Donald Trump’s final day as president saw him issue a flurry of pardons, but the ‘Tiger King’ star wasn’t one of them. He was less than impressed.
James Corden is glad to see the back of Trump, although my favourite video is actually the man himself bidding us ‘bye bye’.
Donald and Melania exited the White House in a chopper, touched down at Joint Base Andrews, and bowed out of the presidency to the beat of ‘YMCA’.
Back from a decent holiday, which included the purchase of a mansion in Beverly Hills, Trevor takes aim at the ‘patriots’ who stormed the Capitol.
As the clock strikes midday in Washington DC, which is 7PM here in South Africa, it becomes former president Donald Trump.
With his Twitter account suspended, a second impeachment in the bag, and the clock ticking on his reign, things aren’t looking too rosy for POTUS.
Trumps’ Biden snub. SA’s vaccine blunders. First Michelin star for vegan restaurant. Kataza darted. Rassie caught COVID-19. Prince Andrew seeks out ‘troll’.
New York City prosecutors are investigating Trump’s company for possible tax, bank, and insurance fraud, with the Seven Springs estate now right in the mix.
During the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, one media outlet featured a man with a distinctly South African twang to his accent going off on an unhinged rant.
You don’t get to spend months attempting to undermine the results of a democratic election, and calling for your supporters to storm the Capitol, and then back away when an insurrection takes place.
Trump impeached for 2nd time. Airbnb cancels DC bookings. US executes only woman on death row. Bruce Willis fail. Rihanna shows off curves.
Yes, that is Arnie holding the sword he carried in the 1982 movie ‘Conan the Barbarian’, and he’s not going to mince his words.
FBI warns of ‘uprising’. Trump impeachment begins – again. Alert level 3 extended. Brexit ham sandwich fiasco. Ivermectin use ‘unethical’. Private equity for All Blacks. Harry and Will make up.
Trump’s former casino, Atlantic City’s Trump Plaza, will be demolished by dynamite on January 29. For the right amount of money, you could push the big red button.
Yesterday, the Electoral College put another nail in the coffin of Trump’s reelection hopes, which is just another in a long line of recent losses.
40-year-old Brandon Bernard was executed via lethal injection in Indiana yesterday, despite the efforts of several high-profile figures to have his sentence reduced to life in jail.
The Trump campaign’s attempts to overturn the result of the US election have been comical at times, but even amidst the rubble, this performance stands out.
During a 46-minute tirade, delivered from the White House’s Diplomatic Reception Room, Trump really went all-in on his greatest hits.
Trump: “See you in four years”. DStv launches streaming service. Mick Schumacher gets F1 seat. UN reclassified cannabis. David Beckham at 70.
Despite not being nominated for a Grammy, The Killers still managed to see the lighter side of it all with some Trump trolling.
Trump has already pardoned Michael Flynn, and reports suggest that the Tiger King himself could be next in line.
Trump will leave ‘if’… Shilton still upset about ‘hand of God’. Salesforce to buy Slack. US right wing news wars. Ramaphosa no confidence vote. Matthew Perry engaged. Trump tunes reporter.
Trump accepts transition. Truth behind Black Friday deals. Getty fortune heir dies. Woolies 60-min delivery service. Pope nails anti-maskers. 2020’s best inventions.
Donald Trump was delighted to learn that his sister, Elizabeth Trump Grau, was speaking out on his behalf. Just the one problem.
I’m not sure what will be more entertaining – the comedy sketch show produced by the Obamas, or the rage tweets that will accompany it.
Trump ‘amateurish’. Ivanka claims harassment. Sarkozy on trial. Scott Disick goes very young. Vardy’s first victory against Rooney.
Another day, another unhinged attack on US democracy, this time fronted by a profusely sweating Rudy Giuliani.
This past weekend, Trump supporters marched through the streets of Washington DC, complaining about voter fraud, Antifa, socialism, and so on.
Last week, John focused on the US election. He would have hoped things had drawn to a close by now, more than a week after Joe Biden was declared president-elect, but here we are.
Over the weekend, things between Fox News’ Leland Vittert and Trump 2020 press communications director Erin Perrine turned rather sour, rather quickly.