Marjorie Taylor Greene says Trump's White House personnel shuffle will sink the party’s next presidential campaign.
MTG warns Miller-Wiles shakeup will sink Republican chances in 2028
Ex-Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene says Trump’s White House personnel shuffle will sink the party’s next presidential campaign. Greene, a former MAGA ally, says the move is engineered to control the party and its direction.
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In a significant shift, Donald Trump named Stephen Miller as the new White House chief of staff, a decision that has generated alarm among Democratic lawmakers. Known for his contentious stance on immigration, Miller's rise could escalate tensions on Capitol Hill. Since the 2016 election, he has been instrumental in crafting Trump's domestic policies, which have attracted public criticism and may lead to enhanced Congressional investigations into the current administration.
. Newsrooms in Ireland and Bulgaria received emailed bomb threats Friday from a purported "Mikhail Andropov", claiming responsibility for a widening wave of hoax threats disrupting passenger flights across Europe.The messages, sent to Bulgaria's Nova TV and the Irish public broadcaster RTE, which evacuated its offices and suspended programming, were headlined "Message to the West" and portrayed the threats as the prelude to a series of attacks on means of transport across Europe. The British broadcaster Sky also said it had received a security threat. Reuters was not able to establish the identity of the sender, the origin of the emails, or whether they had in fact come from the same source as the threats to any or all of the dozens of flights affected since Tuesday.But they added to concern among European officials that the hoaxes are part of a campaign of "hybrid" disruptions, which many have blamed on Russia, aimed at countries that have helped Ukraine. Moscow has denied involvement. Spanish foreign minister Jose Manuel Albares said Europe appeared to be facing "hybrid aggression and a form of psychological warfare". Around half a dozen flights were disrupted in some way Tuesday and more than two dozen Thursday. On Friday, an Italian airport authority source said a Wizz Air flight from Prague to Rome had been diverted to Venice but, despite more than a dozen hoax threats, overall there was far less direct disruption to air travel. Hungarian jets did, however, escort airliners flying from Brussels to Sofia and from Prague to Bucharest and Cyprus through Hungarian airspace.Defence minister Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi said Nato had ordered some air patrols in the area, the first report that the Western defence alliance had become involved.
Donald Trump and the Republicans struggle to spin a historic defeat in the US midterms.