Mar. 16, 2025
Former President Donald Trump.Photo: Elijah Nouvelage/Bloomberg via Getty
An appeals group at Facebook found Wednesday that the platform was correct in banning former PresidentDonald Trumpfrom both Facebook and Instagram in the wake of theU.S. Capitol attack.
But the Facebook Oversight Board said the company must review that “vague” penalty within six months and either reverse it or adjust its rules to more clearly match the punishment.
“The Oversight Board has upheld Facebook’s decision to suspend Mr.
Mar. 16, 2025
Amid all that politicking, Trump, 73,paused to wishthe U.S. Navy a happy 244th birthday.
Youngest daughterTiffany Trump, however, received no such well-wishes even though she turned 26 on Sunday.
The absence was more conspicuous as others in the family sent their love, includingIvanka Trump, the president’s eldest daughter and a senior White House aide.
Her sister-in-law,Lara Trump, alsoposted a happy birthday message. (The two, born one day and 11 years apart, are “almost birthday twins,” Lara wrote.
Mar. 16, 2025
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While taking yet another shot atnewly-announced Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, PresidentDonald Trumpsaid he considers himself a “young, vibrant man.”
“Mr. President, how old is too old to be president?” a reporter asked Trump, 72, during a press pool at the White House on Friday.
“I just feel like a young man. I’m so young,” the president said. “I can’t believe it. I’m the youngest person. I am a young, vibrant man.
Mar. 16, 2025
Donald Trumphad trouble obtaining counsel for his arraignment in Florida on Tuesday, a legal source tells PEOPLE, after two of his lawyers quit the same day a federal indictment was made public.
Amid the chaos of the indictment being unsealed on Friday, two of Trump’s attorneys – Jim Trusty and John Rowley — announced theywere stepping back from their roles.
With his latest legal troubles, Trump appears to be facing another challenge: finding people to represent him in the case.
Mar. 16, 2025
Tony Schwartz.Photo: Showtime
Donald Trumpis “not capable of remorse,” says the ghostwriter who helped the former president write his 1987 memoir.
In a clip shared exclusively with PEOPLE, Tony Schwartz, who helped pen Trump’s bookThe Art of the Deal, tells Showtime’s political documentary seriesThe Circusthat, according to his experience, the 45th president “is so deeply sociopathic that I don’t think there is any capacity for empathy or any capacity for remorse.