What's Up With Trump's Angry Neck Rash? We Asked The Experts.
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The White House explanation mostly checks out. Mostly.
An angry rash spotted on the back of President Donald Trump’s neck on Monday sparked rumors aplenty, given Trump’s advanced age, refusal to share his health records, persistent bruising, swollen ankles, covert MRIs, and increasing propensity for falling asleep during meetings.
The White House told HuffPost Trump is “using a very common cream” and described it as “a preventative skin treatment” that will cause redness “for a few weeks.”
Which is descriptive ― but deliberately sidesteps diagnosing the condition itself.
So what’s actually going on?
Dr. Elizabeth Bahar Houshmand, a double board certified dermatologist, was willing to speculate.
The former MSNBC host said he was sorry to the president and defense secretary ― all in the name of sarcasm.
The Middle East's influence on world sports has surged as countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar host major events and become crucial financial backers.
VoteVets delivered a "Call of Duty"-themed zinger.
The Iranian Red Crescent Society said the U.S.-Israeli operation has killed at least 787 people.
"Where is the lie?" asked one critic.
The "Daily Show" host tore into the president for dragging the nation into a war that he has failed to justify.
The president used a somber occasion to brag about his ballroom... and his taste in drapes.
He claimed they were addressing an "imminent threat," while citing longer term goals as well.
The deceased 53-year-old suspect was wearing clothes bearing the phrase, "Property of Allah."
The case, Mirabelli v. Bonta, focused on whether parents can be notified if their child expresses gender nonconformity or changes pronouns at school.
“The American people should ask questions and demand answers when our blood is shed,” said combat veteran Johnny “Joey” Jones.
This marks the full defeat of one of Trump’s earliest autocratic moves to consolidate power over civil society.
That looks painful!