In a post on Truth Social, President Trump announced Friday afternoon that Richard Grenell is leaving the Kennedy Center. The arts complex is scheduled to close in July for renovations.
Melania at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, on January 29, 2026.'/Open
In 1964, he was one of the first three African Americans to compete in wrestling at the Games. He went on to have a distinguished coaching career.
Trump tapped Grenell for the role last year and today's move comes as the president seeks to make major changes to the performing arts center, including a two-year closure for renovations that will begin this summer.
Rob Schmitt "hit a nerve" with Jimmy Kimmel again. After Kimmel cried about NEWSMAX in one of his recent nightly "Trump-deranged liberal therapy sessions," Schmitt hit the former legitimate comedian with some reality.
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On Friday's "Ed Henry The Big Take," former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani discussed the Islamist terror threat after two attacks in Virginia and Michigan.
April Stonehouse, a forensic science professor at Arizona State University, said the flashlight represents "a great source of DNA."
Michael Cohen now claims he was pressured in the Trump case, raising serious questions about Letitia James and the $450M judgment. Please head to the website to purchase some merch: www.nelliemiranda.com
As small-scale attacks target houses of worship, law enforcement and religious leaders are prepared but anxious about what’s next.
In a first-ever case, most of the nine defendants were convicted of providing support to terrorists. Only one defendant was convicted of attempted murder of a police officer.
A dramatic apartment rescue in subzero Michigan temperatures. A wind-whipped house fire on the California coast. A Christmas Day blaze with a downed power line blocking the way. A fully engulfed camper in a crowded Pennsylvania campground. These are the fires at the center of American Inferno, a new NewsNation digital series hosted by Lt. Bryan Mathiau of the Manchester, Connecticut, Fire Department. For more than a decade, firefighter and veteran Bryan Mathiau has run toward danger. Now, he takes you inside destructive fires across America. Through raw, first-hand helmet-cam footage and his expert perspective, witness the razor-thin margins of life-or-death decisions made in real-time. From heroic rescues of families trapped in sub-zero…