Trump's White House used its official channel to post a bonkers war hype video mixing a dubious collection of Hollywood clips with actual war footage. The post Trump White House Drops Bonkers War Hype Video Smash-Cutting Through Hollywood Clips first appeared on Mediaite.

Comedian Jimmy Fallon used his latest Tonight Show monologue to rip into President Donald Trump by playing some of his silliest speech moments from over the years

President Trump is coming under increasing pressure to explain his military campaign in Iran to the American people.

U.S. strikes on Iran began early Feb. 28. Trump spent the day at Mar-a-Lago and briefly stopped by a fundraiser as events unfolded.

A series of videos across social media have seen Iranians dancing to "YMCA," a song closely associated with Donald Trump.

MS NOW host Lawrence O’Donnell was in rather reflective form when he commemorated Presidents Day with few words on President Donald Trump — and spent the next seven minutes playing recent clips featuring former President Barack Obama. “As a reminder ...

Much has been made of the trap that President Trump sprang on congressional Democrats during his State of the Union address: baiting them to stand in response to his statement about valuing the protection of American citizens over the protection of “illegal aliens,

President Donald Trump sued the BBC on Monday for $10 billion in damages, alleging that the British public broadcaster defamed him in a 2024 documentary by deceptively editing parts of his Jan. 6, 2021, speech. In a 33-page complaint, Trump's attorneys ...

In February and March, social media users began sharing sound clips allegedly featuring a leaked phone call recording of Trump, in which the president is heard yelling not release files related to convicted offender Jeffrey Epstein, even if it takes starting a war to distract from the controversial case.