Trump will award medals to the Kennedy Center honorees in an Oval Office ceremony

Donald Trump has filed a $5 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC, claiming that the broadcaster's edits to a documentary about the January 6 insurrection misrepresented him in a harmful manner. The lawsuit follows the BBC's acknowledgment of an 'error of judgment' in their portrayal of events surrounding the Capitol attack.

President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against the BBC, demanding at least $10 billion in damages over an edited documentary related to the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack. The lawsuit claims that the BBC misrepresented his comments during a rally leading up to the event, alleging that the edits were false and malicious.

Donald Trump has initiated a $5 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC, claiming that the corporation's Panorama documentary misrepresented him in a harmful manner. The lawsuit alleges that the documentary was false, deceptive, and malicious, contributing to a negative portrayal of Trump.

After Donald Trump made an offensive post regarding the murder of Rob Reiner, the hosts of 'The View' reacted in real-time, labeling the comments as disgraceful. This incident has sparked significant backlash, highlighting the ongoing tensions surrounding Trump's controversial statements.

Donald Trump has faced significant backlash after making a controversial post about the murder of film director Rob Reiner, which many have labeled as 'disgusting.' This incident has drawn attention to Trump's ongoing contentious relationship with the entertainment industry and public figures.

Saturday Night Live featured a sketch with Donald Trump, portrayed by James Austin Johnson, attempting to answer press questions aboard Air Force One while under the influence of Adderall and Ambien. The sketch included inquiries about newly released Epstein photos, highlighting the ongoing scrutiny surrounding Trump and his connections to controversial figures.