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President Donald Trump and his supporters are furious at the National Football League over the selection of Bad Bunny, a Puerto Rican rap star who has criticized the administration, to perform at the upcoming halftime show. But the NFL is making clear that its decision won't be renegotiated.

According to ESPN, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell "addressed the Bad Bunny controversy at his news conference following the NFL's fall meeting. It is the first time he has commented on the move announced in late September that garnered worldwide attention, including an increase in streams of Bad Bunny's music, along with backlash."

A coalition of labor unions and progressive advocacy organizations on Tuesday launched the “Take Back Tesla” campaign, urging shareholders of the electric vehicle giant to reject a pay package that could make CEO Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire.

Musk is already the richest person on the planet, with an estimated net worth of $458-485.9 billion as of Wednesday. His previous 10-year proposal, worth $56 billion, was invalidated by a judge. He’s now on an interim plan that has not been approved by shareholders, who are set to vote on the $1 trillion package at the company’s annual meeting next month.

Told by his “chief content officer” to dial back coverage of Donald Trump lest the publication incur his wrath, the editor of a smaller outlet detailing the inner workings of the government quit his job and took to Politico to make his case.

In a column published Wednesday afternoon, Alan Greenblatt, formerly of NPR and Congressional Quarterly, explained that he was willing to go out into an uncertain media landscape rather than, as an editor, have his hands tied while reporting the news.

The creators of the official meme coin of First Lady Melania Trump are being accused of engaging in a sophisticated fraud scheme in a lawsuit filed by cryptocurrency investors.

As reported by Wired on Tuesday, the allegations against the creators of the Melania coin came as part of a proposed amended complaint that had been filed by investors earlier this year against Benjamin Chow, cofounder of crypto exchange Meteora, and Hayden Davis, cofounder of crypto venture capital firm Kelsier Labs.

Journalist and author Michael Wolff has sued First Lady Melania Trump after her legal team threatened action against him over an article alleging that she was "very involved" in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

Last month, The Daily Beast retracted a report based on Wolff's research after receiving legal threats from the first lady's team. Threats were later sent directly to Wolff.

Longtime Donald Trump critic Rick Wilson launched a furious fusillade at the president for adding to his destruction of political norms the actual destruction of the White House as he goes about building his, as Wilson put it, “vile big-box Barbie Dream House ballroom so Trump can pack more in more paying sycophants per square foot.”

Waxing poetic over the East Wing, which holds so much historical significance for generations, Wilson wrote on his Substack platform, “The East Wing, under Melania Trump, became a mood board for grievance. The holiday corridors turned into a fever dream of performative menace, a pomo aesthetic that screamed more threat than holiday spirit,” before calling what is going on an, “... American malaise dressed up as blaring pageant: a stripper-pole segment added to a ballet, a spiritual emptiness that comes when a man confuses himself with a country and then tries to decorate the void in more and more gold leaf and Temu-grade gradeau.”