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Donald Trump appeared to lose track of his words during a Fox News conference, calling Jerome Powell "Fed Hair" instead of "Fed Chair" sparking health fears

President Trump announced the Trump Gold Card immigration initiative is now live, promising a streamlined citizenship path for qualified and vetted applicants.

Fox News has now revealed the president's private schedule in a breaking announcement as they shared his busy lifestyle despite scrutiny around his health. Over the 12 days covered in the internal schedule obtained by Fox Digital, Trump is on the books for 10 hours a day, averaging around 21 separate meetings, calls or events per day.

Fox News was airing a live press conference when president Donald Trump appeared to momentarily "freeze" and lose his train of thought. During the remarks, he was discussing the latest interest rate cuts, which have lowered borrowing costs in the United States for the third time in 2025, while also criticising Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

"Trump caught dozing off during live broadcast, blurts out '$12 million' in embarrassing mishap. Critics howl at this low moment. 😳

BBC lawsuit: The British broadcaster said in a statement Tuesday morning that it will defend itself against President Trump’s $10 billion defamation lawsuit over the editing of video clips of Mr. Trump in a documentary. In the past, the BBC has apologized for errors in editing a speech Mr. Trump made on Jan. 6, 2021, but denied institutional bias.

Shortly after the Trump administration carried out its first known attack on an alleged drug vessel in the Caribbean in early September, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared with his old colleagues on Fox News’s “Fox and Friends” to brag about the precision of the operation.

President Donald Trump participates in the presentation of the Mexican Border Defense Medal on Dec. 15, 2025.

Republicans in Congress accused Washington, D.C.’s police department of lowering its crime statistics by reclassifying certain incidents as lesser charges, in their latest effort to buttress President Trump’s federal takeover of law enforcement and the National Guard deployment in the capital city.