The entire internet is freaking out over Donald Trump's curious post that seemingly mocks the Catholic religion.

A review of attendees to the first three influencer briefings shows an overwhelmingly right-leaning guest list.

Trump appointees tried to get to work at the Library of Congress. Staff members at the library refused — and called the Capitol Police.

President Trump’s White House has repeatedly shown that it’s not shy about leaning into internet jokes and memes that stir controversy, even on the administration’s official social media accounts. This past weekend was no different.

The White House posted an AI-generated photo of U.S. President Donald Trump depicted as the pope. Trump first released the photo on Truth Social Friday night. The image depicts Trump in papal attire with a crucifix around his neck.

At least one U.S. bishop said President Donald Trump needs to apologize, and even his closest prelate in the church, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, said it was "not good."

Day after stirring controversy over Trump's AI image as Pope, the White House has sparked a fresh row by sharing yet another AI-generated image of the US President depicted as a muscular Jedi to mark Star Wars Day,