Caroline Diana
Caroline Diana is a multimedia journalist with Inquisitr. She holds a master’s degree in English Literature. Caroline writes about White House, North Korea and Tech. When not writing, she stalks chefs and dogs on Instagram.President Donald Trump has an unusual habit. Every time he reads a document or a letter, he rips up the paperwork — including the ones that were to be preserved for presidential records. Former White House staffers, who spoke to Politico, said that they were tasked with taping the paper scraps back together to ensure… Continue reading The White House Employs Someone Whose Job Is To Tape Together Papers That Trump Rips Up
A day after the G7 summit, German Chancellor Angela Merkel hit back at President Donald Trump’s tariffs. In an in-depth interview with German broadcaster ARD, she said that the EU would follow in the footsteps of Canada and come up with counter-measures to levy tariffs on the 28-member bloc. “We won’t allow ourselves be ripped… Continue reading Angela Merkel Hits Back At Trump, EU Official Trolls Him With Putin Caption On A Viral Photo
A member of President Donald Trump’s legal team, Rudy Giuliani, said that special counsel Robert Mueller must release the findings of his investigation on or before September 1 or risk being blamed for interfering in the 2018 midterms. Appearing on “The Cats Roundtable” with John Catsimatidis on New York’s AM 970 radio station on Sunday,… Continue reading Rudy Giuliani Says Robert Mueller ‘Shouldn’t Do A Comey’
Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Chrystia Freeland, responded to attacks on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by President Donald Trump’s advisors. Larry Kudlow and Peter Navarro, trade advisors to Trump, went on national television on Sunday to criticize the Canadian prime minister for “betraying” the U.S. president. Freeland, speaking at a press conference on Sunday, said that… Continue reading Canada, EU Respond To White House Advisers Who Attacked Justin Trudeau
After the conclusion of the G7 summit in Quebec on Sunday, President Donald Trump and his top economic advisers hurled a barrage of insults at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow, during an appearance on CNN‘s State of the Union, said that Trudeau’s remarks at a press conference after the… Continue reading Larry Kudlow Takes A Jab At Justin Trudeau For ‘Betraying’ Donald Trump
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly is seemingly unhappy with his job. According to a report by the New York Times, he told a group of group of senators last week that the White House is “a miserable place to work.” Kelly is currently accompanying President Donald Trump to Singapore for the summit with… Continue reading John Kelly Unhappy With His Job? He Says White House Is ‘A Miserable Place To Work’
Senator Bernie Sanders lashed out at President Donald Trump for his behavior at the two-day G7 summit held in Canada this week. Sanders condemned Trump’s move to alienate longterm allies and associate himself with authoritarian leaders like Russian president Vladimir Putin, Chinese president Xi Jinping, and President of Philippines, Rodrigo Roa Duterte. Taking to Twitter,… Continue reading Bernie Sanders Condemns Trump, Says President Is Comfortable With Despots But Not Leaders Of Democracies
French President Emmanuel Macron hit back at President Donald Trump after he refused to endorse a joint communique by the G7 nations. Diplomacy cannot be dictated by “fits of anger,” Macron warned after the G7 summit in Quebec ended in acrimony. Macron said that the U.S., which had pulled out of the Paris Accord and… Continue reading France Calls Out Donald Trump’s ‘Fits Of Anger’ After G7 Outburst
Former FBI director James Comey subtly condemned President Donald Trump for attacking Canada, a long-time U.S. ally, and its prime minister, Justin Trudeau. Without naming the president in his tweet, Comey said that the country’s relationship with Canada is crucial for national security. “Our national security relationship with Canada is vital and saves American lives.… Continue reading James Comey Stands Up For Canada After Donald Trump’s Attack On Justin Trudeau
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is all set for his summit with President Donald Trump. Kim Jong Un arrived in Singapore on Sunday afternoon. He was greeted at Changi airport by Singapore’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Vivian Balakrishnan. As per the itinerary, Kim Jong Un will meet Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on… Continue reading Kim Jong Un And Donald Trump’s Hairstyles Become A Hot Topic Ahead Of The Summit In Singapore
Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he is looking forward to improving ties with the U.S., according to a report by Tass. His remarks come a day after President Donald Trump proposed the inclusion of Russia in the G7 Summit. Russia was suspended from the group — then known as the G8 — in 2014… Continue reading Vladimir Putin Talks About World War 3, Trump, And U.S. Relations
Just hours after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that all members of the G7 had signed a joint statement, President Donald Trump took a jab at him on Twitter. On Saturday, en route to Singapore, President Trump tweeted that the United States will not endorse the joint communique signed by the G7 nations. The… Continue reading Trump Calls Justin Trudeau ‘Very Weak And Dishonest’
