Former U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss backs President Donald Trump’s $1B lawsuit threat against the BBC, calling the broadcaster a "laughingstock" and urging it be defunded.

Donald Trump has yet again fueled rumors about his declining cognitive abilities after he mixed up words multiple times and visibly struggled to clap at a recent public address, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

"President Trump's nodding off mid-speech sparks wild clap! What's the story behind his unexpected wake-up moment? 🤔 #Trump #WildClap"

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he would likely sue the BBC next week for as much as $5 billion after the British broadcaster admitted it wrongly edited a video of a speech he gave but insisted there was no legal basis for his claim.

Donald Trump is back under fire after mixing up the words “adopt” and “adapt” during a recent speech — a slip that quickly reignited online chatter about his cognitive health. On Thursday, November 13,

Can constitutionally protected speech in America be disrupted because someone in government thinks the speech might produce violence?

Donald Trump tried to invoke the Bible when announcing his foster-care executive order. Paraphrasing the scripture, the president, like always, gave the world more political theater, and his latest move had the internet laughing, wincing, and trying to figure out what chapter he could possibly be quoting from.

The BBC has come under fire over a Panorama documentary that was accused of misleadingly editing a speech by Donald Trump.