Melania Trump Told To 'Read The Room' Over Documentary Stunt
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Even one of Trump's onetime lawyers criticized the event.
Melania Trump drew backlash this weekend after hosting a private White House screening of her upcoming documentary, “Melania,” as Minneapolis grappled with further unrest, Alex Pretti was killed by a federal agent (the second such death in the city in recent weeks) and as a major winter storm threatened large swathes of the country.
The lavish do, which was scheduled prior to the shooting, featured a high-profile guest list that included Apple CEO Tim Cook, former boxer Mike Tyson and self-help guru Tony Robbins, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The film’s director, Brett Ratner, who has denied multiple sexual misconduct allegations made during the #MeToo movement, was also in attendance.
As was Donald Trump and the couple’s youngest son, Barron Trump.
Following the event, Melania Trump shared a post on X saying she was “deeply humbled to have been surrounded by an inspiring room of friends, family, and cultural iconoclasts at the White House last night.”
And three other takeways from primary night.
Scrutiny of New Jersey's U.S. Attorney's office has grown since its leadership structure was ruled unlawful.
Gabbard's tweet resurfaced following the resignation of the director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center on Tuesday.
“Arizona will not be bullied into letting any company place itself above state law,” said Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes.
The United Farm Workers said Tuesday that allegations of “abuse of young women or minors” were concerning enough to pause events commemorating Chavez.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) was blunt about the odds of the Senate passing Trump's key priority: "It's not going to pass."
The vice president had previously said that initiating a war in Iran would be “a huge distraction of resources” and “massively expensive to our country.”
A no-alition of the willing.
The tiny pubs recreate the feel of a traditional Irish pub — but are just small enough to fit in a driveway.
The "Last Word" host argued President Donald Trump has once again "disgraced" himself, this time by callously dismissing a significant question.
President Donald Trump and his policies appear to have dampened some optimism among his conservative supporters on “The Five.”
One of the most Jewish districts in the country appears set to forcefully reject the group’s influence.
"When Trump has explicitly stated that he cannot ensure the security of the Iranian national team, we will certainly not travel to America."