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Who won a seat at Donald Trump's crypto dinner?
The event's invited guests were not known publicly beforehand, even to each other. They were identified only by the pseudonyms they used on the electronic wallets where they kept their $TRUMP meme coins. Most had gained an invitation by becoming one of the top 220 holders of that meme coin over a certain period of time. The Top 25 of those were given VIP status and afforded a more intimate gathering before the dinner and an unofficial tour of the White House on Friday.
Transparency takes a hit as Trump admin blacks out all public remarks, with transcripts now 99.5% redacted
The Trump White House removed nearly all official transcripts of President Donald Trump's public remarks from its website. This action effectively erased about 99.5% of the written record of his second term. Transcripts for Vice President JD Vance and Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt were also removed.
Trump presented fake photo to Ramaphosa in bid to support controversial white genocide theory in South Africa
Trump showed a wrong photo to South Africa’s President Ramaphosa to support a false claim that White people are being killed in South Africa. This caused shock and confusion during the meeting.
'Send this bill to my desk AS SOON AS POSSIBLE': Trump hammers Democrats as he takes 'big, beautiful bill' victory lap
The United States House of Representatives approved Donald Trump's spending and tax cut plan. House Republicans passed the bill after a scramble to gain support. The bill now goes to the Senate. Trump thanked GOP leaders and lawmakers. The bill includes tax cuts, border security measures, and changes to Medicaid. It also eliminates taxes on tips and overtime pay.
Voice of America mass layoffs as Kari Lake pushes Trump agenda
Journalists at Voice of America are watching their careers unravel as Kari Lake and the Trump administration sidestep court orders to dismantle the federally funded media outlet. Despite a legal mandate to restore operations, hundreds have been laid off again, leaving the future of American public diplomacy in peril
Donald Trump may have frozen him out, but Elon Musk fires back, says he's still in the game, watch out
Despite stepping down from his official role at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Elon Musk intends to maintain a presence in Washington. He plans to visit the White House regularly, signaling his continued interest in influencing policy.
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Bombshell report reveals Trump's new position on Russia-Ukraine war days after his high-stake call with Putin
President Trump has shifted his stance on the Russia-Ukraine war, suggesting that the two nations must independently negotiate peace. Despite earlier promises to broker a quick resolution and threats of sanctions, Trump now appears hesitant to pressure Putin, citing potential economic opportunities with Russia. This shift has caused concern among European allies and raised questions about the U.S.
Donald Trump Jr. to be Republican candidate in 2028 U.S. elections? President's son is open to the idea, with betting odds at 12/1
Donald Trump Jr. hinted at a potential future presidential run while at the Qatar Economic Forum, acknowledging a "calling" to follow in his father's footsteps. Though he hasn't held political office, Trump Jr. remains influential within the MAGA movement, advising on political matters and expressing his views publicly.
After what happened with Zelensky and Cyril Ramaphosa, world leaders are reconsidering visits to the White House - many say the coveted invitation is now a political ambush
The White House invitation is losing its diplomatic charm. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa faced a surprise confrontation with US President Donald Trump. Trump raised concerns about attacks on white farmers in South Africa. Ramaphosa refuted claims of genocide, emphasising that crime affects all communities. He clarified that Black citizens are the majority of victims.
After Qatar's gift jet, Donald Trump now tells South African president Cyril Ramaphosa he would accept an aircraft from his country as a gift if offered
During a White House meeting, Donald Trump joked about getting a plane from South Africa. The meeting had tense moments, and Trump also got upset with a reporter asking about a plane from Qatar.
'Wish I had a plane to give you': South African President's 'Qatar gift' jibe at Trump during tense meeting
US President Donald Trump confronted South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa at the White House, alleging white genocide and land seizures. Trump presented a video and articles supporting his claims, which Ramaphosa refuted, highlighting South Africa's crime issues affect all races. During the confrontation, Ramaphosa took a dig at Trump after the US President accepted a $400 million jet from Qatar.
Donald Trump's video on South African farm murders contains many falsehoods
Donald Trump presented Cyril Ramaphosa with a misleading video during White House talks, alleging a "genocide" against white farmers in South Africa. The video, filled with inaccuracies, included misrepresented protest footage, a politician not in government, and an image from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
'Into the mouth of Trump hell'? South African president says White House meeting wasn't so dramatic
South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa faced a tense meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, who confronted him with allegations of white farmer killings. Despite initial fears and Trump's confrontational tactics, Ramaphosa remained composed, viewing the Oval Office showdown as staged.
Second Oval Office ambush by Trump could make foreign leaders think twice
President Trump confronted South African President Ramaphosa in the Oval Office with claims of genocide against white South Africans, a move criticized as a deliberate embarrassment. This follows a similar contentious meeting with Ukraine's President Zelenskiy. Experts suggest Trump's approach risks alienating foreign leaders, potentially benefiting China. South Africa rejects Trump's allegations, viewing them as catering to right-wing elements.
