President Donald Trump has sparked fresh controversy after sharing an image on Truth Social on Monday depicting the United States stretching across continental North America and Greenland. The post is the latest in a series of provocative messages carrying apparent imperial overtones, as Washington’s escalating trade conflict with Canada continues to fuel tensions. Critics quickly condemned the image. “He’s f*king insane,” the group Republicans Against Trump wrote on X.&nbsp;Foreign policy scholar Kurt Taylor Gaubatz also criticised Trump’s recent activity, suggesting that the president’s social media posts were distracting from more serious developments. “I propose all news sources just put a small box in the corner labeled ‘crazy things Trump did yesterday’ and we put his Truth postings and hair changes and the like in that box so they don't distract from the everyday stories about how he is undermining America, democracy, and the world,” foreign policy scholar Kurt Taylor Gaubatz wrote on Bluesky after the presidents posting spree.&nbsp;Trump’s supporters, meanwhile, responded positively to the latest image. The post came after a weekend of similarly provocative messages, including suggestions involving the Strait of Hormuz and a proposal to rename New Mexico “New America.” “LMFAO!” commentator Eric Daugherty wrote on X, adding that Trump was going “full North American empire mode” and “Democrats will be filing Articles of Impeachment over this, worrying that he's going to launch mass invasions.”&nbsp;Trump has previously shared maps and images that appear designed to provoke his political opponents and international rivals. However, his administration has also taken concrete steps involving U.S. geographic naming and foreign policy. Last week, amid the continuing trade dispute with Canada, Trump referred to Lake Ontario as Lake America on US maps. The administration previously changed the US government's designation for the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America.&nbsp;The developments come alongside a broader foreign policy approach that critics describe as more aggressive and expansionist than the strategy associated with Trump’s first presidency. That shift is notable because Trump built much of his political identity around criticism of foreign entanglements and skepticism toward traditional US international commitments.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/amazon-cargo-plane-crash-ntsb-recovers-flight-recorders-at-miami-airport-as-victim-recovery-continues-1788834694876">Amazon cargo plane crash: NTSB recovers flight recorders at Miami airport as victim recovery continues</a>

<h2>Trump declares himself ‘greatest’ in Labour Day social media spree</h2>Trump also drew attention over Labour Day with a series of Truth Social posts focused heavily on his own political legacy and claims of personal greatness. In one post, the president appeared to channel imagery associated with Snow White and Muhammad Ali, sharing a picture of a man resembling former President Barack Obama looking into a mirror and seeing Trump.“Mirror mirror on the wall who’s the greatest president of them all,” the image read.&nbsp;Trump followed the image with further claims about his standing among American presidents, presenting himself as the “greatest” president in US history. Another graphic placed Trump’s portrait beneath the words, “The Greatest,” while previous presidents were categorized under labels including “Great,” “Near Great,” “Average,” “Below Average” and “Failures.”

Among those placed in the “Great” category were Abraham Lincoln, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Former presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama were listed among the “Failures,” continuing Trump’s frequent attacks against the two Democratic leaders.&nbsp;The posts arrived as Trump faces mounting political pressure and scrutiny over his administration’s policies, including its handling of the economy, foreign conflicts and relations with other countries. The combination of provocative maps, proposed geographic name changes and self-congratulatory social media posts has intensified debate over Trump’s governing style and his vision of America’s role in the world.

Donald Trump sparks backlash with a North American map post and Labour Day messages claiming greatness as critics question his foreign policy and leadership

President Donald Trump has sparked fresh controversy after sharing an image on Truth Social on Monday depicting the United States stretching across continental North America and Greenland. The post is the latest in a series of provocative messages carrying apparent imperial overtones, as Washington’s escalating trade conflict with Canada continues to fuel tensions. Critics quickly condemned the image. “He’s f*king insane,” the group Republicans Against Trump wrote on X. Foreign policy scholar Kurt Taylor Gaubatz also criticised Trump’s recent activity, suggesting that the president’s social media posts were distracting from more serious developments. “I propose all news sources just put a small box in the corner labeled ‘crazy things Trump did yesterday’ and we put his Truth postings and hair changes and the like in that box so they don't distract from the everyday stories about how he is undermining America, democracy, and the world,” foreign policy scholar Kurt Taylor Gaubatz wrote on Bluesky after the presidents posting spree. Trump’s supporters, meanwhile, responded positively to the latest image. The post came after a weekend of similarly provocative messages, including suggestions involving the Strait of Hormuz and a proposal to rename New Mexico “New America.” “LMFAO!” commentator Eric Daugherty wrote on X, adding that Trump was going “full North American empire mode” and “Democrats will be filing Articles of Impeachment over this, worrying that he's going to launch mass invasions.” Trump has previously shared maps and images that appear designed to provoke his political opponents and international rivals. However, his administration has also taken concrete steps involving U.S. geographic naming and foreign policy. Last week, amid the continuing trade dispute with Canada, Trump referred to Lake Ontario as Lake America on US maps. The administration previously changed the US government's designation for the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. The developments come alongside a broader foreign policy approach that critics describe as more aggressive and expansionist than the strategy associated with Trump’s first presidency. That shift is notable because Trump built much of his political identity around criticism of foreign entanglements and skepticism toward traditional US international commitments. Also Read: Amazon cargo plane crash: NTSB recovers flight recorders at Miami airport as victim recovery continues

Donald Trump sparks backlash after sharing an expansionist North American map, while his Labour Day posts praising his presidency draw further criticism

'He's f***ing insane': Trump posts explosive map showing US stretching across North America and Greenland, sparks outrage

Donald Trump’s Truth Social posting spree featured bizarre AI images of George Washington, Hulk Hogan, Iran, robots, New America and the Moon

Donald Trump flooded Truth Social with AI fantasies, from George Washington and Hulk Hogan to robots, Iran, ‘New America’ and the Moon

From 'The Moon is ours' to 'Bye Bye Kharg': Trump goes full AI in Truth Social frenzy

Wall Street companies have started subscribing to Donald Trump’s Truth Social posts for instant access, just days after Trump Media and Technology launched a new product offering early updates from the US President before they reach the general public.&nbsp;Trump Media, which owns Truth Social, said it has signed more than 10 customer agreements, mainly with high-frequency trading companies. The company said the customers are willing to pay between $60,000 and $100,000 a month for access to the Truth Social data feed, known as an application programming interface (API).&nbsp;"Our new Truth API product is already generating revenue, with more than ten customer agreements signed to date," interim CEO Kevin McGurn said in a press release, without identifying the customers.&nbsp;Trump has frequently moved markets through his social media posts. His latest Truth Social product now allows companies to pay for early access to his updates, giving Wall Street firms a potential advantage over ordinary users.&nbsp;For high-frequency trading systems, milliseconds can carry significant financial value. Their algorithms scan for signals to buy or sell assets, and regular traders may see the information only after the market has already reacted.&nbsp;Trump remains Truth Social’s most-followed and influential poster. He often announces policy decisions on the platform, sometimes even before members of his own administration know about them.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/who-is-andras-baka-viktor-orban-critic-chosen-as-hungary-s-new-president-1786462841529">Who is Andras Baka? Viktor Orban critic chosen as Hungary's new president</a>&nbsp;Instant access to announcements on tariffs, national security and executive orders could trigger sharp movements in oil, bonds, stocks and other assets.<h2>Truth Social faces financial losses</h2>Trump launched Truth Social in 2022 after Twitter banned him. The platform, which was later renamed X, had removed Trump from the service.&nbsp;Truth Social has not achieved widespread success beyond providing a platform for Trump’s policy updates. Trump Media reported a loss of $238.1 million for the quarter ended June 30.&nbsp;The company attributed much of the shortfall to declines in non-cash assets. These included more than $190 million in losses from "digital assets, digital assets pledged, and equity securities."&nbsp;Trump Media also said on Monday that it remains well-positioned to complete its proposed merger with nuclear-fusion company TAE Technologies in 2026.&nbsp;Democratic lawmakers criticised the arrangement and described it as a “shocking abuse of the office of the President”. They also called on the Securities and Exchange Commission to determine whether the arrangement violates federal securities laws.

