susan Crawford defeated a Trump- and Musk-backed candidate for the

state Supreme Court.

Despite Musk’s massive spending, voters rejected his influence.

The result keeps a liberal majority on the court, which will decide key issues like abortion and redistricting.

Interestingly, voters also passed a GOP-backed voter ID amendment, showing Wisconsin remains a politically complex battleground.

Senator Cory Booker made history with a 25-hour speech in the Senate, the longest ever, to protest Trump’s

policies and defend democracy.

He called it a 'moral moment' and quoted civil rights leaders, drawing national attention.

His passionate stand may signal a 2028 presidential run.

Even Kamala Harris praised him, saying, 'Thank you, Cory, for your leadership.' From Arctic ambitions to courtroom battles

and record-breaking speeches, U.S.

politics is heating up.

Follow us for more updates on Trump, Musk, and the future of American democracy.