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President Trump tours the new migrant detention facility, a visionary blend of incarceration and wetlands conservation.
Documenting the chaos since day one — one awful day at a time.

President Trump tours the new migrant detention facility, a visionary blend of incarceration and wetlands conservation.

Trump explains how more spending will totally make NATO great again, while Rubio and Hegseth perfect their 'nod-and-smile' routine.

President Trump arrives at NATO summit ready to redefine 'unity' with a side of tariffs and territorial jokes.

Ukrainian rescuers performing their daily workout routine, courtesy of peace negotiations that never quite materialized.

Trump and Sharaa, two men destined to save Syria with charisma alone. What could possibly go wrong?

Truman signs the Marshall Plan, blissfully unaware that decades later a reality TV star would try to undo it all with a magic wand of 'America First'.

ships on the Panama Canal
In yet another episode of 'What on Earth is Trump Thinking?', our wannabe emperor is eyeing a military escapade in Panama, an absurd ambition rooted in a cocktail of nostalgia and greed. The Pentagon is drafting strategies not for national security, but for the comedic relief of world leaders watching America stick its nose where it doesn’t belong—again! While our president falsely claims the Panama Canal is a pawn of China, he’s really just playing geopolitical Monopoly, seeking to ‘reclaim’ history with a shiny military toy. It's a farce that the man-child in charge thinks he can bully an entire nation for a century-old waterway. Meanwhile, Panama responds with resilience, reminding us that the canal is theirs—no matter how loudly Trump shouts for his toys!

Ukrainian soldiers in the back of a truck head north on the outskirts of Pokrovsk on Dec. 29. (Ed Ram/For The Washington Post)
The U.S. pulls the rug from under Ukraine's feet by suspending vital satellite imagery services, proving yet again that political games are more important than lives on the line. As Trump's administration abandons allies in their greatest hour of need, Ukrainian soldiers are left to fend for themselves without the crucial intel they rely on to outsmart Russian forces. Talk about a betrayal, all in the name of a flimsy peace deal—a nice way to send a message while soldiers risk everything. But hey, at least we're still focused on our 'contractual commitments'... whatever that means when it comes to actual support for a country under siege.

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The Kremlin must be rolling in laughter as Trump's foreign policy rewrites decades of reason with a crayon. Here we see the White House eagerly aligning with Moscow's backwards vision while pretending to back democracy—what a charade! Trump’s grip on sanity has apparently loosened further, giving a personal invitation for Putin to take notes on how to manipulate the 'new' America. The irony runs deep: as America spends over a hundred billion to arm Ukraine, our leaders can’t wait to sit down with war criminals over a cup of tea and discuss ‘partnerships.’ Bravo, America! You’ve outdone yourself in sheer absurdity!

Nothing says 'let's destroy NATO' like a friendly chat at the Munich Security Conference between JD Vance and Mark Rutte.

Trump shopping for countries like he's at a garage sale, with Greenland and Panama as his latest impulse buys.

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Trump is doubling down on his Gaza real estate fantasy, now threatening to cut aid to Jordan and Egypt if they don’t agree to forcibly absorb displaced Palestinians—because what’s a little diplomatic blackmail in the middle of a humanitarian crisis? Meanwhile, he’s issued an ultimatum to Hamas: return all hostages by Saturday or “all hell will break out.” (because the president has the vocabulary of an 8 year old) Asked what that means, Trump played his favorite game: vague threats of military action. And in case his “Gaza is a real estate opportunity” idea wasn’t dystopian enough, he also clarified that Palestinians wouldn’t be allowed to return. Because nothing says stability and peace like ethnic cleansing with a luxury resort on top.

Flowers decorated as an American flag are seen on a road leading to the U.S. Embassy compound ahead of its official opening in Jerusalem on May 13, 2018. (Ariel Schalit/AP)
Trump’s latest fever dream? Kicking out 2 million Palestinians and turning Gaza into a beachfront real estate project. Speaking alongside Netanyahu, Trump declared the U.S. would "own" Gaza, resettle its population elsewhere, and redevelop the ruins into a luxury resort hub—because when he looks at a humanitarian crisis, he sees a casino opportunity. The global response has been overwhelmingly negative (except from Netanyahu, who called it a “remarkable idea”), and many have rightfully labeled it ethnic cleansing. Even Trump’s own party freaked out when he suggested sending U.S. troops to oversee the process, forcing him to walk that part back. But his administration is still pushing the idea that Palestinians must be forcibly removed for Gaza to be rebuilt—a plan that sounds less like diplomacy and more like a dystopian real estate pitch.

The statue of Hans Egede, the Dano-Norwegian Lutheran missionary who founded Nuuk, overlooks the capital city in Greenland. (Sebastien Van Malleghem for The Washington Post)
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Trump tries to ban tiktok then congratulates himself for saving it

Trump, seen here with a copy of Risk, contemplating his next 'strategic acquisition'.

Donald Trump Jr. lands in Nuuk, Greenland, because who doesn't love a good annexation trip complete with scenic fjords and geopolitical tension?

An aerial view of the future Trump Greenland Golf Resort, complete with snow-covered fairways and a potential new base for 'national security'—because that's not ominous at all.

Trump's real estate portfolio gets an international upgrade: Greenland and the Panama Canal (pending reality check).