President Donald J. Trump

Trump Calls Elon Musk His “Legendary Friend” After He Announces Plans to Give Every Child Shares of SpaceX – “Exactly What Was Envisioned When We Created TRUMP ACCOUNTS”

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President Trump on Monday gave Elon Musk a huge shoutout after he announced plans to give SpaceX shares to every child in America.  Musk has been on a tear recently after taking SpaceX public with one of the largest IPOs in history, receiving the National Medal of Science earlier this month, and showcasing the first-ever flying car with his other company, Tesla.

FOX News and the Trump Rallies

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Guest Post by Pro-life Leader Frank Pavone, National Director, Priests for Life One key dynamic that the polls are missing in these midterm elections is what they’ve missed several times before: the campaigning magic of President Donald J.

(VIDEO) Trump Responds to Rumors that Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is on Thin Ice as Insiders Leak Potential Replacements

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President Trump on Friday responded to rumors that his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, is on the chopping block as leaks from around the White House suggest that he’s looking for a replacement.  Amid reports that Wiles was sidelined in Trump’s decision to hire Katie Zacharia as Press Secretary last week, according to anonymous sources who claimed he did not consult with her, Politico reported this week that Trump is turning sour on Wiles.

Trump Goes Off on “DIRTY AND DISGUSTING COP” Letitia James Over Cornell 7 Case – Says Decision Will be Appealed Due to “Her Mere Presence on This Case”

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President Trump blasted New York Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul for their witch-hunt criminal investigation into the “Cornell 7” this week.  A former Cornell University student, who remains anonymous under the pseudonym Jane Doe, filed a lawsuit last month against seven Chi Phi fraternity members, claiming she was drugged and gang-raped in October 2024.

WATCH: Trump Announces Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing Will Now Be Available Under Medicaid in All 50 States

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President Trump on Friday announced in the Oval Office that all 50 states have signed on to his agreements on most-favored-nation pricing on prescription drugs under Medicaid.  “This will save states billions and billions of dollars per year on drugs and allow them to invest those savings in providing better health care and higher quality service for the American people,” Trump told reporters.

(VIDEO) Trump Goes Off on the New York Times for Denying He Was at Ground Zero After 9/11 – Slams “Maggot Hagerman”

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President Trump went off on the New York Times, fact-checking their reporting about the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and his account of the aftermath of the attacks, which the outlet described as “evolving and “often disputed.” The Times published a story claiming that Trump was never at ground zero, citing comments from retired New York Fire Department deputy chief Richard Alles that he “never witnessed [Trump].” It also centered around Trump’s comments at Tuesday’s Steel Across America event on the White House Ellipse, arguing the President “left the impression that he had been at the site in the immediate aftermath,” and that “two large firefighters picked him up and took him to safety.” Meanwhile, left-wing independent journalist and clip farmer Aaron Rupar said in an X post, “Trump claims he was basically lifted out of the rubble on 9/11.” Trump told the crowd that the United States Steel Building, now known as 1 Liberty Plaza, “was creaking, really creaking, and we thought it was going to fall down.” He continued, “And I’ll never forget two firemen.

Trump Goes Off Following Liberal Think Tank’s Report that DC National Guard Deployment Did Not Curb Crime, Says Lawsuit Already in the Works

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President Trump went off on reporting from the “foolish Center for American Lack of Progress” that the National Guard deployment in Washington, DC, and other cities across the nation had “no effect” on crime.  Chandler Hall, Associate Director for Public Safety at the liberal think tank, Center for American Progress, wrote in July that “costly National Guard deployments have failed to reduce violent crime despite its claims of success.” “The second Trump administration is trying to take credit for the historic drop in violent crime across America despite the fact that this trend began before it took office, and it is using these declines to justify expanding policies that are unpopular, ineffective, and costly,” the article reads, claiming that data “clearly show” crime was already declining under Biden and labeling Trump’s policies as “extreme.” Chandler further claimed that Trump’s first National Guard deployment in Los Angeles to curb violent anti-ICE riots was a “road map for subsequent authoritarian power grabs.” Hall joined CSPAN last month, roughly one year after Trump invoked Section 740 of the DC Home Rule Act and deployed the National Guard, to discuss his so-called findings, with the obvious political slant.