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Le logo de CBS à l'entrée de son siège, à New York
La société mère de la chaîne de télévision américaine CBS, Paramount, a accepté de régler un procès intenté par le président Donald Trump concernant une interview diffusée en octobre 2024. Le Los Angeles Times, qui a rapporté l'information, précise que 16 millions de dollars seront versés pour le projet de bibliothèque présidentielle.
Le Collectif Citoyen, France-Soir
L'administration Trump annule ses contrats avec Springer Nature : une remise en question des revues scientifiques et ses implications internationales
DR, France-Soir, IA
Le 1er juillet 2025, l'administration Trump a pris une décision radicale en mettant fin aux contrats avec Springer Nature, un des leaders mondiaux de l'édition scientifique.
Lorenzo Maria Pacini
The Trump administration risks finding itself at a crossroads that could pose a further problem for international law.
Citizenship by birth as a constitutional principle
In recent analyses by the Council on Foreign Relations - the Rockefeller-backed think tank that helps us understand the issues of interest to American politics - a problem dear to Americans and linked to migration policy has come back into vogue: citizenship by birth.
By Jeff Thomas
International Man
July 2, 2025
In recent years, many Americans have become refocused on the Constitution in a spirit of returning the country to its original objectives and values.
This is not surprising. The US has deteriorated, both economically and governmentally, to such a degree that the very structure of the US is in danger of collapse. Small wonder that many Americans are hoping for a return to the simplicity and unified focus that can be found in the country's original "business plan."
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
July 2, 2025
In discussion yesterday with Nima on Dialogue Works about the Israeli-Iranian-Trump-Netanyahu ongoings, I suggested a bold and innovative plan for the Middle East that Trump should present to the world in a speech to the UN General Assembly. I even offered to write the speech.
I formed the plan from mulling over insights into Trump's attitude toward the Middle East from Gilbert Doctorow, Michel Chossudovsky, and from Trump's news conference with Netanyahu when Trump stated Washington's claim to Gaza as an American possession.
By William D. Hartung
TomDispatch.com
July 2, 2025
The Senate is on the verge of passing the distinctly misnamed "big beautiful bill." It is, in fact, one of the ugliest pieces of legislation to come out of Congress in living memory. The version that passed the House recently would cut $1.7 trillion, mostly in domestic spending, while providing the top 5% of taxpayers with roughly $1.5 trillion in tax breaks.
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Le président américain Donald Trump
Trump lance deux parfums baptisés «Victory 45-47», vendus jusqu'à 249 dollars. Présentés comme des symboles de succès, ils font de ses mandats présidentiels un produit de luxe à consommer.
Qui aurait cru qu'un jour la politique américaine sentirait... le marketing pur ? Cette fois-ci, le président des États-Unis, Donald Trump, toujours prompt à transformer sa carrière en boutique en ligne, a lancé deux parfums présidentiels en hommage à ses campagnes de 2016 et 2024.
par Pierre-Alain Depauw
«Nous vivons dans un monde méchant»
Donald Trump répond aux questions de Maria Bartiromo, journaliste de Fox News.
L'entretien porte sur la Chine. La journaliste énumère différentes mauvaises actions attribuées à la Chine et qui mettraient la sécurité nationale américaine en danger. «Ils piratent nos systèmes de communication, pillent notre pr
By Ron Paul, MD
The Ron Paul Institute
July 1, 2025
The US Senate worked through the weekend on the "Big Beautiful Bill." The goal was to pass it quickly to ensure the House will then pass it and send it to President Trump's desk before the July 4th holiday.
However, disagreements among Republican Senators over reductions in spending on programs including Medicaid and food stamps as well as language in the bill eliminating "clean energy" tax credits were preventing Senate Republican leadership from getting enough votes to pass the bill.
By James Howard Kunstler
Kunstler.com
July 1, 2025
What apparently riles the credentialed political Left - the "gay / race communists" in the apt new phrase - more than anything, is that most of the country has opted to not be insane. This follows a decade-long attempt to drive the country insane, of course, to believe in things that are patently untrue and absurd, and to utilize falsehood and absurdity to garishly destroy the nation.
