An anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agitator faces federal charges after he was accused of biting federal law enforcement officers during the clashes at Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey.
President Donald Trump on Friday snapped at The New York Times for their obsessively biased reporting about the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. For weeks, the Times has […]
Nazi-tattoo sporting lefty Senate candidate Graham Platner's had an account on the casual sex hookup app Kik and was reportedly caught sexting with numerous women – with photos from that profile obtained by The Post.
The White House erupted Saturday after the New York Times reported that Chief of Staff Susie Wiles had advised Vice President JD Vance to step back from social media, with Trump aides calling the story fabricated and accusing the paper of deliberately burying their denial.The Times reported that Wiles "recently advised Mr. Vance to take a break from social media, as have other officials in the West Wing, according to people familiar with those interactions, because the fighting was beneath his office."White House Communications Director Steven Cheung rejected the account in unusually sharp terms. "This isn't true," Cheung wrote on X. "We denied it to the New York Times and they refused to run our quote. Complete fake news. This supposed 'conversation' never happened."Alex Bruesewitz, another Trump adviser, backed Cheung's account and used the episode to go on the offense. "White House Communications Director Steven Cheung has stated clearly in the article and reiterated on X that this is completely fake news," Bruesewitz wrote, adding that Vance is "an exceptionally effective communicator and an invaluable member of President Trump's team.He closed with a line likely to become a recurring talking point: "Vance Derangement Syndrome is real, folks."The Times story comes amid scrutiny of Vance's social media presence, which has at times drawn criticism even from conservative commentators.
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is looking into selling some of the large warehouses that Immigration and Customs Enforcement had purchased earlier this year to serve as mega-detention centers for immigrants, according to two Department of Homeland Security officials
Cites jurist's refusal to 'reveal' the facts about wife's 'radical left' activism
China has expelled a New York Times journalist from the country over an interview the US-based newspaper conducted with Taiwan’s president, as Beijing ramps up its campaign to isolate the self-ruled island on the world stage.
