Kennedy Tells Families to Reconnect and Get Outside This Summer

LeBron James gets different Father’s Day messages from sons Bronny, Bryce

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James' two sons showed him Father's Day love in different ways.

Trump Tells Pritzker to Call for Help After Chicago’s Bloody Weekend

How Mayor Mamdani gets it wrong on international law and Israel

One of the most prominent spreaders of anti-Zionist propaganda and misinformation about international law is Mayor Mamdani, author Natasha Hausdorff writes.

Jeanine Pirro's wild threat over Reflecting Pool sparks mockery: 'Going to get hilarious'

Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. Attorney in Washington, D.C., issued a wild threat to a prominent journalist during a recent interview on Fox News with Peter Doocy that was sharply mocked by political analysts and commentators. Doocy asked Pirro on "The Sunday Briefing" whether ABC News Chief Washington Correspondent Jonathan Karl would face criminal charges after he held up a piece of the peeling Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool during a recent report. The question came at a time when the Trump administration is trying to find a scapegoat for the shoddy renovation work, the cost of which had ballooned to more than $14 million from the initial projections of $1.8 million, according to reports. "Judge, is Jonathan Karl from ABC in trouble?" Doocy asked. "It depends," Pirro said. "Anyone who is in a position of vandalizing or attempting to vandalize the reflecting pool will face the criminal justice system."Pirro's comments were sharply mocked online by observers who noted that Pirro's prosecutorial record suggests that any case against Karl may be over before it begins. "One thing @USAttyPirro will have to do to prosecute these cases is prove there was damage -- that is, prove the value of the so-called fixes, and prove they were still in place when the alleged damage happened," journalist Marcy Wheeler posted on X. "That's going to get hilarious quickly.""They are literally nuts. America is being run by a bunch of wild, lying, conspiracy theory-loving hooligans!" opinion columnist Sophia Nelson posted on X. "What are the odds we ultimately hear this got attempted and no-true-billed?" CNN senior political reporter Aaron Blake posted on X. "I know I feel safer!" Dean Baker, senior economist at the Center for Economic & Policy Research, posted on X. Doocy: Is Jonathan Karl in trouble?Pirro: Anyone who is in a position of vandalizing or attempting to vandalize the reflecting pool will face the criminal justice system. There are several citations that have been handed out individuals, and these are cases that will be… pic.twitter.com/T6N39RiEiK— Acyn (@Acyn) June 21, 2026

Hasbro SVP ‘came from dirt’ but saw American dream magic as his family took in more than 250 foster children over the years

"I always say we never had two nickels to rub together, but we figured it out and the house was always full of love," Matt Proulx said.

Dem who sued to remove Trump's name from Kennedy Center now says venue becoming 'lifeless husk' in fresh fight

The plaintiff in the case, Democratic Rep. Joyce Beatty, said by refusing to take steps to resume shows, the Kennedy Center is in violation of a previous court order.

Trump family member says his new Kennedy Center move reveals his true 'insecurity'

Mary Trump has spent years telling anyone who will listen that her uncle cannot bear to be seen losing. This week she pointed to a tarp draped over the Kennedy Center as her latest exhibit.In the newest edition of her newsletter, the segment she calls "Trump Trolls Trump," the clinical psychologist and niece of the president argued that the covering left over the building's facade was not about construction logistics. It was about ego. Crews began stripping Donald Trump's name off the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts after a federal judge ruled the renaming illegal, and Mary Trump claimed the tarp stayed up for a revealing reason. Because he is "such an insecure, thin skinned baby," she wrote, "they left the tarp up so we cannot actually watch Donald's letters being removed."It is the kind of read that lands differently coming from her than from an ordinary commentator. As the president's niece and the author of a bestselling book diagnosing the psychology of her own family, Mary Trump has built her public profile on the argument that her uncle's behavior is driven by a fragile need to never appear weak. The tarp, in her telling, is that need made physical.The underlying events are not in dispute. U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper determined that the president's name had been illegally added to the center, after a board stacked with Trump loyalists voted in December 2025 to rebrand it. The court ordered the name removed and blocked the administration's plan to close the venue for a lengthy renovation. After a last-minute scramble of appeals and a requested extension blamed on thunderstorms, workers began prying the lettering off the facade in the early hours of June 13, with scaffolding and tarp covering the wall.Mary Trump found the cover-up almost too fitting. The same tarp meant to spare her uncle the indignity of watching his own name come down, she noted, also blocks the public from seeing the name of the man the building was actually built to honor. "We cannot see the name of John Fitzgerald Kennedy," she wrote, "the man for whom the Kennedy Center was actually named."She returned to the theme that animates her entire project: a man who treats every loss as something to be hidden, spun, or blamed on someone else. Throughout the newsletter she refers to him only as "Donald," a small but deliberate choice that keeps the family relationship in the frame and strips away the deference of his title.Her broader point was not subtle. The week, she argued, was a parade of self-inflicted embarrassments dressed up as strength, "corruption masquerading as governance" and "incompetence disguised as confidence." The Kennedy Center tarp simply gave her the cleanest image for it.The claim that the tarp was kept up to shield Trump's feelings is Mary Trump's interpretation, not a stated explanation from the administration, which has cited the appeals process and the building's condition.

JUST IN: VP Vance En Route to Switzerland – Tells Reporters Iranians “Just Landed” (VIDEO)

Vice President JD Vance has departed for Switzerland to begin talks with Iran after signing the memorandum of understanding on Wednesday.  Talks between the US and Iran are planned for Sunday at the Bürgenstock Resort in Switzerland, according to CBS. The post JUST IN: VP Vance En Route to Switzerland – Tells Reporters Iranians “Just Landed” (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.