At a press conference in Quebec, Canada, on Saturday, President Donald Trump said that his meeting with the G7 leaders was friendly. The president said that the level of the relationship with the G7 leaders “is a 10.” “We have a great relationship. Angela and Emmanuel and Justin. I would say the relationship is a… Continue reading Justin Trudeau Criticizes Trump, Says Canadians ‘Will Not Be Pushed Around’
President Donald Trump’s tweet on June 1 has raised a lot of eyebrows. On Thursday, three Democrat senators wrote to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), expressing concern over President Donald Trump’s reckless comments on Twitter… Continue reading Elizabeth Warren, Ron Wyden, And Michael Bennet Open Inquiry On Trump’s Tweet On Jobs Report
At a press conference at the G7 Summit in Charlevoix, Canada, on Saturday, President Donald Trump took a jab at CNN, calling it “fake news.” When a reporter, during the press briefing asked Trump about the growing tensions between him and the other leaders at the summit, Trump asked, “Who are you with, out of… Continue reading Trump Belittles CNN At The G7 Summit Press Conference
In an effort to bridge the digital skills gap in the U.S., Facebook plans to train 1 million small business owners across the country. Amy Brooks, the Business Education Director of Facebook, announced that the company is looking to develop local partnerships across the U.S, which will enable free skills training in areas like coding… Continue reading Facebook’s Free Digital Training Program To Expand To 50 U.S. Cities In 2018
Companies working on artificial intelligence are specializing in add-on technologies that can detect human emotions. A team of scientists at Intel has come up with an Advanced Emotion Recognition Engine, a highly sophisticated software that can detect seven distinct human emotions: disgust, anger, fear, sadness, happiness, surprise, and contempt. Dr. Anbang Yao, a senior staff… Continue reading Companies Like Intel And Affectiva Are Working On Emotion AI That Could Prevent Car Accidents
In a series of tweets on Friday morning, President Trump launched a barrage of insults at former president Barack Obama, New York Senator, Chuck Schumer, and Minority Leader of the United States House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi. Taking a jab at the Democrat trio, Trump said that they did nothing about negotiating with North Korea.… Continue reading Chuck Schumer Asks Trump To Tweet Less And Focus On The Summit
Facebook is all set to showcase new updates for the gaming community next week. At the E3 Expo in Los Angeles, the social media giant will feature upcoming games, both playable and featured on stage, including the latest VR titles coming to Oculus Rift. The Facebook Gaming E3 booth will feature creators like MelonieMac, Darkness429,… Continue reading Facebook To Unveil Gaming Updates At E3 2018
Adult film actress Stormy Daniels has filed a lawsuit against her former attorney, Keith Davidson, and President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Michael Cohen. Daniels accused her former lawyer of colluding with Trump’s lawyer to “manipulate” her in a manner that benefitted Trump. According to a report by NBC, the lawsuit, filed on Wednesday in the… Continue reading Stormy Daniels’ Lawsuit Reveals Text Exchange Between Michael Cohen And Her Former Lawyer
Appearing on Fox News Sunday, former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski shed light on Donald Trump’s performance as president, the jobs market, and the upcoming budget that the GOP is planning. Lewandowski said that the mainstream media has largely missed out on real stories happening in America right now. He pointed out that 2.5 million… Continue reading Corey Lewandowski Weighs In On Trump, Mueller, And Leaked Memo
Trey Gowdy, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, said that if President Donald Trump has nothing to hide, he must meet with special counsel Robert Mueller for an interview. Appearing on Fox News on Tuesday, he weighed in on the FBI investigation and Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election. He also contradicted President Trump’s… Continue reading Trey Gowdy Says If Trump Has Nothing To Hide, He Must Meet With Mueller
President Donald Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, said that his legal team will take special counsel Robert Mueller to court if he attempts to issue a subpoena against the president. “If Mueller tries to subpoena us, we’re going to court,” Giuliani said in an interview with ABC News. His warning came just hours after The… Continue reading Rudy Giuliani Accuses Mueller Of Leaking Confidential Memo To The ‘New York Times’
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has released evidence that foreign spies and hackers have been attacking poorly secured phone systems in the U.S. Senator Ron Wyden has now demanded action from telephone companies and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). In a press release issued on Friday, Senator Wyden explained that he spent the past… Continue reading Senator Ron Wyden Slams Donald Trump For Not Using A Secure Phone
In an effort to make the newsfeed more relevant to the user, Facebook is doing away with the “Trending” label. The social media giant introduced the feature in 2014 to help users discover news topics that were popular across the Facebook community. After an extensive study, it was found that the “Trending” label added no… Continue reading Facebook To Introduce Three New Labels
In a series of tweets on Saturday afternoon, President Donald Trump attacked the CNN, special counsel Robert Mueller, the Justice Department, and the Democrats in general. President Trump started off by retweeting Robby Starbuck, a Hollywood director and producer, who owns RSM Creative. In his tweet, Starbuck cited a Forbes article, which stated that Fox… Continue reading Trump Attacks CNN, Mueller, Justice Department In His Tweet
As originally scheduled, President Donald Trump will meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore on June 12. Currently, the White House officials are working out the logistics of the summit. According to a report by the Washington Post, the cash-strapped North Korean government has asked the U.S. to cover the cost of the… Continue reading Kim Jong Un May Stay In $6,000-Per-Night Suite For Summit, With U.S. Footing The Bill
On Friday morning, President Donald Trump took to Twitter and said that he “is looking forward to seeing the employment numbers.” His tweet came in an hour before the jobs report was officially released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The president’s tweet appeared to be a tease of strong job numbers. Job creation has… Continue reading Donald Trump May Have Broken The Law With Tweet About Jobs Report, Experts Say
Fans can’t get enough of Song Joong-Ki and Song Hye-Kyo, the South Korean stars who sizzled in the military romance, Descendants of the Sun. The K-drama ended two years ago, but the SongSong couple, who tied the knot last year, continue to rule the roost. For the past few months, fans have been trying to… Continue reading Song Joong-Ki, Song Hye-Kyo Fans Always Ask This One Question On Instagram
Civilization on Earth is most likely to be killed off by one of three ways, scientists say. A team of researchers from the University of Rochester in New York used math models to determine the causes that would lead to the end of civilization. Physicist and astronomer Adam Frank, who published the study, mapped out… Continue reading Researchers Reveal The Three Ways Human Civilization Could End
Following President Donald Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on European steel and aluminum, the EU now plans to make its case to the World Trade Organization (WTO). Commissioner for Trade, Cecilia Malmström, had about sixteen meetings with the U.S. Secretary of Commerce about the tariffs, but they were not willing to listen. At a press… Continue reading Steel & Aluminum Tariffs ‘Against Agreed International Rules,’ Per EU Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom
President Donald Trump on Friday took to Twitter and lambasted Canada for mistreating American farmers. He said that the country has taken advantage of them for a very long time. His tweet came hours after the U.S imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum from Canada, Mexico, and the E.U. At a press conference on Thursday,… Continue reading Trump Attacks Canada In His Tweet, Justin Trudeau Calls The Situation, ‘Ridiculous’
Ever since Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation, he was subject to the silent treatment by President Donald Trump. Last March, when Trump failed to answer Sessions’ phone calls, the attorney general flew to Mar-a-Lago to meet him in person. While Sessions’ agenda to meet with Trump was… Continue reading Robert Mueller Looking Into Jeff Sessions’ Mar-a-Lago Incident With Trump
Just days after pulling out of the scheduled meeting with Kim Jong Un, Trump, on Sunday, praised North Korea’s “brilliant potential.” Taking to Twitter, Trump announced that the team from the U.S. has arrived in North Korea to make plans for the upcoming summit. “I truly believe North Korea has brilliant potential and will be… Continue reading Kim Jong Un’s Treaty With The U.S. Would Legitimize North Korea As A Nuclear State, Says Victor Cha
In a series of tweets on Sunday, President Donald Trump attacked former President Obama and Democrats who worked in the administration. He said that Obama and the 13 “angry Democrats” who worked with him were aware of Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, but they chose to do nothing about it. He said that they… Continue reading Trump Attacks Obama, Democrats For Not Looking Into Russia
Republican Senator Marco Rubio is emerging as one of the loudest critics of President Donald Trump’s policies. On Friday, despite opposition from lawmakers, Trump announced a deal to save Chinese phone manufacturer ZTE. He said that he will allow the company to “reopen with high-level security guarantees, change of management and board.” As per the… Continue reading Marco Rubio Says Chinese Companies Like ZTE Use Their Devices To Spy On Americans
On Sunday, the U.S. officials entered North Korea to prepare for the upcoming summit with Kim Jong-Un and President Donald Trump. South Korean president Moon Jae-In, who acted as the mediator between both parties, announced in a press conference that Kim Jong-Un is keen on meeting President Trump and that he is willing to discuss… Continue reading Marco Rubio Says Kim Jong-Un Has Emotional Attachment To Nuclear Weapons
