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USAs president Donald Trump har tydeligvis ikke kommet over Nobelkomitéens avgjørelse i fjor 👀 #usa #donaldtrump Video: AP
USAs president Donald Trump har tydeligvis ikke kommet over Nobelkomitéens avgjørelse i fjor 👀 #usa #donaldtrump Video: AP
WATCH: Vice President JD Vance’s Rededicate 250 message: “I always ask people to pray for wisdom and for courage for their leadership. Pray for wisdom that we know the path God wants us to walk. Pray for courage that we have the ability to walk that path.”
WATCH: Vice President JD Vance’s Rededicate 250 message: “I always ask people to pray for wisdom and for courage for their leadership. Pray for wisdom that we know the path God wants us to walk. Pray for courage that we have the ability to walk that path.”
President @realdonaldtrump’s energy on 4th of July eve is next level🇺🇸 🎥: @margomartin
President @realdonaldtrump’s energy on 4th of July eve is next level🇺🇸 🎥: @margomartin
🇺🇸 |Donald Trump signed an order to create a new White House anti-fraud task force and appointed Vice President JD Vance to lead it, with the goal of investigating alleged fraud and misuse of public funds.
🇺🇸 |Donald Trump signed an order to create a new White House anti-fraud task force and appointed Vice President JD Vance to lead it, with the goal of investigating alleged fraud and misuse of public funds.
‘Hey Trump, you are fired!', Iran's IRGC mocks US president with his old TV catchphrase #Iran #IRGC #Trump #YoureFired #USIran #MiddleEast #BreakingNews #Geopolitics #WarOfWords #StraitOfHormuz #GlobalNews #PoliticalTension #Diplomacy #ConflictUpdate
‘Hey Trump, you are fired!', Iran's IRGC mocks US president with his old TV catchphrase #Iran #IRGC #Trump #YoureFired #USIran #MiddleEast #BreakingNews #Geopolitics #WarOfWords #StraitOfHormuz #GlobalNews #PoliticalTension #Diplomacy #ConflictUpdate
“I’d love to run, but the law is very strong.” Donald Trump has ruled out running for a third term as US President, claiming the law is clear on a two-term limit. For more news, click the link in the bio.
“I’d love to run, but the law is very strong.” Donald Trump has ruled out running for a third term as US President, claiming the law is clear on a two-term limit. For more news, click the link in the bio.
President Trump declared America is back in his end of year address from the White House. #DonaldTrump #WhiteHouse #Politics #America #GBNews
President Trump declared America is back in his end of year address from the White House. #DonaldTrump #WhiteHouse #Politics #America #GBNews
I tried to ask President Trump whether President Xi had offered anything concrete regarding Iran. In response, President Trump said, “We did,” while discussing the war with Iran.
I tried to ask President Trump whether President Xi had offered anything concrete regarding Iran. In response, President Trump said, “We did,” while discussing the war with Iran.
Our Olympic athletes are the reason so many of us believe we can do big things. Bring it home, Team USA.
Our Olympic athletes are the reason so many of us believe we can do big things. Bring it home, Team USA.
The One Thing a U.S. President Can Never Do Again — Even After Leaving Office. Here’s a quirky piece of American trivia that surprises almost everyone: a sitting U.S. President is not allowed to drive on public roads. And in most cases, that restriction quietly continues for the rest of their life. The rule isn’t written into the Constitution. It comes from the Secret Service, the agency responsible for protecting the President. The reasoning is straightforward. A President behind the wheel is a security nightmare. They could be boxed in, rammed, or targeted at a red light. They could also get into an ordinary fender-bender that becomes an international headline. So from the moment someone takes the oath of office, a professional team handles every mile they travel. What surprises people more is what happens after the presidency ends. Former Presidents receive lifetime Secret Service protection, and that protection comes with the same logic: it’s far safer to have trained agents driving than to let the protectee get behind the wheel in public. So even decades after leaving the White House, former Presidents are typically driven everywhere they go. There are exceptions, but they’re private. George W. Bush famously drives his pickup truck around his ranch in Texas. Joe Biden has been photographed driving his beloved Corvette — but only on private property or closed courses. Barack Obama has joked publicly about missing the simple act of driving himself to get coffee. When he tried it once on a closed track for a TV segment, agents were positioned everywhere. It’s one of the strangest trade-offs of the job. You gain the most powerful position on earth, and you quietly lose one of the most ordinary freedoms most adults take for granted: the ability to grab your keys, hop in the car, and just go somewhere alone. Power, it turns out, comes with a permanent passenger seat. 👉 @thetalaslab
The One Thing a U.S. President Can Never Do Again — Even After Leaving Office. Here’s a quirky piece of American trivia that surprises almost everyone: a sitting U.S. President is not allowed to drive on public roads. And in most cases, that restriction quietly continues for the rest of their life. The rule isn’t written into the Constitution. It comes from the Secret Service, the agency responsible for protecting the President. The reasoning is straightforward. A President behind the wheel is a security nightmare. They could be boxed in, rammed, or targeted at a red light. They could also get into an ordinary fender-bender that becomes an international headline. So from the moment someone takes the oath of office, a professional team handles every mile they travel. What surprises people more is what happens after the presidency ends. Former Presidents receive lifetime Secret Service protection, and that protection comes with the same logic: it’s far safer to have trained agents driving than to let the protectee get behind the wheel in public. So even decades after leaving the White House, former Presidents are typically driven everywhere they go. There are exceptions, but they’re private. George W. Bush famously drives his pickup truck around his ranch in Texas. Joe Biden has been photographed driving his beloved Corvette — but only on private property or closed courses. Barack Obama has joked publicly about missing the simple act of driving himself to get coffee. When he tried it once on a closed track for a TV segment, agents were positioned everywhere. It’s one of the strangest trade-offs of the job. You gain the most powerful position on earth, and you quietly lose one of the most ordinary freedoms most adults take for granted: the ability to grab your keys, hop in the car, and just go somewhere alone. Power, it turns out, comes with a permanent passenger seat. 👉 @thetalaslab
It doesn't matter WHO the President is. A commissioned officer is still bound by the UCMJ until the moment he leaves the military. Standards mean nothing if they’re never enforced. 🇺🇸
It doesn't matter WHO the President is. A commissioned officer is still bound by the UCMJ until the moment he leaves the military. Standards mean nothing if they’re never enforced. 🇺🇸
JUST IN: 🇺🇸Trump reads private note from Marco Rubio aloud. During a public appearance, President Donald Trump surprised those in the room by openly reading a private note handed to him by Senator Marco Rubio. “Marco just gave me a note!” Trump said, before immediately reading it out loud: “Go back to Chevron, they wanna discuss something… Go ahead, I’ll go back to Chevron.” Trump then patted Rubio on the back and added, “Thank you, Marco!” drawing laughter and reactions from those present. The moment quickly spread online, with many pointing out Trump’s unscripted and casual handling of what was meant to be a private message. #mirnews #trump #marcorubio #politics #uspolitics
JUST IN: 🇺🇸Trump reads private note from Marco Rubio aloud. During a public appearance, President Donald Trump surprised those in the room by openly reading a private note handed to him by Senator Marco Rubio. “Marco just gave me a note!” Trump said, before immediately reading it out loud: “Go back to Chevron, they wanna discuss something… Go ahead, I’ll go back to Chevron.” Trump then patted Rubio on the back and added, “Thank you, Marco!” drawing laughter and reactions from those present. The moment quickly spread online, with many pointing out Trump’s unscripted and casual handling of what was meant to be a private message. #mirnews #trump #marcorubio #politics #uspolitics
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