Protesters repeatedly interrupted Trump’s rally in Youngstown, but police quickly removed them as the president mocked their antics, questioned a possible Palestinian flag, and kept supporters chanting “USA” throughout the confrontations.
Kimberly Guilfoyle resigned as ambassador to Greece after the White House requested her departure amid allegations involving a $100,000 donor request, while she denied wrongdoing and pledged continued loyalty to President Trump and the America First movement.
Scott County Republicans acknowledge voter concerns and difficult polling, but they say Iowa conservatives remain motivated as crucial gubernatorial, Senate and House races test whether Democratic momentum can overcome the state’s recent Republican strength.
Judge Ana Reyes halted tree cutting at East Potomac Golf Course for 24 hours after more than 400 trees were removed, while Stephen Miller blasted the furious court intervention and defended the Trump administration’s renovation effort.
Washington Elementary principal Arielle Curry admitted overriding two student election results, including the sixth grade presidential race won by her daughter, as parents and teachers described a campus still divided by the controversy.
Ilhan Omar accused President Trump of political intimidation after federal agents searched her Washington home as part of an investigation related to her immigration history, prompting swift defenses from Democratic allies Rashida Tlaib and Jacklyn Rogers.
Katie Zacharia begins Monday as the new White House press secretary before holding her first news conference Tuesday. President Donald Trump announced the change on Truth Social and thanked former press secretary Karoline Leavitt for her work.
RINO Senator Thom Tillis condemned plans to make Nidal Malik Hasan’s December 3rd execution public, arguing the decision could aid terrorist recruitment and renewing his attack on War Secretary Pete Hegseth as a failed leader.