Trump confronts South African President Cyril Ramaphosa with ‘white genocide’ videos during White House meeting
In a charged Oval Office exchange, Donald Trump ambushed South African President Cyril Ramaphosa with discredited claims of a “white genocide”, presenting inflammatory footage and demanding explanations. Ramaphosa, taken by surprise, dismissed the narrative and defended South Africa’s democratic freedoms. The incident overshadowed trade talks and highlighted deeper tensions over land reform and racial politics. Elon Musk and Afrikaner lobbying were linked to the episode. No credible body has found evidence of targeted violence against white South Africans.
Watch: When Trump ambushed South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa during a live press conference, just like he did with Zelensky
President Trump confronted South Africa's President Ramaphosa at the White House, presenting a video and articles alleging a "white genocide." Ramaphosa remained composed while Trump criticized South Africa's land reform and cited racial persecution, claims South Africa denies. The tense exchange underscores rising tensions between the U.S. and South Africa, impacting trade and aid.
78-year-old Donald Trump has a sweet tooth and eats plenty of sweets; here are his favorites
During a White House event for Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day, children learned about Donald Trump's favorite treats. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt revealed his fondness for Tootsie Rolls and Pink Starbursts, along with his love for steak, ice cream sundaes, and McDonald's.
Young girl's viral moment, asks White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, 'How many people has Donald Trump fired?' Here's how she responded
During a White House event celebrating 'Take Our Sons and Daughters to Work Day,' children of the press corps peppered Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt with questions about President Trump. A young girl's query about Trump's firing record drew laughter and attention, highlighting his past reputation.
Trump drafts America's business titans to burnish his image at home and abroad
American business leaders are trying to get close to Donald Trump. They want relief from regulations and tariffs. Trump uses them to project a booming economy. But access does not guarantee protection from Trump's anger. CEOs are figuring out how to influence Trump. Some executives find it difficult to relay their views.
'MAGA faithful', once considered close to Donald Trump, Laura Loomer emerges as key challenger to US President. Here's how and why
Laura Loomer has been speaking against Donald Trump. Why is she fighting against the US President?
'I'll shove it up their...': Trump says nobody gonna mention that he got Olympics and Fifa World Cup
Donald Trump revealed his reasons for contesting the 2024 elections at a White House meeting. He repeated his claim of a rigged 2020 election. Trump boasted about securing the Olympics and FIFA World Cup for the US. He criticized the Kennedy Center's previous leadership and its programming. Trump mentioned the appointment of new board members.
Has Donald Trump dumped Elon Musk? The Tesla CEO has completely disappeared from the spotlight — here's what reports are saying
Elon Musk was once close to Donald Trump and the GOP but has now faded from their spotlight. His growing unpopularity may be hurting Republicans.
White House study raises alarm: 9 million Americans could lose health insurance in 'major' recession if...
White House has warned that 8.2 to 9.2 million people could lose health insurance if Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' doesn't pass. The White House projects that the expiration of the 2017 Trump tax cuts in 2026 and other shocks would trigger a "moderate to severe recession." Republicans argue that it is a necessary step to rein in federal spending and reduce the deficit.
Ontario’s housing plan in crisis amid construction slowdown and financial woes
Ontario's ambitious goal of building 1.5 million homes by 2031 faces significant hurdles, with recent budget forecasts projecting housing starts falling short of the required annual average. Challenges such as rising material costs and municipal infrastructure limitations are hindering progress. While the government has introduced measures to stimulate construction, critics question their effectiveness in meeting the ambitious target.
After more than 2 hours of talks with Putin, Trump says Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks will begin immediately
President Trump engaged in a lengthy discussion with Vladimir Putin, expressing frustration with the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and aiming to broker a ceasefire. Putin signaled Russia's openness to a peaceful resolution through compromises. However, Trump's approach faces scrutiny, with concerns raised about potential disadvantages for Ukraine and the effectiveness of sanctions against Russia.
Trump's 'one big, beautiful bill' offers $1k for newborns, immigration and tax cuts: 10-point explainer
President Trump's 'One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act' aims to reshape American policy through tax cuts, stricter immigration measures, and increased defense spending. The bill faces opposition despite narrowly clearing a House committee. It proposes making the 2017 tax cuts permanent, ending taxes on tips, and increasing military and border security funding, while also cutting federal spending and revising asylum policies.
Wheels and deals: Did Pakistan manage to 'buy' Trump?
During his second term, Donald Trump's stance on Pakistan shifted dramatically, praising the nation and offering to mediate in Kashmir. This change of heart coincided with deals between Pakistani entities and ventures linked to the Trump family, raising concerns about potential influence buying.
Opulence, business deals and a $400M plane from Qatar: Takeaways from Trump's Mideast tour
During his Middle East trip, President Trump prioritized economic and security partnerships with Gulf nations, overlooking human rights concerns. He aimed to reshape U.S. foreign policy with a transactional approach, evident in his dealings with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE.
Are Donald Trump and Melania separated and no longer living by traditional marriage arrangements? President's biographer makes shocking claims
Amidst speculations, biographer Michael Wolff alleges that Donald and Melania Trump are "separated," leading distinct lives with Melania rarely at the White House since the inauguration. The White House vehemently denies these claims. Melania's limited presence is attributed to her focus on parenting Barron and concerns over Trump's safety following assassination attempts.
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