Barack Obama tore into his successor in a roaring eulogy for a civil rights icon that Donald Trump claimed to be good friends with. Former President Barack Obama, 64, took several thinly-veiled swipes at “those in high office” as he honored Rev.

The president later grumbled about the “Radical Left Democrats” who disapprove of his decision, which is expected to be a lengthy military operation.

Trump holds stronger in‑party support at this point in his term than other recent presidents did at the same stage.

Michelle Obama criticized the Trump administration behavior on podcast, saying such conduct wouldn't be accepted from the "first Black family" in White House.

Listing off the 44th POTUS’ entire name, the posting repeated remarks Trump made earlier Monday during a White House Medal of Honor ceremony about Obama and the since torn-up 20

Despite pledging to end “endless wars,” Trump’s second term has seen U.S. military operations across the world.

A viral podcast moment last month reignited speculation about extraterrestrials and prompted President Donald Trump’s commitment to kickstarting the release of government files on flying saucers. But neither records nor details about their release have surfaced,