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Mary Trump scorches 'horrible' cousin Don Jr. as Trump no-shows his wedding

Mary Trump, the president's niece, ripped her cousin, Donald Trump Jr., while responding to news that Trump senior skipped his son's wedding.

"For those feeling sorry for Donny, Donny is a horrible human being," Mary said during an appearance on the Dean Obeidallah show. "He's a little Nazi. He's totally unaccomplished, and he's a racist and a misogynist and just a terrible person, so don't waste your time feeling bad for him."

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'Black hole' driving Trump's darkest compulsions revealed by psychologist niece

President Donald Trump's niece and psychologist Mary Trump revealed what's behind the president's obsession with gold decor and slapping his name on everything.

These compulsions can be traced back to his childhood, Mary Trump explained in a Substack live video chat on Wednesday with writer Wajahat Ali. And as Trump ages and contemplates his own death and the realization that his time will end, it's not that he plans to be more reflective — instead he wants to attack his enemies and air his grievances.

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'Highly unusual' move puts two Trump cronies in legal jeopardy: analyst

President Donald Trump's niece criticized two of his cabinet members and pointed out their blatant illegal activity last week.

In her Substack on Monday, Mary Trump argued that while the president has attempted to tout the drop in crime during the Friday rally at Nassau County Police Academy in Garden City, New York, the move showed how far some of his closest aides are willing to go — despite the glaring ethical questions.

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Terrified niece says Trump's new hairdo could signal cognitive decline: 'The horrors!'

The president's niece is warning that his fixation with wigs could be a sign of cognitive decline.

During an appearance on The Dean Obeidallah Show, psychologist Mary Trump spoke about her uncle, President Donald Trump, and how his new hair echoes his dad's dementia warning signs.

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Trump eyes Hail Mary to lock up GOP control in Senate: report

President Donald Trump has apparently directed Republicans to persuade a Democrat to leave his party and join the GOP, The New Republic reported on Wednesday.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) — who has often sided with Republican lawmakers and been questioned by critics over his party loyalty — has reportedly become a target for the president. Fetterman was the only Democrat to vote against the latest war powers resolution on Wednesday and was the deciding vote in the seventh attempt to end Trump's military operation in Iran.

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Trump's 'cognitive decline' already cost him a key talent: family member

President Donald Trump has lost a long-time talent because of his "cognitive decline," one of his family members said.

During an episode of Fast Politics, host Molly Jong-Fast spoke with Mary Trump, who is the president's niece, a psychologist, and a frequent critic. The two were talking about Trump's speech at Lindsey Graham's funeral and the White House Correspondents' Dinner when Jong-Fast asked if Trump had lost the ability to read the room.

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'This is huge': Judge guts Trump's ability to fire at will

A judge dealt a setback to Trump's power by ruling his administration broke the law by firing a civil servant, per Politico.

According to reporting by Politico, a federal judge in Virginia ruled that the Trump administration violated federal law when it fired Mary Comans, the chief financial officer of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), without going through congressionally mandated steps.

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'It is a debacle': Mary Trump warns uncle about to set off 'catastrophic' crisis

President Donald Trump's niece on Tuesday flagged a potentially catastrophic consequence of his war with Iran.

Mary Trump, a psychologist and author, argued in a new Substack essay that the disruptions to the global fertilizer market caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz will have a much more devastating impact on the world than the spike in energy prices. The Strait has been closed since late February after the U.S. and Israel conducted a coordinated bombing campaign across Iran.

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