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White House Responds to Rosie O'Donnell's Comments on Trump

On August 22, 2026, the White House responded to comedian Rosie O'Donnell's comments about President Trump made during her appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" A White House representative characterized O'Donnell in derogatory terms.

Fox News — Latest

Rashod Bateman Charged with Domestic Violence in Incident Involving Ex-Girlfriend

Rashod Bateman, a wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens, faces three domestic violence charges stemming from an incident in June where he allegedly attacked his ex-girlfriend's car with their newborn child present. The Ravens are aware of the situation and are cooperating with the league while Bateman's legal team has stated they will let the legal process proceed.

New York Times — Politics

Gavin Newsom Endorses Trump's Investment Fund Initiative for Children

California Governor Gavin Newsom has provided an endorsement for President Trump's initiative aimed at creating investment funds for American children born during Trump's time in office. This endorsement stands out due to the contrasting political views of the two leaders.

Al Jazeera English

Editor of Stars and Stripes Reportedly Dismissed

Erik Slavin, the editor-in-chief of Stars and Stripes, has stated that his firing could be linked to his advocacy for editorial independence. The specifics of the situation remain unclear.

Washington Post — Politics

Trump Campaigns for Graham in South Carolina

Former President Donald Trump supported Senator Lindsey Graham during a campaign event in South Carolina. He defended Graham's debate performance, highlighting her focus on key voter concerns like grocery prices.

Washington Examiner

Trump mentions Scott Jennings as potential replacement for Leavitt

President Donald Trump referred to Scott Jennings as a "good option" to succeed Karoline Leavitt as press secretary. Jennings has recently defended White House aide Natalie Harp amid controversy and has reportedly caught the attention of some White House officials. There has been no official decision on Leavitt's replacement.

Ars Technica

Trump signs new national space transportation policy to develop more spaceports

President Donald Trump has signed a new national space transportation policy aimed at developing more spaceports to support over 1,000 launches and reentries per year by 2030. This policy replaces a previous one from 2013 and reflects the significant growth in the U.S. launch sector, particularly led by SpaceX.