The governor rounded off a year of mocking the president by posting a video that showed pages and pages of redactions cut with old footage of Trump speaking with Epstein

A politics teacher at an Oxfordshire sixth-form college was reported to the Government's Prevent counter-terrorism programme after screening Donald Trump videos, including inauguration footage, to his A-level students.

In a 10-minute-long compilation video, 'The Daily Show' trolled President Donald Trump with clips of him snoozing at major public events.

A UK teacher said he was reported to government counter-terrorism investigators and forced to resign just for showing high school senior-age students videos of President Trump. The politics teacher at Henley College in Oxfordshire,

In the background of the video, soundbites of the president mocking Joe Biden for sleeping in public played. The Daily Show shared a holiday treat on its social media accounts for Christmas Eve. The video featured a montage of videos of Donald Trump falling asleep in public settings throughout the last year.

The president posted on Truth Social over 100 times overnight, also touting his own economic policies and efforts to end foreign wars.

Trump administration is investigating 6 Democrats, defense and intelligence veterans, who told military members to not obey "illegal orders" in video.

Caprio died in August 2025. A video of him apparently telling a story about sentencing the youngest Trump son circulated just a few months later.

"Watch as Trump's White House briefing takes a surprising turn at the podium, leaving viewers puzzled and intrigued. What happened next

President Trump and his Cabinet officials leaned heavily into religious themes as they wished Americans a Merry Christmas, underscoring how the second Trump administration has embraced and

A social media account with a history of publishing clickbait shared the image, claiming the Justice Department "forgot to delete it."

Crime is down. Migrant workers and customers are staying home. As part of our video series on Trump’s second term, The Wall Street Journal’s Michelle Hackman takes us inside the aftermath.