The early access gives Wall Street trading firms Trump’s market-moving Truth Social posts milliseconds before the general public, allowing their algorithms to react faster to potential market shifts.

Wall Street companies have started subscribing to Donald Trump’s Truth Social posts for instant access, just days after Trump Media and Technology launched a new product offering early updates from the US President before they reach the general public. Trump Media, which owns Truth Social, said it has signed more than 10 customer agreements, mainly with high-frequency trading companies. The company said the customers are willing to pay between $60,000 and $100,000 a month for access to the Truth Social data feed, known as an application programming interface (API). "Our new Truth API product is already generating revenue, with more than ten customer agreements signed to date," interim CEO Kevin McGurn said in a press release, without identifying the customers. Trump has frequently moved markets through his social media posts. His latest Truth Social product now allows companies to pay for early access to his updates, giving Wall Street firms a potential advantage over ordinary users. For high-frequency trading systems, milliseconds can carry significant financial value. Their algorithms scan for signals to buy or sell assets, and regular traders may see the information only after the market has already reacted. Trump remains Truth Social’s most-followed and influential poster. He often announces policy decisions on the platform, sometimes even before members of his own administration know about them. Also Read: Who is Andras Baka? Viktor Orban critic chosen as Hungary's new president Instant access to announcements on tariffs, national security and executive orders could trigger sharp movements in oil, bonds, stocks and other assets. Truth Social faces financial losses Trump launched Truth Social in 2022 after Twitter banned him. The platform, which was later renamed X, had removed Trump from the service. Truth Social has not achieved widespread success beyond providing a platform for Trump’s policy updates. Trump Media reported a loss of $238.1 million for the quarter ended June 30. The company attributed much of the shortfall to declines in non-cash assets. These included more than $190 million in losses from "digital assets, digital assets pledged, and equity securities." Trump Media also said on Monday that it remains well-positioned to complete its proposed merger with nuclear-fusion company TAE Technologies in 2026. Democratic lawmakers criticised the arrangement and described it as a “shocking abuse of the office of the President”. They also called on the Securities and Exchange Commission to determine whether the arrangement violates federal securities laws.

The early access gives Wall Street trading firms Trump’s market-moving Truth Social posts milliseconds before the general public, allowing their algorithms to react faster to potential market shifts.

Wall Street firms pay up to $100,000 for early access to Trump’s Truth Social posts

U.S. President Donald Trump spent the weekend turning his Truth Social account into a showcase of AI-generated images, mixing politics with fantasy and personal branding. From historic American heroes to walking with aliens, the U.S. president's posts quickly grabbed attention and sparked conversations online.

One image reimagined Donald Trump as music icon Elvis Presley. Dressed in Elvis' signature white jumpsuit, Trump appears on stage under bright lights with a microphone in front of him. The post offered no explanation, letting the AI image speak for itself.<a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117021606854677237">https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117021606854677237</a>

Another post shows Trump resembling a Revolutionary War commander. The AI artwork depicts him dressed in an eighteenth-century military uniform, leading soldiers into battle, with an <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117028660160789220">American flag</a> in the background.Trump appeared to place himself in the same league as former U.S. presidents <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117021570461990242">George Washington and Abraham Lincoln</a> after he shared a post containing a fake image of the three of them sitting together.Trump's Truth Social posts once again brought Greenland into the spotlight. His post, captioned "Hello Greenland," showed the U.S. president overlooking the world's largest island, perhaps alluding to his desire for the U.S. to take over Greenland despite pushback from both <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117021597889745378">Greenland and Danish officials</a>.Other posts included AI-generated images tied to Venezuela. One showed a map of the South American country covered in <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117021663417295585">American flags and captioned "51st State."</a> The U.S. president also shared posts attacking political rivals.Together, the <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117021569420804308">weekend's posts</a> perhaps reflected Trump's unique way of amplifying his online messaging.

Whether praised as creative or criticised as provocative, the posting spree showed how Trump is using AI-generated imagery to dominate attention on social media.

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Donald Trump shared a series of AI-generated images on Truth Social, depicting himself as Elvis Presley, alongside George Washington, and in other fantasy scenarios.

U.S. President Donald Trump spent the weekend turning his Truth Social account into a showcase of AI-generated images, mixing politics with fantasy and personal branding. From historic American heroes to walking with aliens, the U.S. president's posts quickly grabbed attention and sparked conversations online.

Donald Trump shared a series of AI-generated images on Truth Social, depicting himself as Elvis Presley, alongside George Washington, and in other fantasy scenarios.

Gravitas | Aliens, Greenland, Elvis, Trump's AI social media posting spree

US President Donald Trump launched a fresh attack on Iran’s leadership on Monday, accusing it of being ‘unbelievably duplicitous’ and sending contradictory messages on negotiations.Trump accused Iran’s leadership of being dishonest regarding the status of US-Iran negotiations in a post on Truth Social.&nbsp;Trump said in a Truth Social post that the Iranian leaders were privately seeking talks while publicly denying that any discussions were taking place.&nbsp;“Iranian leadership is unbelievably duplicitous! They ask for a meeting, some would say ‘beg,’ talks begin, with more scheduled in the immediate future, and they say, openly and proudly, that they’re not having any discussions, that nothing is being talked about, and they’re only dealing with ‘Oman’,” the president said.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-signs-deal-to-boost-production-of-patriot-thaad-missile-interceptor-systems-1785769944181">US signs deal to boost production of Patriot, THAAD missile interceptor systems</a>&nbsp;He also claimed that Iran continued to make statements about controlling the Strait of Hormuz, despite what he described as overwhelming US military dominance in the region.&nbsp;“They then go on to give their usual blather in saying, the Strait of Hormuz will be operated powerfully by them when it is already completely controlled by the United States Navy and our ‘Blockade’," he said.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-admin-creating-incubators-to-develop-tech-to-counter-drone-terror-attacks-1785695702777">Trump admin creating ‘incubators’ to develop tech to counter drone terror attacks</a>&nbsp;Trump further asserted that no goods would enter or leave Iran without US approval unless an agreement was reached.&nbsp;“Nothing gets through to Iran, unless we want it to, and nothing will get through, unless a Deal, or Total Surrender, is accomplished,” he said.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pakistan-eroded-india-s-faith-bit-by-bit-indian-envoy-defends-putting-indus-waters-treaty-in-abeyance-1785679387240">‘Pakistan eroded India's faith bit by bit’: Indian envoy defends putting Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;Reiterating his long-standing position on Iran’s nuclear programme, Trump said, “Whether Iran wants to admit it or not, we are, in fact, talking of a solution to a problem that they have caused, for decades. It is very simple, Iran will never have a nuclear weapon!”&nbsp;Trump’s remarks come amid heightened tensions between the two nations over Iran’s nuclear activities and regional security, even as both sides have signalled interest in diplomatic engagement through intermediaries.

