Various Democratic lawmakers have taken to online platforms to call for the resignation of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other Trump administration officials after it was revealed that several cabinet members were discussing sensitive war plans on a group chat.
Mike Waltz is facing backlash after denying that military attack plans were shared in a leaked Signal chat after full messages were recently published.
"This country is so sick because of the elections, the fake elections and the bad elections, we're going to straighten that out one way or the other," Trump stated as he signed the order.
Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) left many users scratching their heads after suggesting a possible renaming of Washington, DC, to the "District of America."
Tulsi Gabbard repeatedly refused to confirm or deny participation in a group text where senior Trump officials reportedly discussed US war plans for Yemen.
Attorney General Pam Bondi demanded that Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett apologize to Tesla shareholders for saying she wants CEO Elon Musk to be "taken down."
"You're talking about a deceitful and highly discredited so-called journalist who's made a profession of peddling hoaxes," Hegseth said about Jeffrey Goldberg, a well-regarded Washington reporter and editor.
Tulsi Gabbard promised to treat the release of classified information as a crime—a directive that is backfiring after a war planning group text went public.
Musk is heard off camera at a cabinet meeting—raising the issue of death threats directed at DOGE employees—before Trump interrupts him and ends filming.
It's not just intelligence officers who are at risk; many government agencies manage vast amounts of sensitive data. For example, the Department of Energy oversees the nation's nuclear secrets, while the Pentagon controls critical military information.
A designer has been banned from Nebraska's fashion week after a model walked the runway in a jacket adorned with a pinwheel on the back resembling a swastika.
The only Ukrainian-born member of Congress defended Trump's approach to dealing with Putin, stating he can afford patience and will act harshly if needed.
Tech billionaire Elon Musk celebrated President Trump's executive order dismantling the Department of Education by posting a meme with a glaring spelling error.
A Fox News host hinted at the death penalty while discussing the wave of vandalism against Tesla vehicles & dealerships during an segment with Karoline Leavitt.
Social media users are mocking President Donald Trump after he praised his son Barron Trump's skills with technology simply for knowing how to use a computer.
Fans of the popular ice cream brand Ben & Jerry's are now boycotting the company after accusing parent company Unilever of firing the brand's CEO over social media activism.
As the Trump administrations cracks down on immigration, a new analysis shows he is eyeing SCOTUS to allow him to carry out his mass deportation plans.
An early Tesla investor is publicly calling for Elon Musk to step down as CEO, arguing Musk's focus on his role as Trump's adviser has put Tesla in crisis.
