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World Cup protesters prepare mass humiliation for Trump: 'No one deserves a Red Card more'

President Donald Trump could be headed for public humiliation Sunday afternoon as he sets out to hand out the World Cup trophy, according to a new report.

Trump could face a crowd of red-card waving dissenters at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey if a coalition of artists and activists has its way, the Daily Beast was first to report.

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'Juice worth the squeeze?' Laughter erupts as CNN mocks 'headache' Trump gives the GOP

Laughter erupted on CNN Sunday morning as a joyful Manu Raju delved into the "fresh hill headache" President Donald Trump has created for Republicans on Capitol Hill.

The problem? Trump insisted on prime-time television that Congress pass the SAVE America Act, Raju reported with a smile.

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Fox host who can't 'understand' sparks mockery: 'Consider the possibility Trump lied'

Fox News' Maria Bartiromo was widely ridiculed Sunday after she voiced confusion over Iran's ability to strike back at the U.S., despite President Donald Trump's oft-repeated claim that Iran's military had been completely destroyed.

Trump has declared Iran’s military to have been totally destroyed countless times, proclaiming on March 14 that the United States had “already destroyed 100% of Iran’s military capability.” He’s repeated similar claims a number of times over the next several months.

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'Full-fledged disaster': Trump's new sanction demand fuels rage and conspiracy rhetoric

President Donald Trump's Sunday morning demand that Republicans "add Iran to the Russian Sanctions Bill" after two U.S. service members were killed in Jordan has fueled outrage and the spread of conspiracy theories online.

Trump's Truth Social comment on the fatal war in Iran referenced death only in his reliance on the name of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC).

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'Old and horrible-looking': Trump fixates on windmills as Iran fatalities mount

Two days after at least two U.S. service members were killed as the United States and Iran edge closer to war, President Donald Trump took to social media to criticize "old and horrible looking" windmills in the United Kingdom.

"Word is that the UK is going to move the old and horrible looking windmills, which loom over and destroy the City of Aberdeen," Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social.

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Pete Buttigieg tells stunned MS NOW host: 'You can always rely on Stephen Miller'

Former President Joe Bidens' Transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg has revealed why he feels Americans "can always rely on Stephen Miller."

Buttigieg appeared on MS NOW Sunday morning to condemn what he described as President Donald Trump's administration's determination to crack down on dissenters.

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Trump’s 'grandiose vanity' rebrand hits immediate snag as local officials revolt: report

One of President Donald Trump’s “most grandiose vanity projects” – the rebranding of the Palm Beach International Airport to the President Donald J. Trump International Airport – has already hit a major snag as Palm Beach County officials refuse to foot the bill for the airport’s transformation, the Guardian reported Sunday.

Earlier this month, the airport was officially renamed in Trump’s honor, with highway signs erected to reflect the airport’s rebranding. The rebranding was initiated by Florida GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis, who in March signed a bill to rename the airport, a change that was later approved by the Palm Beach County Commission with a vote of 4-3.

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Trump delivers first public post since troop deaths — with sanctions talk: 'Important!'

President Donald Trump published his first post on Truth Social Sunday since the killing of at least two U.S. service members in Jordan, but rather than addressing the fallen soldiers, he issued a call for GOP lawmakers to amend a sanctions bill.

“Republicans should add Iran to the Russian Sanctions Bill,” Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social. “That’s what Lindsey [Graham] wanted to do, and it was going to happen. IMPORTANT!!!”

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'If only Trump were sane and decent': President outrages with response to soldiers' deaths

President Donald Trump's brief response to the death of two service members in the Iran conflict has spurred outraged calls that he stand before Congress and explain himself.

Frustration mounted after news broke Saturday that two service members had been killed by direct Iranian fire and, as tensions mounted, the president was playing golf.

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'Chainsaw-wielding': Insiders reveal secret DOGE team lurks behind Trump duds

Elon Musk's notorious Department of Government Efficiency is alive and well and hiding inside a Trump administration outfit producing some of his bigger duds, according to a new Washington Post report.

DOGE allies have remained within the National Design Studio, the outfit designed by the White House to pump out government websites and "brand initiatives," inside sources told the Post.

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‘Couldn’t care less’: Trump finally weighs in on deadly Iran war flare up

President Donald Trump finally weighed in Saturday on the deadly U.S.-Iran flare-up that has killed at least two U.S. service members, telling a NewsNation reporter he "couldn't care less" about reports that Iran walked away from the tentative ceasefire.

"I couldn't care less," Trump told NewsNation's Hannah Brandt by phone when asked about Iranian officials suspending the memorandum of understanding, Brandt wrote in a post on X.

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Firestorm ignites over Trump’s golf club ‘mingling’ as ‘zero IQ war’ claims American lives

As the deeply unpopular U.S. war against Iran heats up, claiming the lives of at least two U.S. service members on Friday, President Donald Trump was spotted at one of his golf clubs on Saturday, sparking outrage among critics.

Trump was spotted at the Trump National Golf Club in New Jersey on Saturday, per reporting from The Daily Beast, and the White House has repeatedly delayed its press pool call for reporters, “suggesting damage control behind the scenes.”

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Trump spotted at golf club as two US service members killed: report

President Donald Trump was spotted at his golf courses in Bedminster, New Jersey on Saturday as his deeply unpopular war against Iran claimed the lives of two U.S. service members just hours earlier, The Daily Beast reported.

“It was not clear if [Trump] had already been informed of the deaths, but a White House press pool call scheduled for noon was pushed back to 2 p.m., and then later to 4 p.m., suggesting damage control behind the scenes,” The Daily Beast’s report reads.

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