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As one media pundit pointed out, Sen. Bernie Moreno’s faith-based criteria for public office would violate the Constitution.
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“I am ruthlessly loyal. I always have been, and I will continue to be,” the former press secretary said.
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The president slammed the federal judge who blocked his administration’s controversial plans to renovate a public golf course in Washington, D.C.
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“The millennial candidates are communicating on a different level,” one X user said in response.
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The MAGA leader appeared personally affronted by former President Barack Obama’s “Cheesecake Factory” joke, and new documents could reveal why.
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The “Super Bass” rapper has become a proud supporter of President Donald Trump and was recently floated as the next White House press secretary.
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The president tooted his own horn while turning the music down at his own party.
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It “would give Democrats about a 96% chance of winning the United States Senate,” said CNN’s chief data analyst.
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“Wow, wow. I mean, wow,” said “The Daily Show” host.
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The deals likely mark the first time a business tied to a sitting president has sold access to their statements, which some critics have called unethical.
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“Look at the empty benches there, everyone. It is a very far cry from the arenas that Trump famously used to brag about.”
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The two presidents have been taking swipes at each other ahead of next week’s midterm elections.
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Ty Cobb summed up the Trump administration’s strategy for the 2026 midterm elections.
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The president’s most devoted aide has found a new spot near the Oval Office.
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The “spooky szn” post drew backlash online.
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The president knocked his biggest supporters earlier this week.
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The president said the Republican nominee for Ohio governor has been “treated very unfairly.”
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The revenue miss was caused by Google’s core advertising business that reported $82.01 billion in revenue, about $1.41 billion short of expectations.
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“I think Pizzagate was really effective,” the former first lady told Kara Swisher. “These really terrible, horrible, false claims about me were running all over the internet.”
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The New York Times reported that Peltola’s campaign recruited other candidates to run against GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan.