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  By EoK Editorial: Image: Billionaire Elon Musk & USA President, Donald Trump. In recent weeks, Tesla has been the target of several attacks, including vandalism and arson, which have raised significant concerns among both the public and government officials. President Donald Trump addressed these incidents, expressing strong support for Tesla CEO Elon Musk and condemning the perpetrators. He stated,  "He's gone through a lot. What they're doing to him… these people are going to be caught and they are going to be prosecuted. The people that finance it are in just as big a trouble as the people that are setting the match." The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has initiated investigations into these attacks, labeling them as acts of domestic terrorism. This classification underscores the severity with which federal authorities are treating these incidents. The attacks have not only caused property damage but have also sparked debates about the motivations behi...

By EoK Editorial: Hard-right House Republicans are ramping up efforts to impeach federal judges who have challenged former President Donald Trump’s authority, a move that has quickly turned into a major political distraction for House Speaker Mike Johnson. The push, while highly unlikely to succeed due to the 67-vote threshold in the Senate and the GOP’s narrow majority in the House, has gained momentum among Trump allies. According to Politico, Johnson and other Republican leaders are now grappling with internal divisions over whether to pursue what many see as a time-consuming and politically risky effort. Impeachment proceedings require significant resources, and while top GOP leaders have not outright dismissed the idea, sources indicate there is growing concern within Johnson’s leadership circle that such an effort could backfire on the party. The fear is that failed impeachment attempts could shift public focus away from the Republican agenda and weaken their position heading int...

  By EoK Editorial. Photo Courtesy: President Donald Trump, X U.S. President Donald Trump has launched a controversial self-deportation app, urging undocumented immigrants, including Kenyans, to voluntarily leave the United States. The move has triggered widespread outrage, with many Kenyans in the U.S. fearing forced removal... The app, which allows immigrants to register their departure and arrange flights back to their home countries, is part of Trump’s hardline immigration policies. Critics argue that it is a veiled attempt to intimidate immigrants and force them out of the country without due process. Kenyans living in the U.S. have raised concerns over the policy’s potential impact, especially for those who have built their lives in America.  “Many of us have lived here for years, working hard and contributing to the economy. This app feels like a tool to push us out,” said a Kenyan immigrant in California. The Kenyan government has yet to issue an official statement on ...