Trump jokes he’ll give ‘really long’ July 4 speech despite 107-degree heat
' I'm going to make a really long speech just to show that I can do anything,' Donald Trump said
'This celebration belongs to you': JD Vance credits service members for America's 250th birthday
'You should be celebrating our 250th birthday better than anybody in the United States of America because you've earned it,' JD Vance said
Vance jokes about Biden over stair stumble at Naval Station: ‘He fell up or down the stairs'
Vance addressed more than 200 sailors and Marines gathered in an aircraft hangar alongside Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins and Rep. Jen Kiggans, R-Va, as part of events commemorating America's 250th anniversary
Trump interacts with AI Theodore Roosevelt, calls former president’s life ‘freakin’ wild’
Donald Trump honored Theodore Roosevelt in North Dakota and even held a conversation with an AI version of the former president
Trump drops ‘threesome’ quip about giving himself and sons Medals of Honor
Trump struck the same note again later that day when he presented Roosevelt’s medal to Interior Secretary Doug Burgum
'Power of love' takes over Empire State Building as daredevil couple gets engaged in viral video
Angela Nikolau described herself as a neoartist exploring identity, fear, and freedom while pushing the boundaries of acceptable art
Trump mourns Village People's Victor Willis, says 'YMCA' became campaign anthem after rally boom
President Trump said Victor Willis backed him despite criticism and helped make the 1978 anthem a defining campaign song and a monster hit again
29-year-old Melat Kiros topples 15-term Rep Diana DeGette in major Colorado Democratic upset
Justice Democrats celebrated the result, saying Kiros had 'built a movement that inspired Denverites'
FBI concludes ransom notes tied to Nancy Guthrie's case were fake: Source
One of the notes reportedly demanded millions of dollars in cryptocurrency, while another claimed Nancy Guthrie had died
'I feel absolutely vindicated': Riley Gaines hails Supreme Court's women's sports ruling
On Tuesday, June 30, the Supreme Court ruled that states can ban transgender women from competing in female school and college sports
Melania Trump reveals she earned $10.7M from Amazon documentary in financial disclosure report
Despite the scale of the deal, the documentary received poor reviews and tepid ticket sales
Trump begins White House helipad project as work starts on South Lawn: Report
Construction has begun on a new White House helipad to accommodate newer presidential helicopters, as per the Washington Post report
Millions to regain access after Trump admin lifts restrictions on Anthropic's advanced AI models
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said they worked closely with Anthropic to analyze and approve Fable 5 to ensure government-wide alignment
Trump’s financial report shows over $1.4B in income from crypto businesses
Trump family has reportedly generated at least $2.3 billion from crypto-related projects since his return to the White House in 2025
Trump celebrates as SCOTUS upholds ban on trans athlete in female sports
In a 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court noted that it was up to the states to decide on trans athletes in women's sports, arguing the laws do not violate the 14th Amendment or Title IX
US Supreme Court upholds state bans on transgender girls in women’s school sports
Although the lawsuits originated in Idaho and West Virginia, Tuesday's ruling carries national implications
Trump envoy mocks Katy Perry for skipping America250 event after her Belgium concert was rained out
Bill White took a swipe at Katy Perry during an America250 event in Belgium
Trump posts unusual artwork showing himself alongside George Washington and a robot
Donald Trump did not identify the artist behind the work but expressed his admiration by captioning the post, 'Great painting!! President DJT'
Ivanka Trump addresses husband Jared Kushner's 'absence' in heartfelt Father's Day family post
Ivanka Trump described Jared Kushner's absence as 'one born on purpose,' adding that his presence was still felt despite him not being there
US military races to vaccinate recruits as flu shots near expiry amid Texas outbreak
The military restored mandatory flu shots for recruits, but existing doses expire June 30 and new supplies are not expected until late August
