The Headlines New Poll Shows Trump’s Support Slipping, and Clintons Face Contempt Vote in Epstein Inquiry
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Jan 22, 2026 Trump's Greenland deal proposal sparks controversy while NATO debates U.S. base sovereignty. A new poll reveals Trump's approval rating is slipping, especially among younger voters. In a bold immigration operation, the Trump administration targets asylum seekers in Maine. The Clinton's face potential contempt charges linked to the Epstein inquiry. Meanwhile, Iranian authorities claim protests have been quashed. Lastly, job applicants are suing for transparency in AI hiring practices, challenging the 'black box' of automated resume screening.
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Confusing Greenland Framework Claim
- President Trump portrayed a negotiated "framework" on Greenland without providing concrete details about sovereignty or terms.
- NATO reportedly considered U.S. sovereignty over small pockets for military bases to prevent Russian or Chinese footholds.
Board Of Peace Concentrates Power
- The proposed "Board of Peace" would centralize global peace authority in one individual's hands with veto and dissolution powers.
- The charter suggests Donald Trump could lead the board indefinitely and invite or exclude nations, challenging postwar international norms.
Poll Shows Eroding Popular Support
- A Times-Siena poll shows falling approval for Trump and only about a third of voters saying the country is better off.
- He lost ground with younger and non-white voters while retaining strong Republican support and fervent admirers.