Political polarization is a dating love-block and it may be worse in Trump's second term

'Do they drive a Tesla?': Politics is becoming a dating deal-breaker under Trump presidency

Political polarization in the United States appears to have intensified during President Donald Trump's second presidency to the point that one's politics have become significant deal-breakers in dating. A report published in NBC Los Angeles C Los Angeles on Tuesday quoted celebrity matchmaker Susan Trombetti, who told TMX there is a sharp rise in singles rejecting potential partners based on their politics since Trump took office in January. …

Political polarization is a dating love-block and it may be worse in Trump's second term

With no signs of improvement, political polarization in the United States has reached a point where deal-breakers in dating have increased and are now split along partisan lines, especially under President Donald Trump’s administration. Celebrity matchmaker Susan Trombetti said she’s seen a dramatic increase in singles filtering out romantic matches based on political opinions in Trump’s second term. “It used to be you would go on a date, see if…

Trump's Influence: How Two Elections in Australia and Singapore Are Shaped by His Shadow

The Impact of Two Elections: Trump’s Influence on Australia and Singapore As the political climate in the United States continues to resonate globally, the effects of former President donald Trump’s contentious management are increasingly evident in democracies far removed from American soil. In both Australia and Singapore, upcoming elections are unfolding under the shadow of Trump’s divisive impact, igniting discussions around populism, nation…

Singapore GE2025: In recent elections, incumbents in Canada, Australia and Singapore had a trump card – Trump

US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies have polarised America, but in other countries, they may have done something quite different: rallied voters behind their incumbent governments.

In Canada and Australia, Donald Trump's opponents have now triumphed in the elections, while his supporters have fallen. Could this happen again in the Czech Republic? What do we have to do in response to the massive blackout in Spain? We also explain whether it is right that the German secret service has labeled the AfD an extremist party. And why...