The Latest Breaking News from Florsheim

Trump cannot bear the judgments of Pope Leo

The political gap between US evangelicals and Catholics is widening. And Trump won’t tolerate authority outside his own

The Guardian - US · Apr 24

Trump’s shoe gifts keep Cabinet in line

The Florsheim presents aren’t about style — they reveal the mechanics of MAGA authoritarianism and if it can endure

Salon · Mar 19

‘The Epstein Files!’ SNL points to the strangest cause of the gas price spikes

The latest Saturday Night Live skit happened at the most expensive place on earth—the gas station. With the soaring gas prices, the show could only point to one culprit. And no, it’s not the war in Iran.

The Mary Sue · Mar 15

Pentagon Bans Press Photographers From Briefings After 'Unflattering' Images Of Defence Chief Pete Hegseth

The Pentagon has barred photographers from Pete Hegseth briefings after 'unflattering' images, fuelling fresh questions over transparency and press access.

International Business Times UK · Mar 11

'Iran War Will End Any Time I Want': Trump Makes Explosive Claim Conflict Could Be Over 'Very Soon'

Donald Trump claims the Iran war could end 'any time I want' as US strikes destroy thousands of targets. Military officials and Iranian leaders warn the conflict may escalate.

International Business Times UK · Mar 11

Trump Reportedly Monitoring Whether Staff Are Wearing His $145 Shoes Gift — Some Are 'Afraid Not to Wear' Them

President Trump has been distributing $145 (£115) Florsheim shoes to staff and VIPs, closely monitoring who wears them and who dares to refuse.

International Business Times UK · Mar 11

Trump reportedly gifts cabinet members and White House visitors with Florsheim shoes

Some administration officials snipe about having to wear middling footwear instead of their upmarket favorites

The Guardian - US · Mar 10

'All the boys have them': Trump doles out his favourite shoes to White House aides

Trump has handed out pairs of the Oxford shoes to several members of his administration

Evening Standard · Mar 10

Congress must keep COVID-19 money flowing to help the uninsured

Chicago has sponsored hundreds of events to ensure equitable access to vaccines and testing. The announcement that all funding of these resources for the uninsured will end undermines this work.

Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 2, 2022