Biden Vs Trump, Kim Jong Un Artillery Fire, Marjorie Taylor Greene Racts To Stock Trading Data And More: This Week In Politics


This weekend was filled with a range of news stories, covering everything from politics to military actions. Let’s take a closer look at some of the major headlines.

In the political arena, there were some interesting developments. Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban suggested that President Joe Biden could benefit from revisiting former President Donald Trump’s playbook. Cuban expressed his wish for Biden to publicly advocate for Trump’s inclusion in the 2024 presidential race and thank him for his “playbook” on staying in office. As the 2024 election year begins, Biden and Trump are leading their respective parties’ primary races.

Meanwhile, former White House counsel Jim Schultz predicted a swift defeat for Trump in his ongoing immunity claim. Schultz, who served during the Trump administration, commented in a CNN interview that Trump’s claim is likely to fail as a case concerning his attempts to overturn the 2020 election proceeds to the District of Columbia Circuit Court.

On the international front, tensions escalated as North Korea’s military, under the leadership of Kim Jong Un, fired over 200 rounds of coastal artillery. This action triggered South Korea to issue evacuation orders for civilians on Yeonpyeong Island. The artillery fire is considered a violation of the 2018 Inter-Korean Military Agreement.

In the realm of economics, a report by House Oversight Committee Democrats revealed that former President Trump’s businesses received up to $7.8 million from foreign governments during his time in office. This disclosure raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest, regardless of the outcome of the 2024 election.

Additionally, there were reports about congressional stock trading gaining attention. It was revealed that Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) dismissed claims of her making significant market gains through stock trading in 2023. Greene clarified that she doesn’t own any stocks, and the reported earnings were from her son’s account. She also questioned the accuracy of the report’s source, Unusual Whales.

These stories highlight the diverse range of news that unfolded over the weekend. From political strategy advice to military actions and economic revelations, it’s clear that there is never a dull moment in the world of news. Stay tuned for more updates on these and other important stories.

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