President Trump said that the Iranian leaders were privately seeking talks while publicly denying that any discussions were taking place. He also claimed that Iran continued to make statements about controlling the Strait of Hormuz, despite overwhelming US military dominance in the region.

US President Donald Trump launched a fresh attack on Iran’s leadership on Monday, accusing it of being ‘unbelievably duplicitous’ and sending contradictory messages on negotiations. Trump accused Iran’s leadership of being dishonest regarding the status of US-Iran negotiations in a post on Truth Social. Trump said in a Truth Social post that the Iranian leaders were privately seeking talks while publicly denying that any discussions were taking place. “Iranian leadership is unbelievably duplicitous! They ask for a meeting, some would say ‘beg,’ talks begin, with more scheduled in the immediate future, and they say, openly and proudly, that they’re not having any discussions, that nothing is being talked about, and they’re only dealing with ‘Oman’,” the president said. Also Read: US signs deal to boost production of Patriot, THAAD missile interceptor systems He also claimed that Iran continued to make statements about controlling the Strait of Hormuz, despite what he described as overwhelming US military dominance in the region. “They then go on to give their usual blather in saying, the Strait of Hormuz will be operated powerfully by them when it is already completely controlled by the United States Navy and our ‘Blockade’," he said. Also Read: Trump admin creating ‘incubators’ to develop tech to counter drone terror attacks Trump further asserted that no goods would enter or leave Iran without US approval unless an agreement was reached. “Nothing gets through to Iran, unless we want it to, and nothing will get through, unless a Deal, or Total Surrender, is accomplished,” he said. Also Read: ‘Pakistan eroded India's faith bit by bit’: Indian envoy defends putting Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance Reiterating his long-standing position on Iran’s nuclear programme, Trump said, “Whether Iran wants to admit it or not, we are, in fact, talking of a solution to a problem that they have caused, for decades. It is very simple, Iran will never have a nuclear weapon!” Trump’s remarks come amid heightened tensions between the two nations over Iran’s nuclear activities and regional security, even as both sides have signalled interest in diplomatic engagement through intermediaries.

President Trump said that the Iranian leaders were privately seeking talks while publicly denying that any discussions were taking place. He also claimed that Iran continued to make statements about controlling the Strait of Hormuz, despite overwhelming US military dominance in the region.

‘Deal or total surrender’: Trump says Iran’s leadership dishonest and ‘unbelievably duplicitous’

The United States may be about to get its first real artificial intelligence regulator — and it would be built the way Wall Street polices itself. According to Bloomberg, the Trump administration is considering creating an independent watchdog to vet the safety of advanced AI models before they reach the public, modelled on FINRA, the body that oversees America's brokers.&nbsp;What Is Being Proposed&nbsp;The proposal, developed with the help of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, would establish an independent regulatory agency for AI that reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission — the same structure FINRA uses for the securities industry. The plan is currently under review by White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.&nbsp;The mechanics, as reported: frontier AI labs would submit their most capable models for a thirty-day review before release, with experts screening for three categories of risk — cyber weapons capability, biological weapons capability, and deception. Participation would begin voluntarily, with the possibility of becoming mandatory once testing protocols prove themselves.&nbsp;Why Now&nbsp;The push comes after Silicon Valley leaders complained about the ad-hoc nature of recent US government moves to slow the release of cutting-edge AI systems. For the labs, unpredictable intervention is worse than regulation: a known 30-day process beats a surprise restriction landing mid-launch. What the industry is buying with its cooperation is predictability.&nbsp;The politics are strikingly unified. The administration's plan aligns with policy recommendations published days earlier by Google DeepMind chief executive Demis Hassabis — recommendations publicly praised by Microsoft's Satya Nadella, OpenAI's Sam Altman and Elon Musk, men who agree on almost nothing else in the AI race.&nbsp;What The FINRA Model Actually Means&nbsp;FINRA is a peculiar American invention: a self-regulatory organisation funded by the industry it polices, operating under government oversight. Applied to AI, that means the labs themselves would likely fund and staff their own watchdog, with the SEC above it. The advantages are real — industry insiders have the expertise to evaluate frontier models, and a dedicated body can move faster than Congress. The critique writes itself too: the foxes would be building the henhouse inspection regime.&nbsp;Sceptics have already noted the gaps. A voluntary review of models the labs choose to submit is not a safety guarantee, and key questions remain unanswered — what the assessments would actually test, how the agency would be funded, and what role the SEC would truly play. Policy analysts have argued a 30-day screen, however rigorous, cannot resolve the deeper problem of capabilities that emerge after deployment.&nbsp;The Global Context&nbsp;The proposal lands in a remarkable ten-day stretch in which the world's three power centres each revealed their theory of AI governance. Brussels used competition law to force Google's Android open to rival AI assistants and threatened Meta with a $12 billion fine over addictive design. Beijing launched WAICO, an intergovernmental AI governance body with 29 founding countries, headquartered in Shanghai. And Washington, characteristically, is reaching for a market-native answer: industry-funded self-regulation with a federal backstop.&nbsp;If adopted, it would be the first time in American history that frontier AI models face a formal pre-release safety review — a 30-day speed bump between the lab and the world. In an industry that now ships flagship models weeks apart, even that pause would change the rhythm of the race.

The Trump administration is weighing an independent AI regulator modelled on FINRA — reporting to the SEC, with 30-day pre-release reviews of frontier models for cyber, bio and deception risks. Developed with Scott Bessent and praised by Altman, Musk and Nadella. How it would work.

