Trump rails against judge overseeing D.C. golf course case
The president called the judge a "crazed lunatic," and said work on the course will “begin IMMEDIATELY!”
Overnight coverage of Truth Social activity, drawn from the posts themselves.
The president called the judge a "crazed lunatic," and said work on the course will “begin IMMEDIATELY!”
Early in the afternoon, the president posted five desk-shot endorsement videos.
The back-to-back posts reflect some of the challenges the president’s party faces in the upcoming midterms.
Trump also used a four-year-old Talarico quote to claim the candidate was seeking to end Texas drilling
The president's late-night posts mixed endorsements and attacks with posts on his favorite subject: construction.
Neither Denmark nor Greenland had issued public responses to the post as of Wednesday morning.
The denial comes days after Trump announced a sanctions waiver for Russia meant to ease soaring U.S. diesel prices.
The posts amplify unfounded claims about El-Sayed's religious beliefs, including that he wants to implement sharia law
His repeated appeals to vote like he’s on the ballot aim to close a Republican enthusiasm gap, but polling suggests a Trump-centered race may energize Democrats even more.
The 2025 FIFA Peace Prize recipient said he had “saved more lives than anyone in History.”
The president repeated his attacks from the night before, drawing spurious connections between El-Sayed and terrorist groups.
The president accused El-Sayed of being a “Terrorist Sympathizer,” and said “Bad rumors are coming out” about Talarico.
Newly released memos show investigators logged Susie Wiles’s call metadata but not message content.
The medical-device maker at the center of Trump's announcement has not confirmed the news.
Trump apparently meant Brazil, and his attack ignored how U.S. ballot safeguards can delay results without signaling fraud.
The president said the payments prove he can deliver a $5,000 “dividend” to voters contingent on a GOP midterm win.
A popular House-passed clock-change measure faces a Senate blockade amid dubious health, crime and farm claims, testing GOP unity before clocks fall back.
The president touted a potential $200 billion Korea energy package in his longest post of the night, which included several paragraphs copy-pasted twice.
The rebranding push appears to have the backing of tech CEOs, but raises questions about Trump’s AI Force.
The sports post lets Trump cast himself as a defender of colleges without retreating from his broader fight with elite universities.
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