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President Donald Trump shared a Newsweek International cover Monday showing a giant cartoon version of himself straddling North and South America in a safari outfit holding a fuel pump, captioned "TRUMP WAS RIGHT (ABOUT VENEZUELA)."

The White House reposted the image with the caption, "TRUST IN TRUMP."

Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams co-led a public meeting in Wisconsin Rapids for PNK Group's proposed data center project, but faced intense community backlash.

A video by South Wood County Neighbors for Responsible Development shows attendees booing, heckling, and challenging Adams over his involvement with the developer and past corruption and bribery allegations made against him. Adams was joined by PNK Group's chief development officer Anton Voronkin, Wisconsin Rapids Tribune reported.

Espionage expert Calder Walton, author of "SPIES: The Epic Intelligence War Between East and West," warned President Donald Trump may be the most surveilled president in U.S. history due to his willingness to take calls from reporters and weak security at Mar-a-Lago.

Trump's mobile phone number is widely known among Washington journalists, enabling direct calls for interviews. His accessibility exploits vulnerable foreign intelligence services.

Washington State ballot measure IL26-638 would require girls from kindergarten through high school to undergo sex-verification testing before participating in sports.

Testing includes genetic screening, testosterone testing, or examination of reproductive anatomy, The Cut reported.

Former federal prosecutor Joyce Vance warned Sunday that the Supreme Court may rule this week on President Donald Trump's appeal seeking to block a lower court order preventing new postal rules from restricting mail-in ballots.

The Trump administration's rules would prohibit the Postal Service from creating a national voter database and limit mail-in ballots to people on an approved list.

Journalist and political strategist Christopher Armitage accused former Attorney General Pam Bondi of insider trading Monday.

According to ProPublica, Armitage alleged she sold approximately $5.5 million in Trump Media securities in April 2025, hours before President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs that tanked the stock.

Adam O'Neal, Opinion Editor at Jeff Bezos' Washington Post, abruptly resigned Friday, catching staff by surprise.

O'Neal was appointed over a year ago to shift the editorial page from liberal-leaning to align with Bezos' "free markets" ideology, reported media watchdog Status.

President Donald Trump, 80, posted on Truth Social Sunday, celebrating his victory in the Bedminster Club Championship at his New Jersey golf club with a final-round score of 70 (two under par).

"The rest of the field, I’m given very little time to practice, because I’m focused on many other things. It’s called TALENT, and I have it, and they don’t!" He wrote on Truth Social.

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner criticized President Donald Trump's Department of Justice.

On his podcast "Justice Matters," Kirschner specifically called out the DOJ for dropping its indictment against Olympic canoeist David Hearn, 67, who was accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

President Donald Trump posted a lengthy 253-word rant on Truth Social Friday attacking Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) over his opposition to the $1.7 billion taxpayer-funded "anti-weaponization fund" designed to compensate Jan. 6 Capitol riot participants.

"Perhaps there has never been a group of people treated so badly in our Nation’s history," Trump wrote.

Journalist Brian Beutler argued Friday that the Trump administration faces a potential scandal comparable to or worse than the Epstein controversy.

“This ought to be an existential emergency for the American right-wing elite, MAGA, Inc., and even elements of the international far right,” Beutler wrote on his Substack.

The White House posted a TikTok video Thursday featuring ICE agents detaining immigrants set to Bad Bunny's "LA MuDANZA," a song off his album "Debí Tirar Más Fotos" (2026).

The video altered the song's original lyrics to praise President Donald Trump, reported TMZ.

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) publicly criticized President Donald Trump on Friday for accepting guidance from an unnamed "incompetent personal advisor" regarding what he called a "bogus settlement."

The North Carolina senator wrote on X, "The President made it clear today that the so-called Anti Weaponization Fund is still alive, which is exactly why we are attempting to formally end it."