The United States may be about to get its first real artificial intelligence regulator — and it would be built the way Wall Street polices itself. According to Bloomberg, the Trump administration is considering creating an independent watchdog to vet the safety of advanced AI models before they reach the public, modelled on FINRA, the body that oversees America's brokers. What Is Being Proposed The proposal, developed with the help of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, would establish an independent regulatory agency for AI that reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission — the same structure FINRA uses for the securities industry. The plan is currently under review by White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles. The mechanics, as reported: frontier AI labs would submit their most capable models for a thirty-day review before release, with experts screening for three categories of risk — cyber weapons capability, biological weapons capability, and deception. Participation would begin voluntarily, with the possibility of becoming mandatory once testing protocols prove themselves. Why Now The push comes after Silicon Valley leaders complained about the ad-hoc nature of recent US government moves to slow the release of cutting-edge AI systems. For the labs, unpredictable intervention is worse than regulation: a known 30-day process beats a surprise restriction landing mid-launch. What the industry is buying with its cooperation is predictability. The politics are strikingly unified. The administration's plan aligns with policy recommendations published days earlier by Google DeepMind chief executive Demis Hassabis — recommendations publicly praised by Microsoft's Satya Nadella, OpenAI's Sam Altman and Elon Musk, men who agree on almost nothing else in the AI race. What The FINRA Model Actually Means FINRA is a peculiar American invention: a self-regulatory organisation funded by the industry it polices, operating under government oversight. Applied to AI, that means the labs themselves would likely fund and staff their own watchdog, with the SEC above it. The advantages are real — industry insiders have the expertise to evaluate frontier models, and a dedicated body can move faster than Congress. The critique writes itself too: the foxes would be building the henhouse inspection regime. Sceptics have already noted the gaps. A voluntary review of models the labs choose to submit is not a safety guarantee, and key questions remain unanswered — what the assessments would actually test, how the agency would be funded, and what role the SEC would truly play. Policy analysts have argued a 30-day screen, however rigorous, cannot resolve the deeper problem of capabilities that emerge after deployment. The Global Context The proposal lands in a remarkable ten-day stretch in which the world's three power centres each revealed their theory of AI governance. Brussels used competition law to force Google's Android open to rival AI assistants and threatened Meta with a $12 billion fine over addictive design. Beijing launched WAICO, an intergovernmental AI governance body with 29 founding countries, headquartered in Shanghai. And Washington, characteristically, is reaching for a market-native answer: industry-funded self-regulation with a federal backstop. If adopted, it would be the first time in American history that frontier AI models face a formal pre-release safety review — a 30-day speed bump between the lab and the world. In an industry that now ships flagship models weeks apart, even that pause would change the rhythm of the race.

The Trump administration is considering an independent AI regulator — modelled on Wall Street's FINRA and reporting to the SEC — that would put frontier AI models through a 30-day safety review before release, screening for cyber, biological and deception risks. Developed with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the plan has drawn rare unified praise from Altman, Musk, Nadella and Hassabis. Here is how it would work.

'AI FINRA': Trump administration weighs a watchdog that vets AI models before release

Donald Trump's media company is preparing to launch a premium service that would give paying customers faster access to posts on Truth Social. This new premium service could let Wall Street traders see market-moving posts milliseconds before everyone else. However, critics are now questioning whether the president stands to profit from his own announcements. Here's all you need to know about it.Trump's Truth PSIThe feature, called Truth PSI, is designed for Wall Street firms, institutional investors and other professional traders who rely on breaking news to make split-second investment decisions. According to the company, subscribers will be able to view posts from the platform's "highest-ranking" accounts milliseconds before they become available to the general public.That list is likely to include Trump, who has nearly 13 million followers and routinely uses Truth Social to announce policy decisions, comment on global conflicts and signal changes in trade and immigration policy.The company has not said whether the president's posts will be included in the paid service or how much it plans to charge.Why Trump's posts matter to marketsTrump's Truth Social account has increasingly become the first place where major White House announcements appear.In recent months, he has posted about tariffs, the conflict involving Iran and immigration enforcement operations before or alongside official government statements.Those posts can move financial markets within seconds. Developments in the Middle East, for example, can influence oil prices, while tariff announcements often affect stock markets and bond yields. Investors closely monitor such updates because they can alter expectations about inflation, interest rates and economic growth.By offering faster access to these posts, Truth Media is effectively creating a product aimed at traders seeking an advantage over competitors.Critics see a conflict of interestEthics experts say the proposal raises questions that go well beyond a typical subscription service.Kathleen Clark, a government ethics expert at Washington University School of Law, told The Guardian that the arrangement amounts to selling privileged access to presidential communications."He's selling expedited, privileged access to information about what he is doing as president," Clark said, calling it "yet more brazen corruption" and an improper use of public office for personal financial gain.A president exempt from federal conflict rules?Federal conflict-of-interest laws generally prohibit government officials from participating in matters that could financially benefit businesses they own.The president and vice president, however, are exempt from those provisions.Even so, previous presidents have typically sold individual business interests, divested assets or placed investments into blind trusts to avoid even the appearance of benefiting financially from decisions made while in office.Trump has chosen not to do so and has instead retained significant financial interests in businesses operated by his family. &nbsp;

Donald Trump's media company is preparing to launch Truth PSI, a premium service offering paying subscribers millisecond-early access to selected Truth Social posts, prompting ethics experts to question whether the president could financially benefit from market-moving announcements.

Donald Trump's media company is preparing to launch a premium service that would give paying customers faster access to posts on Truth Social. This new premium service could let Wall Street traders see market-moving posts milliseconds before everyone else. However, critics are now questioning whether the president stands to profit from his own announcements. Here's all you need to know about it. Trump's Truth PSI The feature, called Truth PSI, is designed for Wall Street firms, institutional investors and other professional traders who rely on breaking news to make split-second investment decisions. According to the company, subscribers will be able to view posts from the platform's "highest-ranking" accounts milliseconds before they become available to the general public. That list is likely to include Trump, who has nearly 13 million followers and routinely uses Truth Social to announce policy decisions, comment on global conflicts and signal changes in trade and immigration policy. The company has not said whether the president's posts will be included in the paid service or how much it plans to charge. Why Trump's posts matter to markets Trump's Truth Social account has increasingly become the first place where major White House announcements appear. In recent months, he has posted about tariffs, the conflict involving Iran and immigration enforcement operations before or alongside official government statements. Those posts can move financial markets within seconds. Developments in the Middle East, for example, can influence oil prices, while tariff announcements often affect stock markets and bond yields. Investors closely monitor such updates because they can alter expectations about inflation, interest rates and economic growth. By offering faster access to these posts, Truth Media is effectively creating a product aimed at traders seeking an advantage over competitors. Critics see a conflict of interest Ethics experts say the proposal raises questions that go well beyond a typical subscription service. Kathleen Clark, a government ethics expert at Washington University School of Law, told The Guardian that the arrangement amounts to selling privileged access to presidential communications. "He's selling expedited, privileged access to information about what he is doing as president," Clark said, calling it "yet more brazen corruption" and an improper use of public office for personal financial gain. A president exempt from federal conflict rules? Federal conflict-of-interest laws generally prohibit government officials from participating in matters that could financially benefit businesses they own. The president and vice president, however, are exempt from those provisions. Even so, previous presidents have typically sold individual business interests, divested assets or placed investments into blind trusts to avoid even the appearance of benefiting financially from decisions made while in office. Trump has chosen not to do so and has instead retained significant financial interests in businesses operated by his family.

Donald Trump's media company is preparing to launch Truth PSI, a premium service offering paying subscribers millisecond-early access to selected Truth Social posts, prompting ethics experts to question whether the president could financially benefit from market-moving announcements.

