The Prince and Princess of Wales added some additional titles during a recent trip to Scotland. This revelation comes hot off the heels of the news that the pair will be given new titles this spring, where they’ll first become the Grantors of Royal Warrants this year. 

The White House and the Department of Justice has denied sexual assault allegations against Donald Trump after they disappeared from the Epstein files.

More files relating to the convicted sex offender were released on Friday (January 30), which included photos of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, kneeling over a woman.

President Trump was also featured in the latest batch of files, with a series of unverified tips about the president that had been collated by the FBI in August 2025.

One claim stated the current POTUS forced a 13 or 14-year-old girl to perform oral sex on him decades ago - something which has been immediately shut down by the White House.

In a statement published alongside the DOJ on Friday, the White House said: "Some of the documents contain untrue and sensationalist claims against President Trump that were submitted to the FBI right before the 2020 election. “To be clear, the claims are unfounded and false, and if they have a shred of credibility, they certainly would have been weaponized against President Trump already.”

The file had been temporarily removed from the DOJ website 'due to overload', but has since been restored, The Telegraph was told.

The claim was made by an 'unidentified female friend' of the alleged victim, with the complaint stating the teenager claimed she bit Trump during oral sex.

The unverified claim states the girl was 'allegedly hit in the face after she laughed' about it.

Following the release of the Epstein files, the White House said some of the documents 'may include fake or falsely submitted images, documents or videos' as the Trump administration released 'everything that was sent to the FBI by the public'.

It's worth noting just because an individual is named in the files, it doesn't necessarily mean they are guilty of any wrongdoing. Friday's release of the Epstein files 'marks the end' of the DOJ's obligation to be transparent regarding the convicted sex offender, though the Democrats have claimed there are more files, documents and photos to be made public.

Democrat Robert Garcia said: "Donald Trump and his Department of Justice have now made it clear that they intend to withhold roughly 50% of the Epstein files, while claiming to have fully complied with the law. This is outrageous and incredibly concerning.

"The oversight committee subpoena directs Pam Bondi to release all the files to the committee, while protecting survivors."

The politician continued: "We are demanding the names of Epstein’s co-conspirators and the men and pedophiles who abused women and girls. We will begin a thorough review of this latest limited production, but let’s be clear: our work and investigation are just getting started."

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Eugene Levy has paid tribute to Catherine O'Hara after the Home Alone star died aged 71 on Friday (January 30).

The actress's manager confirmed to Variety that O'Hara died in her Los Angeles home following a brief illness.

With a career spanning five decades, O'Hara is well known for her role in several films, including 1988's Beetlejuice and its recent sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, as well as Best in Show, Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, and Frankenweenie.

However, in more recent years, O'Hara arguably became best known for her starring role in Schitt’s Creek, a series created by father-son duo Eugene Levy and Dan Levy.

In the TV show, which ran from 2015 to 2020, she played the Rose family's eccentric matriarch, Moira, with Eugene Levy portraying her husband, Johnny, and Dan Levy and Annie Murphy playing their kids, David and Alexis.

And the American Pie star was among the many tributes to O'Hara from other celebrities.

Catherine O'Hara died aged 71 on Friday (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

In his statement, Eugene described working with O'Hara as an 'honor', as he said: "Words seem inadequate to express the loss I feel today. I had the honor of knowing and working with the great Catherine O’Hara for over fifty years.

"From our beginnings on the Second City stage, to SCTV, to the movies we did with Chris Guest, to our six glorious years on Schitt’s Creek, I cherished our working relationship, but most of all our friendship. And I will miss her. My heart goes out to Bo, Matthew, Luke and the entire O’Hara family."

Dan also issued a statement on Friday, describing working with the actress as a 'gift'.

The filmmaker wrote: "What a gift to have gotten to dance in the warm glow of Catherine O’Hara’s brilliance for all those years. Having spent over fifty years collaborating with my Dad, Catherine was extended family before she ever played my family.

"It’s hard to imagine a world without her in it. I will cherish every funny memory I was fortunate enough to make with her. My heart goes out to Bo, Matthew, Luke and every member of her big, beautiful family."