Earlier this week, Intel launched The Intel AI Challenge for the Olympic Games. The company called out to developers to submit ideas on how artificial intelligence (AI) could help enhance the world’s largest sporting event. Those participating in the AI challenge community have three weeks to submit ideas for enhancing the Olympic experience with artificial… Continue reading Intel Invites AI Ideas For 2020 Olympics In Tokyo
During the surprise meeting at Panmunjom village on Saturday, North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un told South Korean President, Moon Jae-In that he is keen on meeting President Donald Trump. Kim Jong-Un, who a few days ago was not ready for denuclearization talk, told President Moon that North Korea will cooperate with the United States and… Continue reading Kim Jong-Un Is Willing To Discuss Denuclearization With Trump
Although North Korea and the United States have not confirmed the date of the meeting after the cancellation of the first summit that was to be held in June, preparations are in full swing by both parties to make arrangements for the unscheduled meeting. On Sunday, a team of U.S. officials entered North Korea to… Continue reading U.S. Officials Enter North Korea To Prepare For Summit
In a series of tweets on Saturday, President Donald Trump accused the New York Times of using a source “who doesn’t exist.” Trump apparently took issue with the New York Times article titled, “Trump Says North Korea Summit May Be Rescheduled.” The news story stated that the canceled U.S.-North Korea summit in Singapore, if reinstated,… Continue reading Identity Of White House Official Who Trump Said, ‘Does Not Exist’ In New York Times Article Revealed
Hillary Clinton is apparently willing to swap a life in politics for a job at Facebook. The presidential candidate of 2016 was at Harvard University on Friday to receive the Radcliffe Medal. The medal recognizes and honors individuals who’ve had a transformative impact on society. Radcliffe Institute Dean Lizabeth Cohen called Secretary Clinton a “champion… Continue reading Hillary Clinton Says She Wants To Be Facebook CEO
First daughter Ivanka Trump will be visiting California next month to campaign for House Intelligence chair, Devin Nunes. She will visit Fresno on June 18 as part of the “Keep The House” tour and will be accompanied by House Majority Leader, Kevin McCarthy, according to a report by The Hill. Nunes, who won the re-election… Continue reading Ivanka Trump To Campaign For Devin Nunes
In a series of tweets on Saturday, President Donald Trump lambasted Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russia, calling it “rigged.” He said that the year-long investigation is just an excuse used by the Democrats to put down his administration. “Crooked Hillary lost the Election and States that haven’t been lost in decades. 13 Angry… Continue reading Trump Says Mueller’s Russia Investigation Is ‘Rigged’
In an effort to help students who have no internet access at home, Senators Tom Udall and Cory Gardner introduced a bill to put wireless internet on school buses. The new bill would allow the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) E-Rate program to reimburse schools that place Wi-Fi technology on school buses ferrying students to school… Continue reading Senators Tom Udall, Cory Gardner Introduce Bill To Put Wi-Fi On School Buses
In February, a self-driving Uber test vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona. This week, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released its initial findings, which has raised many questions about the processes that self-driving car makers have in place to guard public safety when testing their vehicles on public roads. Earlier this… Continue reading Senators Markey, Blumenthal Begin Investigation Into Safety Protocol for Driverless Car Testing On Public Road
Texas Senator Ted Cruz on Friday said that he is ready to debate Beto O’Rourke, his Democrat rival who will be running against him in the Midterm Election in November. Appearing on Lone Star Politics, a political show produced by KXAS-TV (NBC5) and The Dallas Morning News, Cruz said that he is not “remotely concerned”… Continue reading Ted Cruz Says He Is Ready To Debate Beto O’Rourke
In a surprise weekend meeting, North Korean leader, Kim Jong-Un met with South Korean President Moon Jae-In on Saturday. According to a report by the Washington Post, the meeting took place at the border village of Panmunjom, where the duo met for the first time in April. From the looks of it, the meeting went… Continue reading Kim Jong-Un, Moon Jae-In Discuss U.S.Summit At Saturday Meeting
President Donald Trump is growing increasingly agitated with Kirstjen Nielsen, the Secretary of Homeland Security. According to a report by the Washington Post, Trump blamed Nielsen for not doing her job, which, in his opinion, has resulted in an increase in illegal border crossings at the Mexico border. Earlier this month, Trump lashed out at… Continue reading Trump Is Reportedly Furious With Kirstjen Nielsen
Last week, during a roundtable discussion about California’s “sanctuary” law, President Donald Trump made a controversial remark when he referred to immigrants as “animals.” “We have people coming into the country, or trying to come in, and we’re stopping a lot of them. But we’re taking people out of the country. You wouldn’t believe how… Continue reading 56 Percent Of Americans Say Calling MS-13 Members ‘Animals’ Is Fair