Insider trading made legal? Trump's media company to sell early access to Truth Social posts via 'Truth PSI'

US President Donald Trump launched a blistering attack on major media organisations and political opponents, claiming they would distort the narrative even in the event of a total US military victory over Iran. In a social media post, Trump argued that mainstream outlets would misrepresent the outcome even if the United States achieved what he described as an ‘absolute, unconditional’ defeat of Iran. According to Trump, the media ‘will headline that Iran had a Masterful and Brilliant Victory over The United States of America, it wasn’t even close’.&nbsp;The president used the remarks to intensify his criticism of leading American news organisations, once again assigning mocking labels to several outlets. He referred to The New York Times as ‘The Failing New York Times’, called The Wall Street Journal ‘The China Street Journal’, and described CNN as ‘Corrupt and now Irrelevant CNN’.Trump grouped the organisations together under what he called the ‘fake news media’.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/100-million-louvre-heist-set-for-big-screen-adaption-french-filmmaker-romain-gavras-to-direct-1779827285293">$100 million Louvre heist set for big-screen adaptation; French filmmaker Romain Gavras to direct</a>

The president then expanded his criticism to include his domestic political rivals, accusing Democrats and media figures of losing touch with reality. He wrote that ‘The Dumacrats and Media have totally lost their way’. Trump concluded the post with another sharp remark, claiming his critics have ‘gone absolutely CRAZY!!!’&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/iran-s-supreme-leaders-says-u-s-losing-its-influence-in-west-asia-1779822944353/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/iran-s-supreme-leaders-says-u-s-losing-its-influence-in-west-asia-1779822944353/embed</a>&nbsp;Interestingly, on May 18, 2026, Trump posted the exact same message on Truth Social.&nbsp;Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, the US, Gulf nations, and non-state actors like Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, Islamic State, and others. Claims and counterclaims, disinformation and misinformation are being made online and offline. Given this context, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos.

Donald Trump attacked major media outlets and Democrats in a fiery social media post, claiming the press would misrepresent a US victory over Iran

US President Donald Trump launched a blistering attack on major media organisations and political opponents, claiming they would distort the narrative even in the event of a total US military victory over Iran. In a social media post, Trump argued that mainstream outlets would misrepresent the outcome even if the United States achieved what he described as an ‘absolute, unconditional’ defeat of Iran. According to Trump, the media ‘will headline that Iran had a Masterful and Brilliant Victory over The United States of America, it wasn’t even close’. The president used the remarks to intensify his criticism of leading American news organisations, once again assigning mocking labels to several outlets. He referred to The New York Times as ‘The Failing New York Times’, called The Wall Street Journal ‘The China Street Journal’, and described CNN as ‘Corrupt and now Irrelevant CNN’. Trump grouped the organisations together under what he called the ‘fake news media’. Also Read: $100 million Louvre heist set for big-screen adaptation; French filmmaker Romain Gavras to direct

In a Truth Social post, Donald Trump blasted major media outlets and Democrats, claiming they would twist even a complete US victory over Iran

Trump attacks 'fake news media' and Democrats, says 'Dumacrats and media have totally lost their way'

Donald Trump’s late-night Truth Social habit has become one of the defining features of his return to the White House. Between midnight reposts, conspiracy-fueled rants, AI-generated memes and attacks on political rivals, the President’s social media feed has become a nonstop MAGA content machine. Now, a new report has revealed the key figure helping keep that machine running: Natalie Harp.<h2>Who is Natalie Harp? What is the process of posting?</h2>According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Harp, Trump’s 34-year-old executive assistant and longtime loyalist, has become one of the most influential behind-the-scenes figures shaping the President’s Truth Social activity. Harp reportedly compiles screenshots, memes, praise posts and conspiracy-laden content from MAGA influencers, supporters and accounts across X and Truth Social, then presents them to Trump as stacks of printed drafts for approval. The posts often include attacks on Democrats, insults aimed at Trump’s political enemies and content designed to appeal directly to the President’s online instincts. Once Trump signs off, Harp reportedly logs into his Truth Social account, often late at night and outside regular work hours, to publish waves of posts in rapid succession.&nbsp;“Truth Social has never been hotter, and it’s because President Trump offers his unfiltered and direct thoughts to the American people, without the biased media taking him out of context,” White House Communications Director Steven Cheung said in a statement. “We don’t discuss internal deliberations of how the process works, but no other social-media tool has been more effective than Truth.”&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/to-block-declassification-whistleblower-claims-cia-swooped-in-to-seize-mkultra-jfk-assassination-files-from-tulsi-gabbard-s-office-trump-order-1778733463976">To block declassification? Whistleblower claims CIA ‘swooped in’ to seize MKUltra, JFK assassination files from Tulsi Gabbard’s office</a><h2>How many times Trump has posted on Truth Social in one year? And what time does he usually posts?</h2>The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump has posted nearly 8,800 times since returning to office. The report also found that the President carried out late-night posting sessions involving at least a dozen posts between 10 pm and 6 am EST on 44 separate occasions since January last year. The President’s online activity has become especially intense in recent months.&nbsp;According to The Daily Beast, Trump remained highly active on Truth Social between 11 pm and 6 am throughout April. On one night alone, Trump reportedly reposted or published 54 separate messages between 10:14 pm and 1:12 am, including posts calling former President Barack Obama a ‘traitor’ and demanding his arrest. The revelations have also renewed scrutiny over controversial content posted from Trump’s account.&nbsp;Earlier this year, at Trump’s direction, Harp reportedly posted a video containing racist imagery depicting Barack Obama and Michelle Obama as apes, alongside an AI-generated image portraying Trump as a Christ-like figure. Both posts were later deleted following bipartisan backlash. Trump later told reporters he did not notice the offensive imagery involving the Obamas before approving the post. A White House official reportedly blamed the incident on an editing mistake.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/iran-war-tehran-rebuilds-missile-network-despite-us-israeli-strikes-reports-claim-1778723980990/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/iran-war-tehran-rebuilds-missile-network-despite-us-israeli-strikes-reports-claim-1778723980990/embed</a>&nbsp;The report also suggests Harp’s growing influence inside Trump’s orbit has frustrated some White House officials. According to people familiar with the matter, Harp frequently bypasses the chief of staff’s office, communications staff and national security officials when handling draft posts. Harp has reportedly told colleagues that she works directly for Trump and answers only to him.&nbsp;For critics, the revelations raise fresh concerns about how presidential messaging is being curated and amplified in the social media age. For Trump supporters, however, the President’s unfiltered posting style remains a core part of his political appeal, chaotic, constant and always online. And increasingly, Natalie Harp appears to be the person helping keep that feed alive deep into the night.

Who is Natalie Harp? Meet the Trump aide reportedly behind Donald Trump’s late-night Truth Social posts, memes, conspiracy theories and viral online rants

