Even by the standards we’re all used to, President Donald Trump’s performance at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on Friday night was strange. And the fact of it – from the style of his halting speech to the substance of his vengeful message to a group of journalists who had handed him a microphone –
“Love Island USA” season 8 contestant Kenzie Annis slammed rumors that she is a Trump supporter. Speculation began to spread among the “Love Island” fandom earlier in the season after fans began posting unverified screenshots from Kenzie’s Instagram account of her standing in front of Trump flags. On Thursday, she directly addressed the claims during
Michael Kratsios, US President Donald Trump’s chief science adviser, released a report this week that reinvents how science is funded in the country. Credit: Daniel Heuer/Bloomberg via Getty Washington D.C. It was a big week for science in US President Donald Trump’s administration. On Tuesday, the president’s chief scientific adviser, Michael Kratsios, released a report
In his remarks, Trump appeared cordial and conciliatory, saying that “the second time is always better,” joking and praising the media, stating that he respects “most of them.” “As I said three months ago, the show must go on,” Trump said. The US president also called on Americans to respect freedom of expression. “We resolve
President Donald Trump attended his first White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, with this year’s rescheduled gala held Friday night in Washington, D.C., and delivered some pointed comments to the assembled reporters in a rambling speech that lasted just over an hour, during which he insulted several journalists, politicians and celebrities he had clashed with. “I’m
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent doubled down on his warnings to Chinese AI companies on Wednesday, saying sanctions remain on the table after a White House official accused Moonshot of improperly distilling Anthropic’s Fable model. Model distillation is a common AI training technique in which a smaller model learns from the results of a larger