By Caitlin Johnstone
CaitlinJohnstone.com
July 1, 2025
Do something every day to help undermine public perception of the empire.
Draw attention to its abuses in places like Gaza.
Get people laughing at its absurdities and hypocrisies.
Spread distrust in the imperial propaganda services known as the western press by spotlighting their deceptions and manipulations.
Help people to recognize all the ways their government is screwing them over for the benefit of the rich and powerful.
By James Bovard
The Future of Freedom Foundation
July 1, 2025
"He who saves his country violates no law," tweeted President Trump in February. He was echoing a line often attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte. His supporters were electrified by Trump's tacit invocation of a right to boundless power.
The Trump presidency is already spurring legal battles across the nation. It is far too soon to speculate on Trump's final win/loss record in federal courts.
Donald Trump a accusé Forbes de publier des fake news, qualifiant l'un de ses auteurs de «terriblement dépourvu de talent» et le magazine lui-même de «sale maladie». «Ce média diffuse essentiellement des infox [et] ne fait même pas l'effort de remettre de l'ordre», a-t-il lancé. «J'aurais
Does Trump's personal relationship with world leaders have any bearing on his policies towards their countries?
By John T PSAROPOULOS
Describing Israel and Iran fighting each other at his NATO pre-summit news conference in The Hague this week, US President Donald Trump drew an analogy with children fighting in a schoolyard, who eventually had to be separated.
"Daddy has to sometimes use strong language," Mark Rutte, NATO secretary-general, chimed in.
Martin Jay
Iran has learnt so much more about its enemy and is looking at when and how a strike on Israel will take place.
What is Trump's next move in the Middle East? As the days become weeks since he sent bunker buster bombs to supposedly destroy three of Iran's main underground nuclear storage sites, there is now a rather odd vacuum of joined-up thinking which is descending on Washington.
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Entouré de marécages peuplés de reptiles, un nouveau centre de rétention pour migrants, surnommé «Alcatraz des Alligators», va ouvrir en Floride, sur ordre de Donald Trump. Installé sur le site d'un ancien aérodrome, il pourra accueillir jusqu'à 5 000 migrants.
Le président américain Donald Trump s'apprête à inaugurer, le 1er juillet, un nouveau centre de rétention pour migrants dans le sud de la Floride, rapporte Reuters.
By Gary Galles
June 30, 2025
Americans have, of late, heard a lot about "common good" capitalism. However, as with most political adjectives and modifiers, the term is misleading, and as a result, a false premise on which to build one's understanding.
As Donald Boudreaux has recently written, "If all that 'common good capitalism" means is capitalism as understood and championed over the past 250 years by liberal scholars...
By Karen Kwiatkowski
June 30, 2025
The American empire is not going gently into that good night. Just the same, it is collapsing, and its falling parts and failed pieces will create a fertile, fecund and wild new world, eventually.
From centralization will come decentralization, and from decentralization, liberty.
The State's stage-managed chaos will tumble from the stage, flowing out from the cities, the theme songs confused and grating, the audience grumbling and nervous.
By Philip Giraldi
The Unz Review
June 30, 2025
It is generally believed that American voters elected Donald Trump president at least in part due to their embracing his lies that he was a peacemaker who would not involve the United States in the pointless wars that have proliferated since 9/11. Trump's predecessor the hapless Genocide Joe Biden had entangled the US deep in a conflict involving nuclear armed Russia and had also armed, funded and politically protected war criminal Israel in its openly declared objective to eliminate the Palestinians.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
June 30, 2025
The violence that has been the primary characteristic of the 21sr century has reached a level of recklessness that threatens life on our planet. It was only the other day that some unidentified person or agency green-lighted an attack on Russia's strategic triad. According to Russian war doctrine, this attack, of which President Trump says he was unaware, requires a Russian strategic response.