Donald Trump had two separate grievances with The New York Times during the early hours of the morning. The president used Truth Social to challenge the newspaper’s reporting on unrelated subjects.

“Trump suffers historic rebuke as Dems romp in midterms,” the subheadline read in the Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid.

The panel of New York state appeals court judges heard arguments Thursday, but haven’t ruled.

The Trump administration is doubling down on its push to make English the official language of the federal government — telling US agencies to ditch foreign-language materials in a sweeping new directive.

By Anirban Sen NEW YORK, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Kalshi has ended its advisory contract with Donald Trump Jr, after his venture capital firm 1789 Capital increased its stake in arch-rival Polymarket, according to a spokesperson for the $40 billion prediction markets startup.

Aaron Rupar criticized Donald Trump’s November 12 Truth Social activity, questioning the president’s repeated posts addressing politics, national security, business and government spending.

Kalshi said Thursday that Donald Trump Jr. will no longer serve as an adviser after his company heavily invested in its competitor.