A Maryland hairdresser who voted for Donald Trump in 2024 after believing his promises to lower living costs said she has since lost her home and car, struggled to pay her credit cards, and watched customers disappear from her business. Now, she bitterly regrets helping return him to the White House, declaring that only the devil could govern with such cruelty.

Celia Salmerón, 58, accused the Trump administration of bringing hardship rather than the financial relief he promised voters. She immigrated from El Salvador as a child, and now runs a hair salon in a working-class Maryland neighbourhood with a large Hispanic population.

'He promised to give us money. But he didn't give us anything. What he gave us this time were problems,' Salmerón recently told a media outlet, adding that she had been unable to keep up with her debts and had lost almost everything she worked to build.

'Ever since Trump came in, I have been bankrupt. I have lost everything: my house, my car. I can't pay my credit cards,' she said.

Is she looking for a position in the Trump administration or what?

Meltzer noted that an upcoming boxing card featuring Canelo Alvarez is serving as a benchmark to decide what WWE should do

But if things go wrong during the boxing event, or even after the boxing show, before the next RAW and before Tuesday, WWE might reconsider its next step.

There will be no OSCE report for the November 2026 midterm elections, however, because the Trump administration told observers they are not welcome. It’s the first time since 2002 that the group won’t monitor a U.S. election. While this rescindment won’t necessarily affect how the election is run, experts say it does send troubling signals to peer governments abroad and to voters at home about how democracies could and should function.