President Donald Trump loves offering outlandish ideas and then repeating them until they start to become mainstream — even if they don't always come to fruition. Some notions that once felt far-fetched are now the norm,

In November 2025, a rumor spread online that U.S. President Donald Trump had moved the historic Resolute Desk from the Oval Office to Mar-a-Lago. Nearly every American president has used the Resolute Desk since Queen Victoria gifted it to President Rutherford B. Hayes in 1880.

However, more and more psychologists have started to agree with Newsom's dementia diagnosis. Dr. John Garner, who co-hosts the Shrinking Trump podcast, said Trump's confusion, bizarre and incoherent rambling, and memory lapses are signs of "immense cognitive decline."

While showing off the Oval Office during an interview with Laura Ingraham, President Donald Trump clarified that the new gold additions to the walls were real gold. In May, rumors suggested that the appliqués might have been plastic pieces purchased at Home Depot and spray-painted.

In November 2025, a photo circulated online that some social media users said authentically showed U.S. President Donald Trump looking on as a man fainted during a White House news conference in November 2025 (archived,

President Donald Trump's Truth Social post about Taylor Swift has resurfaced online after he was booed during the Washington Commanders versus Detroit Lions game on Sunday. Newsweek reached out to Trump's representative via email for comment on Monday outside regular working hours.

Donald Trump was met with loud boos and some cheers during the Commanders and Lions NFL game on Nov. 9, video footage shared online shows. The president faced similar fanfare at several other sporting events earlier this year,

President Donald Trump recently pardoned 70+ people accused of interfering in the 2020 election, including multiple defendants in a Georgia case.

Laura Ingraham's savage shade at Trump left him clueless! The viral moment has viewers in a frenzy. 😱🔥 #Trump #LauraIngraham #Shade

Trump’s BBC lawsuit is “a legal cliff edge,” says attorney Mark Stephens, warning it could do more harm than good.