Related articles

Neil Young sues Trump again over use of song

Neil Young sues Trump again over use of song

Neil Young has filed a new 10 million dollar lawsuit against Donald Trump for the unauthorized use of his songs at campaign events. The singer claims that his music reflects values completely opposite to those of the former president, noting that a previous 2020 settlement over similar usage was violated.

Review King Me: Greg Shapiro has little left to say that’s funny about Donald Trump

Review King Me: Greg Shapiro has little left to say that’s funny about Donald Trump

Greg Shapiro's new show King Me features his well-honed Donald Trump impression but shifts the tone from comedy to a form of collective therapy. The performance reflects the difficulty of finding humor in the current climate of American politics.

Sven Kockelmann wins Sonja Barend Award for interview with outgoing Prime Minister Dick Schoof

Sven Kockelmann wins Sonja Barend Award for interview with outgoing Prime Minister Dick Schoof

Journalist Sven Kockelmann has won the Sonja Barend Award for his interview with outgoing Prime Minister Dick Schoof. The prize, awarded by a jury of industry professionals, was presented during a television broadcast for the eighteenth time, notably without its namesake, Sonja Barend, who died earlier this year.

Is Amalia receiving preferential treatment at the Ministry of Defence? It depends on who you ask

Is Amalia receiving preferential treatment at the Ministry of Defence? It depends on who you ask

The rapid military promotions of Princess Amalia have led to public debate about whether she receives preferential treatment within the Dutch Armed Forces. Experts and the Ministry of Defence clarify that her advancement follows standard procedures for the Defensity College student program, reflecting her educational level rather than royal status.

Mamdani hype also catching on among Amsterdam youth: "He is my mayor"

Mamdani hype also catching on among Amsterdam youth: "He is my mayor"

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has become an unlikely social media icon among young people in Amsterdam, who admire his authentic online presence. Local experts suggest that Amsterdam politicians could learn from his ability to engage youth, as many young residents currently feel disconnected from the city's own leadership.