Donald Trump just unleashed a remarkable series of posts involving the Strait of Hormuz, Canada and a Biden-era energy project that could become part of the economic battle heading into the 2026 midterm elections.
We begin with former NIAID adviser David Morens pleading guilty to a federal conspiracy charge involving concealed COVID-era records, move through Florida’s Democratic primary battle, Axios’ extraordinary report about Democrats entering a political “thirst trap era,” Derek Chauvin’s latest court challenge, and Trump’s declaration portraying the Strait of Hormuz as “New U.S. Territory.”
Then comes the mystery Trump saved for last: an AI image showing him pulling Keystone XL from a grave marked “Buried by Biden,” as the president simultaneously raises the possibility of reviving the pipeline amid U.S.-Canada trade negotiations.