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Trump's Growing List Of broken Promises & Business Failures Donald Trump has spent decades selling himself as a master businessman, a builder and a man who knows how to get things done. He has promised Americans lower prices, cheaper gasoline, a booming economy, a border wall paid for by Mexico and even checks from government savings and tariffs. But when you start examining the record, there is quite a list of projects that went wrong, business ventures that collapsed, deadlines that were missed and promises that have yet to become reality. And some of the most expensive examples are right in Washington, D.C. Let's take a look. THE REFLECTING POOL: A MILLION-DOLLAR JOB THAT TURNED INTO A MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR HEADACHE Trump decided he could fix the historic Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool quickly and cheaply. He initially talked about completing the work in approximately one week for around $1.5 million. The plan included sealing the pool and painting its bottom an American...

  Marjorie Taylor Greene What happens when one of Donald Trump's biggest political cheerleaders suddenly starts questioning the very people she helped put in power? Ask Marjorie Taylor Greene. The former Georgia congresswoman, who once became one of the most recognizable faces of the MAGA movement, has undergone a remarkable political transformation. She is now openly criticizing Donald Trump, his administration and the Republican establishment she once fiercely defended. But there is another twist to this story. Some of the very MAGA social-media personalities who once helped amplify Greene's political message have turned against her. And some of the criticism has been downright personal. The political divorce has become a very public family feud, with former allies attacking one another across social media. CATTURD AND THE MAGA INTERNET TURN ON GREENE Remember Catturd? The enormously popular conservative account on X, with millions of followers, was once part of the online MA...

  James Edstrom And The City He Loves New York City Twenty years is a long time in the world of publishing. And after two decades of bringing readers celebrity news, high society, entertainment, exclusive photographs and stories from around the world, Times Square Gossip is getting ready for an exciting new chapter! Since launching in 2006, Times Square Gossip has published more than 22,000 stories and accumulated an incredible archive of more than 60,000 photographs featuring celebrities, entertainers, business leaders, politicians and some of the most recognizable personalities in the world. Over our 20-year history, we have welcomed more than 22 million unique visitors. Today, our readership continues to grow, with approximately 300,000 to 500,000 visitors every month! Our readers come from around the world, with particularly strong audiences in New York City, the Hamptons and Palm Beach. What began as a high-end celebrity publication has grown into something much bigger. We hav...

  Sean Duffy With Kathy Hochul And Markwayne Mullin America's aviation system is facing another major crisis, and this time New York Governor Kathy Hochul is demanding that Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy leave his job. Following a nationwide FAA ground stop on Friday, November 13, that brought air travel to a standstill for more than four hours, Hochul issued a blistering statement calling for Duffy's resignation or his immediate removal by President Donald Trump. Thousands of flights were canceled, thousands more delayed, and travelers were stranded at airports across the country. The disruption continued into Saturday, leaving passengers wondering when they would finally get home. Hochul wasn't holding back. "Sean Duffy must resign, or President Trump must remove him immediately," the governor declared. She pointed to chronic air traffic controller shortages and repeated communications failures, arguing that serious problems in America's aviation system...

  Elon Musk Pays For Far Right Lies   Are election conspiracy theories becoming a money-making business? When the biggest lies get the biggest attention, who really wins? Apparently, losing an election isn't enough anymore. Now some corners of MAGA social media want Americans to believe that Democrats couldn't possibly have won without cheating. And they're not quietly questioning the results. They're shouting it from the rooftops of X, formerly Twitter, and across other social media platforms. The 2026 midterm elections produced major Democratic victories, including control of Congress and important gubernatorial races. But almost immediately, some prominent MAGA accounts began circulating claims that the election was stolen. Here's the question I want to ask: Is political outrage becoming a very profitable business? CATTTURD AND THE NEVER-ENDING ELECTION CHEATING CLAIMS Take Catturd, one of the recognizable personalities in the MAGA social media world. On November...

  Wrestlers Say Jim Jordan Knew About Abuse Former wrestlers say he knew. Jordan denies it. The questions have never gone away. U.S. Congressman Jim Jordan has become one of the loudest and most influential Republican voices in Washington. He is chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, a powerful position that gives him enormous influence over congressional investigations and national politics. He is also the new Minority Leader.  But there is another chapter in Jordan's history that continues to follow him: his years as an assistant wrestling coach at Ohio State University and the allegations surrounding the university's former team physician, Dr. Richard Strauss. And there are questions that deserve answers. THE OHIO STATE SCANDAL THAT REFUSES TO GO AWAY Between 1978 and 1998, Richard Strauss worked at Ohio State University as a physician. An independent investigation found that he sexually abused at least 177 former students. The investigation concluded that university pe...

  Kathy Hochul Witn Mayor Zohran Mamdani And Tish James Sometimes you have to admit when you got something wrong. And when it comes to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, I may have to do just that. I DID NOT VOTE FOR HIM. I wanted someone who I thought could handle Donald Trump, and I believed that person was Andrew Cuomo. I was concerned about what would happen when Mamdani, a young democratic socialist with big ideas, had to deal with a president who has never been shy about attacking New York or its politicians. Well, here's the surprise: Mamdani is handling Trump better than I ever expected. In fact, I think he's doing something very few politicians have managed to do. He's standing his ground, defending New Yorkers, and still keeping a line of communication open with the president. Trump and Mamdani have met several times, including at the White House and Gracie Mansion. Despite their enormous political differences, they have maintained a surprisingly cordial relation...

  Queen Latifa With Billy Idol, Phil Collins & Sade (Photo composite)  Rock and roll is taking over Los Angeles tonight, and what a night it promises to be! The 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony takes place Saturday, November 14, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. This year's class brings together some of the biggest names in music, from rock legends and pop superstars to hip-hop pioneers and unforgettable voices who changed the sound of popular music. We're talking Billy Idol, Phil Collins, Sade, Queen Latifah, Iron Maiden, Oasis, New Order, Wu-Tang Clan and the late, great Luther Vandross. Now that's quite a guest list! But here's what makes this year's celebration especially interesting: these artists didn't all come from the same musical neighborhood. They came from different generations, different cultures and completely different sounds. Yet they all helped create the soundtrack of our lives. MY OWN MEMORIES OF ROCK AND ROLL'...

  Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Fights Against Vaccines America spent decades fighting measles. Generations of doctors, scientists, nurses and public health workers helped turn a disease that once terrified parents into something most Americans rarely encountered. In 2000, the United States achieved measles elimination status, a major public health milestone that meant the country had stopped sustained domestic transmission of the disease. Now, 26 years later, that achievement is in serious jeopardy. The United States has reported 5,412 confirmed measles cases in 2026 alone, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's November 13 update, with cases reported in 47 jurisdictions. That is more than double the 2,289 cases reported during all of 2025. An international health commission is reviewing whether the United States has experienced sustained measles transmission long enough to lose its elimination designation. A decision is expected November 17. Think about that. A dis...

  Can You Trust Trump's FAA? America is the richest and one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world. We can put satellites into space, develop artificial intelligence and build some of the most sophisticated technology on the planet. But apparently, we cannot guarantee that Americans can get on an airplane, find a train ticket or even access a transportation website when they desperately need one. Welcome to America's transportation nightmare. Friday, November 13, delivered a frightening reminder of just how dependent this country is on systems that millions of people take for granted. The Federal Aviation Administration ordered a nationwide ground stop after a telecommunications outage affected all 22 Air Route Traffic Control Centers responsible for directing aircraft across the country. Planes were grounded. Passengers were stranded. Airlines scrambled to figure out what was happening, and travelers suddenly found themselves searching for another way to r...