While Xbox's parent company remains mum about Trump and Halo, The White House keeps joking about the administration's ability ...

In Ronny Chieng's "Daily Show" monologue, the host runs through the meme war running on both sides of U.S. government during ...

Within hours, the Trump administration froze $18billion in federal funds for New York’s mass transit system; halted $8 billion in climate projects across 16 blue and purple states; fired most of the ...

The White House on Friday defended President Donald Trump's continuing use of social media to troll Democrats during the government shutdown, threatening targeted cuts and posting two deepfake videos ...

Turning the tables on JD Vance, Stephen Colbert responded to the vice president’s defense of Donald Trump’s “racist and ...

President Trump’s team is trolling Democrats harder than ever during the shutdown. It's a page stolen from his campaign and ...

The controversy highlights the role of social media in shaping perceptions during high-stakes political standoffs.

Happy Thursday. It’s Yom Kippur and the Senate doesn’t have any votes scheduled today. The president is meeting with his budget chief on Day 2 of the government shutdown. (More on that below.) ...

The lack of a new budget has not slowed his ability to terrorize Chicago, attack boats in the Caribbean, threaten military deployments domestically — even build his ballroom.

An alleged 2013 quote from the then-businessman and reality TV host made the rounds online during the October 2025 U.S. government shutdown.

Senate Democrats on Wednesday voted to block a Republican bill aimed at keeping the government open through November 21.

Federal employees across the government reported seeing similar messages. Experts say the messages may violate ethics laws meant to keep partisan politics out of day-to-day governing.