Donald Trump’s late-night Truth Social habit has become one of the defining features of his return to the White House. Between midnight reposts, conspiracy-fueled rants, AI-generated memes and attacks on political rivals, the President’s social media feed has become a nonstop MAGA content machine. Now, a new report has revealed the key figure helping keep that machine running: Natalie Harp. Who is Natalie Harp? What is the process of posting? According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Harp, Trump’s 34-year-old executive assistant and longtime loyalist, has become one of the most influential behind-the-scenes figures shaping the President’s Truth Social activity. Harp reportedly compiles screenshots, memes, praise posts and conspiracy-laden content from MAGA influencers, supporters and accounts across X and Truth Social, then presents them to Trump as stacks of printed drafts for approval. The posts often include attacks on Democrats, insults aimed at Trump’s political enemies and content designed to appeal directly to the President’s online instincts. Once Trump signs off, Harp reportedly logs into his Truth Social account, often late at night and outside regular work hours, to publish waves of posts in rapid succession. “Truth Social has never been hotter, and it’s because President Trump offers his unfiltered and direct thoughts to the American people, without the biased media taking him out of context,” White House Communications Director Steven Cheung said in a statement. “We don’t discuss internal deliberations of how the process works, but no other social-media tool has been more effective than Truth.” Also Read: To block declassification? Whistleblower claims CIA ‘swooped in’ to seize MKUltra, JFK assassination files from Tulsi Gabbard’s office How many times Trump has posted on Truth Social in one year? And what time does he usually posts? The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump has posted nearly 8,800 times since returning to office. The report also found that the President carried out late-night posting sessions involving at least a dozen posts between 10 pm and 6 am EST on 44 separate occasions since January last year. The President’s online activity has become especially intense in recent months. According to The Daily Beast, Trump remained highly active on Truth Social between 11 pm and 6 am throughout April. On one night alone, Trump reportedly reposted or published 54 separate messages between 10:14 pm and 1:12 am, including posts calling former President Barack Obama a ‘traitor’ and demanding his arrest. The revelations have also renewed scrutiny over controversial content posted from Trump’s account. Earlier this year, at Trump’s direction, Harp reportedly posted a video containing racist imagery depicting Barack Obama and Michelle Obama as apes, alongside an AI-generated image portraying Trump as a Christ-like figure. Both posts were later deleted following bipartisan backlash. Trump later told reporters he did not notice the offensive imagery involving the Obamas before approving the post. A White House official reportedly blamed the incident on an editing mistake. https://www.wionews.com/videos/iran-war-tehran-rebuilds-missile-network-despite-us-israeli-strikes-reports-claim-1778723980990/embed The report also suggests Harp’s growing influence inside Trump’s orbit has frustrated some White House officials. According to people familiar with the matter, Harp frequently bypasses the chief of staff’s office, communications staff and national security officials when handling draft posts. Harp has reportedly told colleagues that she works directly for Trump and answers only to him. For critics, the revelations raise fresh concerns about how presidential messaging is being curated and amplified in the social media age. For Trump supporters, however, the President’s unfiltered posting style remains a core part of his political appeal, chaotic, constant and always online. And increasingly, Natalie Harp appears to be the person helping keep that feed alive deep into the night.

Meet Natalie Harp, the aide reportedly helping fuel US President Donald Trump’s late-night Truth Social posting frenzy

Fascinated by Trump’s late-night Truth Social posts? Meet Natalie Harp, the woman helping run the feed

President Donald Trump issued his most menacing threat yet against Iran after 21 hours of marathon peace negotiations in Islamabad broke down without a deal, declaring US forces are prepared to 'finish up the little that is left of Iran.' Trump simultaneously announced a naval blockade of the Strait

President Donald Trump issued his most menacing threat yet against Iran after 21 hours of marathon peace negotiations in Islamabad broke down without a deal, declaring US forces are prepared to ‘finish up the little that is left of Iran.’&nbsp;

'Will finish what is left of Iran': Trump's sends chilling warning to Tehran after peace talks collapse

US President Donald Trump criticised The New York Times, accusing the publication of biased reporting and labeling its coverage as ‘fake news’. In a strongly worded statement, Trump renewed his long-running attacks on the media outlet, demanding greater accountability and questioning its credibility. The remarks add to an ongoing feud between Trump and major US news organisations.&nbsp;In the Truth Social post, the president wrote, “For those people that still read The Failing New York Times and, despite the fact that Iran has been totally OBLITERATED, Militarily, and otherwise, you would think that Iran is actually winning or, at the very least, doing quite well — But that’s not true, and The New York Times knows that it’s FAKE NEWS! When does this Corrupt Media Outlet apologize for their LIES and horrible actions against me, my supporters, and our Country itself! HAVE THEY NO SHAME? HAVE THEY NO SENSE OF DECENCY? President DONALD J. TRUMP.”&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-we-were-all-having-a-great-time-stepbrother-charged-in-shocking-cruise-ship-killing-of-teen-anna-kepner-who-was-she-know-all-about-her-family-1776114384797">'We were all having a great time': Stepbrother charged in shocking cruise ship killing of teen Anna Kepner. Who was she? Know all about her family</a>

<h2>Trump deletes Jesus post</h2>Trump deleted a social media post on Monday after backlash from religious leaders, who accused him of blasphemy over an AI-generated image that appeared to depict him in a Jesus-like role. The image, shared on his Truth Social account late Sunday, showed Trump wearing flowing red and white robes, appearing to heal a sick man by touching his forehead, with a glowing effect around his hand and head. An American flag was visible in the background, while several figures looked on in apparent reverence.&nbsp;The post was removed the following day. When questioned about it, Trump denied that the image was meant to portray him as Jesus Christ, saying: "I did post it, and I thought it was me as a doctor and had to do Red Cross," he told journalists. "It's supposed to be me as a doctor, making people better. And I do make people better. I make people a lot better."&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/hormuz-crisis-asia-braces-for-food-shock-1776100476820/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/hormuz-crisis-asia-braces-for-food-shock-1776100476820/embed</a>&nbsp;Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, the US, Gulf nations, and non-state actors like Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, Islamic State, and others. Claims and counterclaims, disinformation and misinformation are being made online and offline. Given this context, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos.

Trump lashes out at The New York Times, calling its reporting “fake news” and demanding accountability from the media outlet

US President Donald Trump criticised The New York Times, accusing the publication of biased reporting and labeling its coverage as ‘fake news’. In a strongly worded statement, Trump renewed his long-running attacks on the media outlet, demanding greater accountability and questioning its credibility. The remarks add to an ongoing feud between Trump and major US news organisations. In the Truth Social post, the president wrote, “For those people that still read The Failing New York Times and, despite the fact that Iran has been totally OBLITERATED, Militarily, and otherwise, you would think that Iran is actually winning or, at the very least, doing quite well — But that’s not true, and The New York Times knows that it’s FAKE NEWS! When does this Corrupt Media Outlet apologize for their LIES and horrible actions against me, my supporters, and our Country itself! HAVE THEY NO SHAME? HAVE THEY NO SENSE OF DECENCY? President DONALD J. TRUMP.” Also Read: 'We were all having a great time': Stepbrother charged in shocking cruise ship killing of teen Anna Kepner. Who was she? Know all about her family

Donald Trump lashed out at The New York Times, calling its reporting ‘fake news’ and accusing the media outlet of bias and misleading coverage

'FAKE NEWS! Have they no shame?': Trump hits out at New York Times over Iran war coverage

