US President Donald Trump don tok say im "no see" di part of di social media video wey show racist clip wey present Barack ...

The White House initially defended Trump's post, saying it was "from an internet meme video." But after backlash — including ...

The White House initially defended the post, which depicted the former president and first lady as apes. Following widespread ...

College professors are facing censorship and self-censorship as Donald Trump’s administration emboldens state lawmakers to ...

The Republican senator's comments on Trump's post are a departure for Scott, the longest-serving Black senator in American ...

President Donald Trump's Truth Social account shared, then deleted, a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes. Why ...

The White House criticized "fake outrage" over Trump's post of former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama appearing as ...

The source of all this commotion was a screengrab of a video Trump posted on Truth Social depicting the heads of former first ...

Tim Scott, the only Black Republican in the U.S. Senate, saw it for exactly what it is. Not denouncing it isn’t restraint. It ...

Trump has since removed the post from his Truth Social page. It's no secret President Donald Trump and the Obamas don't get ...

The video posted by Trump depicting the Obamas as apes is an escalation in the assault that is likely to come on voting ...

The White House announced that a racist video shared by President Trump, showing Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys, was ...