The White House slammed the "radical left" in a social media post Sunday, showing an AI-generated image of President Donald Trump wielding a lightsaber in celebration of May the Fourth ...

WASHINGTON - The White House on Friday posted an image of President Donald Trump dressed as the pope on X, sparking both backlash and glee on social media. The picture comes after Trump jokingly ...

The official White House X and Instagram accounts on Sunday posted an AI-generated image of Donald Trump as a beefed-up Jedi in celebration of “Star Wars” day. The post read, “Happy May the ...

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt when asked about the AI-generated image of Donald Trump dressed as the pope, defended the President, saying he had traveled to Italy to attend Pope ...

The president suggested Catholics, who have criticized the apparently A.I.-generated image, were not offended ... pope that was shared on his and White House social media accounts over the ...

"Actually, I would not be able to be married. though," he ... about Catholic frustration with the image during a question and answer session at the White House. "They can't take a joke," Trump ...

The image depicted Trump in a white clerical coat and a bishop’s hat, and was posted without a caption on both the White House and Trump accounts nearly a week after Trump attended the funeral ...

Make the Galaxy Great Again. The White House has heralded Star Wars Day with an eye-catching AI-generated image of a buff-looking President Trump wielding a red lightsaber and characterizing him ...

Now another image is going around allegedly posted by the White House on May the 4th showing Trump as a muscular Jedi with a lightsaber. It's also legit. The official White House X and Instagram ...

US President Donald Trump posted an AI image of himself as the pope ... It was then reshared by the White House on its official X account. It came less than a week after Trump, who is himself ...

While the president insisted he did not know about the image of himself as pope, it was posted by the White House on the social platform X, formerly Twitter, and by his own Truth Social account ...

The image, which was shared on Trump's social media and the official White House account on Friday evening ... He added, "Actually, I would not be able to be married, though.