On Friday (Jan 2), Donald Trump warned Iran not to use force on protesters. He assured Iranians that the US will come to their rescue “if Iran shoots and violently kills peaceful protesters” and he further mentioned violence to be “their custom”. He added on his Truth Social post, “We are locked and loaded and ready to go. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J TRUMP.”&nbsp;Iran’s leadership hit back at the warning, with Ali Larijani, a senior adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, saying on Friday that any US interference in Iranian protests would lead to chaos across the region. His remarks came after Trump warned Washington would intervene if Iran used lethal force against peaceful demonstrators.&nbsp;Ali Larijani, a senior adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei hit back at Trump’s warning. He said any US interference in Iranian protests would lead more turbulence in the region. Larijani’s remarks came after the US president’s warning indicating that Washington would not keep silent if Tehran used lethal force against peaceful protesters. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/read-how-nearly-three-years-after-the-death-of-mahsa-amini-visuals-from-the-protest-are-being-used-as-a-rallying-cry-for-civil-unrest-in-iran-1750394238715">Who is Mahsa Amini? How Israel is using Mahsa Amini protest to destabilise Iran</a> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;“Iranians know US “rescue” record well, from Iraq and Afghanistan to Gaza. Any intervening hand-nearing <a href="https://x.com/hashtag/Iran_Security?src=hashtag_click">#Iran_Security</a> on pretexts will be cut off with a#Regret_Inducing_Response. Iran’s national security is a <a href="https://x.com/hashtag/Red_Line?src=hashtag_click">#Red_Line</a>, not material for adventurist tweets,” Ali Shamkhani, Khamenei's aide posted.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Iranians know US “rescue” record well, from Iraq and Afghanistan to Gaza. Any intervening hand-nearing <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Iran_Security?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Iran_Security</a> on pretexts will be cut off with a#Regret_Inducing_Response. Iran’s national security is a <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Red_Line?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Red_Line</a>, notmaterial for adventurist tweets.&mdash; علی شمخانی (@alishamkhani_ir) <a href="https://twitter.com/alishamkhani_ir/status/2007035910916071675?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 2, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

The country is seeing these protests after the nationwide demonstrations in 2022 following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Jina Amini. She died in police custody after her detention over hijab rules.

Trump assured Iranians that the US will come to their rescue “if Iran shoots and violently kills peaceful protesters” and he further mentioned violence to be “their custom” in his social media post.

On Friday (Jan 2), Donald Trump warned Iran not to use force on protesters. He assured Iranians that the US will come to their rescue “if Iran shoots and violently kills peaceful protesters” and he further mentioned violence to be “their custom”. He added on his Truth Social post, “We are locked and loaded and ready to go. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J TRUMP.” Iran’s leadership hit back at the warning, with Ali Larijani, a senior adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, saying on Friday that any US interference in Iranian protests would lead to chaos across the region. His remarks came after Trump warned Washington would intervene if Iran used lethal force against peaceful demonstrators. Ali Larijani, a senior adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei hit back at Trump’s warning. He said any US interference in Iranian protests would lead more turbulence in the region. Larijani’s remarks came after the US president’s warning indicating that Washington would not keep silent if Tehran used lethal force against peaceful protesters. Also read: Who is Mahsa Amini? How Israel is using Mahsa Amini protest to destabilise Iran “Iranians know US “rescue” record well, from Iraq and Afghanistan to Gaza. Any intervening hand-nearing #Iran_Security on pretexts will be cut off with a#Regret_Inducing_Response. Iran’s national security is a #Red_Line, not material for adventurist tweets,” Ali Shamkhani, Khamenei's aide posted.

Trump assured Iranians that the US will come to their rescue “if Iran shoots and violently kills peaceful protesters” and he further mentioned violence to be “their custom” in his social media post.

'If Iran shoots protesters..." America will rescue, Trump warns Khamenei regime against violence

US President Donald Trump, on Friday (January 2), in a Truth Social post, said that he is in perfect health and that he has passed the test for the third straight time. He wrote, "The White House Doctors have just reported that I am in “PERFECT HEALTH,” and that I “ACED” (Meaning, was correct on 100% of the questions asked!), for the third straight time, my Cognitive Examination, something which no other President, or previous Vice President, was willing to take. P.S., I strongly believe that anyone running for President, or Vice President, should be mandatorily forced to take a strong, meaningful, and proven Cognitive Examination. Our great Country cannot be run by “STUPID” or INCOMPETENT PEOPLE! President DJT.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/warren-buffett-in-last-interview-as-berkshire-hathaway-ceo-says-firm-will-last-another-century-1767353287469">Warren Buffett, in last interview as Berkshire Hathaway CEO, says firm will last another century</a><h2>Read the post here</h2>

In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, US President Donald Trump addressed concerns about his health, including the noticeable bruises on his hands, an MRI he had, and his tendency to nod off during public meetings. Trump attributed his health to "very good genetics" and offered a rare glimpse into his medical habits, some of which he admitted were driven by "superstition." His comments contrasted with the more cautious explanations provided by White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt in the past months.&nbsp;Since his return to office in January, questions about Trump’s health have persisted, especially after photos showing dark bruises on his hands circulated. Leavitt had previously brushed off these concerns, often attributing the bruises to frequent handshaking or his daily aspirin use. However, Trump revealed a different explanation. He confirmed that he takes 325 milligrams of aspirin each day—four times the typical low-dose amount—despite doctors advising him to reduce it. Trump explained that this long-standing habit was tied to superstition, noting that he believes aspirin helps thin his blood, and he doesn’t want to risk "thick blood" running through his heart.

I am in 'PERFECT HEALTH', says US President Donald Trump in his latest Truth Social post

US President Donald Trump, on Friday (January 2), in a Truth Social post, said that he is in perfect health and that he has passed the test for the third straight time. He wrote, "The White House Doctors have just reported that I am in “PERFECT HEALTH,” and that I “ACED” (Meaning, was correct on 100% of the questions asked!), for the third straight time, my Cognitive Examination, something which no other President, or previous Vice President, was willing to take. P.S., I strongly believe that anyone running for President, or Vice President, should be mandatorily forced to take a strong, meaningful, and proven Cognitive Examination. Our great Country cannot be run by “STUPID” or INCOMPETENT PEOPLE! President DJT. Also Read: Warren Buffett, in last interview as Berkshire Hathaway CEO, says firm will last another century Read the post here

Donald Trump, in his latest post on Truth Social said that he's in "perfect health" and aced his third cognitive exam, suggesting all presidential candidates should take a similar test

Additionally, Rob's son, Nick Reiner has also been arrested and is in custody on $4 million bail, according to the LASD Inmate Center records.

Additionally, Rob's son, Nick Reiner has also been arrested and is in custody on $4 million bail, according to the LASD Inmate Center records.

‘Mentally unfit for presidency’: A look at Rob Reiner’s most controversial remarks on US President Donald Trump

A single post by the winner of the 2024 United States presidential election Donald Trump on Truth Social boosted the stock value of his media company, Trump Media and Technology Group, increasing his net worth by approximately $500 million, CNN reported.

Earlier, Trump Media’s stock had been declining following an initial spike after his election victory earlier in the week. By the time the market opened on Friday, the stock had dropped 42 per cent from its peak on Wednesday.

In the stock market, it’s common for traders to buy shares ahead of a favourable event for a company, only to sell afterwards to secure their profits. This pattern was playing out with Trump Media until the former president intervened.

On Friday (Nov 8), when the stock was falling again, Trump took to his social media platform and said he had no plans to sell his shares in the company. "There are fake, untrue, and probably illegal rumours and/or statements made by, perhaps, market manipulators or short sellers, that I am interested in selling shares of Truth," the former president wrote.&nbsp;

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Following his post, the stock rebounded, climbing almost 15 per cent by the end of the day (Nov 8). As the company’s largest shareholder, Trump owns around 114.75 million shares, which rose in value from $3.2 billion to $3.7 billion after the rally. Over the week, however, Trump Media’s stock had only gained about 4.4 per cent.

In the lead-up to the election, while Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris were closely matched in most polls, betting markets leaned towards the Republican, leading investors to invest heavily in assets they believed would be influenced by his leadership.

