‘Trantifa’ turns on Scott Wiener, hysterically labels him a ‘center-right shill’

Critics ridicule Trump over new Kennedy Center photo: 'Fragile as a china eggshell'

Political commentators took shots at President Donald Trump on Sunday after CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins posted a new photo of the Kennedy Center's newest renovation project. In May, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to remove Trump's name from the Kennedy Center facade after the administration abruptly put it up without going through the proper approval process. The move was part of Trump's effort to rebrand the center as the Trump Kennedy Center, which prompted bipartisan scrutiny of the administration. In response to the judge's order, the Trump administration put up scaffolding and tarps, obscuring the Kennedy Center's signage. Some political analysts have theorized that the move was designed to make it appear that the administration is removing Trump's name when it really has no intention of doing so. The photo Collins posted showed the Kennedy Center's signage still obscured by scaffolding and tarps, sparking mockery. "Donald Trump’s ego is as fragile as a china eggshell," Bill Prady, creator of "The Big Bang Theory," posted on X. "We are governed by children," Douglas Heye, a former Republican National Committee official, posted on X. "This administration's level of pettiness is truly mindboggling," Franklin Harris, an editorial writer for Decatur Daily, posted on X. The name of the Kennedy Center remains covered by a tarp and scaffolding. Two guards are standing in front of it. pic.twitter.com/QguvnUmANL— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) June 28, 2026

Trump’s Next ICE Pick: A Trooper Poised to Turn Local Cops Into Deportation Agents

On Saturday, President Trump nominated Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma State Trooper, to serve as the Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. If confirmed, he would become the agency’s first permanent director since 2017. The pick signals a broader push to integrate local and federal law enforcement. Schroyer has 29 years of state law enforcement […]

San Francisco Trans March Turns on One of California's Most Radical Progressive Democrat

Senator Rick Scott Weighs in on the SAVE America Act, “Trump Ran on Securing the Elections” – (VIDEO)

Senator Rick Scott was on "Fox News Sunday" with host Shannon Bream to talk about the SAVE America Act. The post Senator Rick Scott Weighs in on the SAVE America Act, “Trump Ran on Securing the Elections” – (VIDEO) appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

USMNT ‘clown’ Weston McKennie is always at center of things as unorthodox World Cup force

Weston McKennie has taken up a new habit at the U.S. men’s national team’s World Cup base.

Pelosi’s heir apparent Scott Wiener breaks silence on ‘vile’ attacks by San Francisco activists

The potential heir to Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat broke his silence about two awkward confrontations with pro-Palestinian protesters unhappy about his record on Israel.

How US turned up the heat on Iran with Hormuz, Lebanon before ship strikes

The US and Iran have agreed to meet after the Islamic republic suffered blows in the peace deal relating to the Strait of Hormuz and Lebanon, a US official told The Post.

BBC turns up heat on Trump over Jan 6 phone records and diaries in courtroom demand

Donald Trump’s $10 billion defamation lawsuit filed against the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has hit a treacherous hurdle in a new legal filing in Florida where the suit was filed.According to The Telegraph, BBC lawyers have filed discovery demands requiring Trump to disclose his "telephone logs, calendars, schedules, and diaries," spanning November 3, 2020, through January 20, 2021—the critical period encompassing the Capitol insurrection.The demand represents a calculated legal strategy by the network to force Trump to either produce damaging evidence or risk judicial sanctions for non-compliance, with the Telegraph reporting the BBC is essentially putting the president and his lawyers in the awkward position of having to lay all their cards on the table.The report notes that the American president initiated the lawsuit seeking $10 billion in damages over BBC Panorama's reporting that the network had allegedly spliced separate segments of Trump's January 6 speech in a way that misrepresented his words. The edited version suggested Trump urged supporters to "fight like hell" and storm the Capitol.Trump's legal team is fighting back aggressively, accusing the BBC of attempting to "put the president on trial for the riot" rather than defend against the specific editing allegations, according to the report."Defendants are attempting to use this action as a vehicle to conduct a trial as to the events that occurred on January 6," Trump lawyer Alejandro Brito has argued in court filings, complaining, "Defendants' attempts to defend themselves do not entitle them to carte-blanche discovery."For its part, the BBC isn't backing down and is also demanding that Trump's legal team "identify all persons with whom [Trump] had communicated regarding any aspect of the January 6, 2021 'Stop the Steal' rally, including but not limited to planning the event, your January 6 2021 speech at the event, and discussions about the event after the fact."The strategy signals what could become a "protracted legal battle," according to The Telegraph — noting that the trial date has been set for February 2027, leaving open months of legal wrangling and accusations.