Minnesota Governor Tim Walz delivered a blunt assessment of Donald Trump, saying the president has “lost his mind” amid escalating tensions and controversial decisions.

The remark adds to a growing chorus of Democrats raising alarms about Trump’s rhetoric and leadership, particularly as the situation with Iran intensifies.

Walz’s statement reflects just how sharply political discourse has escalated — with criticism now moving beyond policy disagreements into direct challenges over the president’s judgment and stability.

Meet one of Silicon Valley’s most mysterious CEOs—Alex Karp

Unlike the typical tech billionaire chasing social media fame or flashy gadgets, Karp operates quietly at the helm of Palantir Technologies, a company built on data, intelligence, and influence. While many tech leaders stay in the spotlight, Karp prefers to remain low-key, rarely fitting the usual Silicon Valley image.

Palantir, now valued in the hundreds of billions, works closely with some of the most powerful institutions in the world, including the Central Intelligence Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the United States Department of Defense. Its technology plays a crucial role in data analysis, national security, and global intelligence operations.

Despite the scale of his influence, Karp remains an unconventional figure—often avoiding media attention and public hype. Yet behind the scenes, his decisions and company have far-reaching impact across governments and critical systems

It’s a reminder that in the world of tech, the most powerful figures aren’t always the loudest. Sometimes, they’re the ones working quietly, shaping the future without needing the spotlight

A woman who previously went viral for tattooing “Trump” across her forehead is now asking for public donations to have it removed.

The tattoo, which drew widespread attention online, has become a symbol of how political identity can intersect with personal decisions — and how quickly those choices can change over time.

Her request is sparking mixed reactions, with some expressing sympathy and others criticizing the situation, turning it into yet another example of how deeply politics is woven into everyday life.

Football legend Eric Cantona is stirring debate with a provocative idea: any president who starts a war should be required to go to the front lines themselves.

The proposal taps into a long-running public frustration — that those who make decisions about war are often far removed from its human cost.

Cantona’s comments are already fueling conversation online, with supporters calling it a powerful statement on accountability, while critics argue it oversimplifies the realities of leadership and global conflict.

Rep. Melanie Stansbury is calling for extraordinary action against Donald Trump, invoking the 25th Amendment — the constitutional mechanism that allows a president to be removed from power if deemed unable to carry out the duties of the office.

Her remarks reflect a growing sense of alarm among some lawmakers, who argue that recent decisions and rhetoric have crossed a line from political disagreement into concerns about fitness to govern.

Invoking the 25th Amendment is one of the most serious steps available in the U.S. system — requiring coordination between the vice president and Cabinet — and underscores just how escalated the current political moment has become.