This optimism fueled a roughly 200 per cent surge in Trump Media stock over the six weeks before the election. Earlier this year, in September, Trump said that he wouldn’t be selling his shares or leaving the platform he created.

With nearly 115 million shares, Trump holds about 53 per cent of Trump Media, which brought his stake’s worth to around $3.7 billion at Friday’s stock price, while the total market cap of the company was close to $7 billion.

(With inputs from agencies)

A single post by the winner of the 2024 United States presidential election Donald Trump on Truth Social boosted the stock value of his media company, Trump Media and Technology Group, increasing his net worth by approximately $500 million, CNN reported.

A single post by the winner of the 2024 United States presidential election Donald Trump on Truth Social boosted the stock value of his media company, Trump Media and Technology Group, increasing his net worth by approximately $500 million, CNN reported. Earlier, Trump Media’s stock had been declining following an initial spike after his election victory earlier in the week. By the time the market opened on Friday, the stock had dropped 42 per cent from its peak on Wednesday. In the stock market, it’s common for traders to buy shares ahead of a favourable event for a company, only to sell afterwards to secure their profits. This pattern was playing out with Trump Media until the former president intervened. On Friday (Nov 8), when the stock was falling again, Trump took to his social media platform and said he had no plans to sell his shares in the company. "There are fake, untrue, and probably illegal rumours and/or statements made by, perhaps, market manipulators or short sellers, that I am interested in selling shares of Truth," the former president wrote. Also read: ‘Had he gotten out sooner...,’ Democrats blast Biden for defeat against Trump Following his post, the stock rebounded, climbing almost 15 per cent by the end of the day (Nov 8). As the company’s largest shareholder, Trump owns around 114.75 million shares, which rose in value from $3.2 billion to $3.7 billion after the rally. Over the week, however, Trump Media’s stock had only gained about 4.4 per cent. In the lead-up to the election, while Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris were closely matched in most polls, betting markets leaned towards the Republican, leading investors to invest heavily in assets they believed would be influenced by his leadership. This optimism fueled a roughly 200 per cent surge in Trump Media stock over the six weeks before the election. Earlier this year, in September, Trump said that he wouldn’t be selling his shares or leaving the platform he created. With nearly 115 million shares, Trump holds about 53 per cent of Trump Media, which brought his stake’s worth to around $3.7 billion at Friday’s stock price, while the total market cap of the company was close to $7 billion. (With inputs from agencies)

One Truth Social post adds $500 million to Trump’s net worth

Following George Clooney's op-ed in which he urged United States President Joe&nbsp;Biden to withdraw from the presidential race, presumptive Republican&nbsp;nominee Donald Trump&nbsp;on Wednesday (July 10) said that&nbsp;the American actor and filmmaker should&nbsp;stay out of politics.&nbsp;

In a post on Truth Social, Trump said, "So now fake movie actor George Clooney, who never came close to making a great movie, is getting into the act."&nbsp;

“He’s turned on Crooked Joe like the rats they both are. What does Clooney know about anything?” he wrote.

"Clooney should get out of politics and go back to television. Movies never really worked for him!!!" the former US president added.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In an&nbsp;op-ed, published in the New York Times, the Hollywood actor who is also a longtime Democrat wrote, "We are not going to win in November with this president."&nbsp;

“I love Joe Biden. As a senator. As a vice president and as president. I consider him a friend and I believe in him. Believe in his character. Believe in his morals. In the last four years, he’s won many of the battles he’s faced,” he added.

“But the one battle he cannot win is the fight against time. None of us can,” Clooney continued.&nbsp;

“It’s devastating to say it, but the Joe Biden I was with three weeks ago at the fund-raiser was not the Joe 'big F-ing deal'&nbsp;Biden of 2010. He wasn’t even the Joe Biden of 2020. He was the same man we all witnessed at the debate,” said the American actor.

Clooney also said that even though Biden stepping aside would be messy, it would be worth it.&nbsp;

“Joe Biden is a hero; he saved democracy in 2020. We need him to do it again in 2024,” Clooney wrote.

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“He uses the Democrat ‘talking point’ that Biden, the WORST President in the history of the United States, has ‘saved our Democracy,’” the presumptive Republican presidential candidate said.&nbsp;

“No, Crooked Joe was the one who WEAPONIZED Law Enforcement against his political Opponent, who created the most devastating INFLATION in the history of our Country, who Embarrassed our Nation in Afghanistan, and whose crazy Open Border Policy has allowed millions of people to illegally pour into our Country, many from prisons and mental institutions,” Trump wrote.

“Crooked Joe Biden didn’t save our Democracy, he brought our Democracy to its knees,” he added.

Following the incumbent US president's disappointing performance against his predecessor&nbsp;in the presidential debate last month, an increasing number of Democrats have publicly urged the president to withdraw from the race. However, the White House and Biden's supporters have insisted that the incumbent will not drop out of the race.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Following George Clooney's op-ed in which he urged United States President Joe Biden to withdraw from the presidential race, presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump on Wednesday (July 10) said that the American actor and filmmaker should stay out of politics.

Following George Clooney's op-ed in which he urged United States President Joe Biden to withdraw from the presidential race, presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump on Wednesday (July 10) said that the American actor and filmmaker should stay out of politics. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said, "So now fake movie actor George Clooney, who never came close to making a great movie, is getting into the act." “He’s turned on Crooked Joe like the rats they both are. What does Clooney know about anything?” he wrote. "Clooney should get out of politics and go back to television. Movies never really worked for him!!!" the former US president added. In an op-ed, published in the New York Times, the Hollywood actor who is also a longtime Democrat wrote, "We are not going to win in November with this president." “I love Joe Biden. As a senator. As a vice president and as president. I consider him a friend and I believe in him. Believe in his character. Believe in his morals. In the last four years, he’s won many of the battles he’s faced,” he added. “But the one battle he cannot win is the fight against time. None of us can,” Clooney continued. “It’s devastating to say it, but the Joe Biden I was with three weeks ago at the fund-raiser was not the Joe 'big F-ing deal' Biden of 2010. He wasn’t even the Joe Biden of 2020. He was the same man we all witnessed at the debate,” said the American actor. Clooney also said that even though Biden stepping aside would be messy, it would be worth it. “Joe Biden is a hero; he saved democracy in 2020. We need him to do it again in 2024,” Clooney wrote. Also read: 'We are imposing sanctions,' US, G7 condemn Israel's settlement expansion in West Bank “He uses the Democrat ‘talking point’ that Biden, the WORST President in the history of the United States, has ‘saved our Democracy,’” the presumptive Republican presidential candidate said. “No, Crooked Joe was the one who WEAPONIZED Law Enforcement against his political Opponent, who created the most devastating INFLATION in the history of our Country, who Embarrassed our Nation in Afghanistan, and whose crazy Open Border Policy has allowed millions of people to illegally pour into our Country, many from prisons and mental institutions,” Trump wrote. “Crooked Joe Biden didn’t save our Democracy, he brought our Democracy to its knees,” he added. Following the incumbent US president's disappointing performance against his predecessor in the presidential debate last month, an increasing number of Democrats have publicly urged the president to withdraw from the race. However, the White House and Biden's supporters have insisted that the incumbent will not drop out of the race. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump slams George Clooney over op-ed calling on Biden to quit US presidential race: 'Get out of politics...'