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Dana White appears alongside Trump at White House briefing - Is UFC boss the next press secretary?
UFC CEO Dana White joined President Donald Trump at a White House press conference, which spurred rumors about a potential press secretary role. Trump jokingly offered White the position, which he quickly clarified was not a serious proposal. White expressed amusement over the attention surrounding the offer while firmly stating his intention to remain focused on the UFC.
Trump says 'only kidding' about naming UFC CEO as White House press secretary
President Donald Trump recently mentioned UFC CEO Dana White as a potential White House press secretary. Trump later clarified that he was only joking about this suggestion to reporters. He explained that the idea was intended to be humorous and not a serious proposal. White, a long-time Trump supporter, is scheduled to visit the White House for unrelated reasons.
UFC chief Dana White turns down Donald Trump's offer to become White House press secretary
Dana White turned down an offer from Donald Trump to become the White House press secretary. Trump suggested several UFC fighters join him in this role, believing they could counter political opposition. This suggestion came as the Trump administration sought a new press secretary after recent departures. White House Communications Director Steven Cheung seemed to endorse the proposal through social media.
Inside the chaotic Iran talks that let Trump claim victory, but not yet peace
President Trump announced the end of the Iran War and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, following intense Qatari mediation. Despite Israeli airstrikes threatening the talks, a framework deal was reached, promising Iran sanctions relief and financial aid in exchange for nuclear commitments. Trump later signed the agreement in Versailles.
From smoking to soccer: Hot mics at the G7 capture world leaders' chats between weighty topics
G7 leaders at the summit in Evian-les-Bains engaged in candid off-the-cuff conversations captured by hot mics, discussing sports, personal habits, and even a cryptic remark about Greenland. Moments included Trump's 'I'm the boss!' declaration, Meloni's successful quit from smoking, and discussions about soccer and gift exchanges.
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Trump draws Marie Antoinette comparisons as he leans into the gilded trappings of the presidency
President Donald Trump's attention to grand White House projects like a new ballroom draws criticism. Opponents say this shows he is out of touch with Americans struggling with rising costs. While Trump highlights economic policies, his focus on personal wealth and lavish renovations sparks debate. This contrast could impact upcoming elections as voters consider his priorities.
Trump gets McDonalds delivery at Oval Office on first anniversary of 'no tax on tips' law
President Donald Trump celebrated the first anniversary of the 'no tax on tips' law with a McDonald's delivery to the Oval Office. He met with delivery driver Sharron Simmons, a DoorDash Grandma, and discussed the law's impact. Simmons received a USD 100 tip. The President also invited Simmons and her husband to a UFC event.
'Don’t blink or fix your hair': Ilia Topuria’s message to Donald Trump goes viral before UFC White House event - Watch Video
UFC fighter Ilia Topuria has sent a playful message to US President Donald Trump ahead of his fight. Topuria will face Justin Gaethje at the White House on June 14. He believes the lightweight title bout will be over quickly. Topuria respects Gaethje's toughness but is confident in his own technical skills.
329 days of Trump, Trump, Trump: How he made himself 'ubiquitous' in a year
President Donald Trump dominates public attention daily in his second term. He uses over 250 media appearances, 320 official events, and thousands of social media posts. Trump engages reporters extensively, often for extended periods. His actions and opinions, from policy to pop culture, generate viral content. This strategy ensures constant visibility, making him a ubiquitous figure in national discourse.
Shane Gillis under fire for roasting Caitlin Clark and Donald Trump at 2025 ESPYS Awards
Shane Gillis's edgy monologue at the 2025 ESPYS Awards sparked controversy with jokes targeting Caitlin Clark, Donald Trump, and Bill Belichick. The comedian's risky humor elicited a mixed reaction from the Dolby Theatre audience, ranging from laughter to uncomfortable silence. Gillis acknowledged the divided response, concluding his set with a self-aware remark about the contentious nature of his performance.
Jon Jones’ retirement lasted just 14 days; is he back for Aspinall or White House glory?
Jon Jones, after a brief two-week retirement, has announced his return to the UFC by re-entering the testing pool, fueling speculation about a comeback fight. The potential for a historic championship event at the White House in 2026, possibly against Tom Aspinall, may have influenced his decision. One user mocked that it was Jones' way of signalling a "cocaine bender".
Rise of 'MAGA Mark'? Why Meta employees 'horrified' as CEO Mark Zuckerberg ditches his T-shirts for luxury jackets, $900K watch
Meta employees are reportedly dismayed by Mark Zuckerberg's apparent shift towards conservative ideologies and support for the Trump administration. This transformation, marked by a change in appearance and associations with right-leaning figures, has created a tense and alienated atmosphere within the company.
Internet goes wild over mysterious bulges in Trump’s suit — catheter, leg braces, or just bad tailoring?
Social media buzzed about images of US President Donald Trump. The photos showed unusual bulges on his legs. This led to online speculation about his health. Some users suggested medical support gear. Others pointed to past concerns about his posture. There is no confirmed proof of medical gear.
'Most irritating person': Trump officials raise alarm over Elon Musk behaviour amid claims he is 'high'
Some officials in the White House have raised alarm over DOGE chief Elon Musk's behaviour. An official even described him as the 'most irritating person' and someone who always tries to be funny. Elon Musk's presence in Trump's administration is reportedly unwelcome, with senior officials expressing frustration over his behavior and attempts at humour.
The Trump show is returning. Will it be triumph, tragedy or farce?
Donald Trump's presidency has been a dominant force in American culture and television, blurring the lines between politics and entertainment. His reelection raises questions about the future of media coverage, late-night comedy, and the role of entertainment in a divided nation.
Donald Trump dance goes viral. US President-elect's moves take Americans by storm
Trump Dance, based on US President-elect Donald Trump's moves, has found followers in the US.
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