Other tributes to O'Hara came from Macaulay Culkin, who acted alongside her in Home Alone.

Daniel Levy, Catherine O'Hara and Eugene Levy pictured together in February 2025 (Charles Sykes/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images)

He wrote: "Mama. I thought we had time. I wanted more. I wanted to sit in a chair next to you. I heard you, but I had so much more to say. I love you. I’ll see you later."

Pedro Pascal is another name that paid his respects after working with O'Hara on HBO's The Last of Us.

"Oh, genius to be near you. Eternally grateful. There is less light in my world, this lucky world that had you, will keep you, always. Always. The one and ONLY #CatherineOHara," the actor wrote on Instagram.

And her fellow Beetlejuice star, Michael Keaton, said: "We go back before the first Beetlejuice. She's been my pretend wife, my pretend nemesis, and my real life, true friend.

"This one hurts. Man am I gonna miss her."

She is survived by her husband, Bo Welch, and their two sons, Matthew and Luke. A cause of death has not been officially confirmed.

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Dramatic footage shows how a fleet of Russian aircraft worth more than $1 billion were obliterated by Ukrainian drones.

Nearly four years after Vladimir Putin launched his invasion, the war is still raging between the two countries despite persisting peace talks.

Both sides have sustained extensive losses and a recent report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies suggested Russia has sustained around 1.2 million casualties, compared to Ukraine's 600,000.

It warns that Putin has suffered 'more losses than any major power in any war since World War 2, in return for gaining just a small amount of territory.

And according to Volodymyr Zelenskyy's country, Moscow's air defences have taken a hefty hit.

This week, Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) released video footage of long-range drones wreaking havoc on five Russian military bases last year.

An elite special forces unit, known as the Alpha Group, carried out the military operation and claim that 15 aircraft in total - including 11 Sukhoi and MiG fighter jets - were 'incinerated'.

Three helicopters and an Antonov An-26 cargo plane were also destroyed in the strikes, causing over $1billion worth of damage, the SBU said.

"The enemy is used to feeling safe deep in the rear," a statement from the security service explained. "But for the Alpha, a special-purpose unit of the Security Service of Ukraine, distance has long been irrelevant.

A fleet of Russian aircraft were destroyed at five different military bases by Ukrainian drones (Security Service of Ukraine)

"Last year alone, five military airfields were hit by our long-range drones. As a result, the aggressor state will no longer be able to fly 15 aircraft. The damage is confirmed by unique footage.

"Along with the military equipment, ammunition and fuel depots at the airfields were incinerated. By these strikes, the SSU’s Alfa unit inflicted more than $1billion in damage on the enemy."

Ukraine did not clarify exactly when the attacks were carried out, apart from referencing that they took place in 2025.

It seems it was quite the costly year for Russia, as Ukraine announced in June that 117 drones had blew up $7 billion (£5.1 billion) of Putin's war kit.

The attacks are said to have caused more than $1billion in damage (Security Service of Ukraine)

Celebrating the success of the 'perfectly executed' mission - dubbed Operation 'Spider's Web' - President Zelenskyy explained that the top-secret attack had been meticulously planned over an 18-month period.

"A brilliant operation was carried out - on enemy territory, targeting only military objectives, specifically the equipment used to strike Ukraine," he said at the time.

"Russia suffered significant losses - entirely justified and deserved. 34% of the strategic cruise missile carriers stationed at air bases were hit.

"Our people operated across several Russian regions - in three different time zones. And the people who assisted us were withdrawn from Russian territory before the operation, they are now safe."

Ammunition and fuel depots were also destroyed at the airfields, the SBU said (Security Service of Ukraine)

Ahead the resumption of peace talks which are scheduled to take place on Sunday (1 February), Zelenskyy claimed that Ukrainian intelligence reports indicate that Russia is planning a major aerial attack.

He explained that the continuation of these strikes hampers the efforts to work out a peace deal, adding: "Every single Russian strike does."

Previous large attacks, sometimes involving more than 800 drones as well as cruise and ballistic missiles, have targeted the Ukrainian power grid.

The European Union’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas has accused Russia of not taking the talks seriously and called for more pressure to be exerted on Moscow to press Putin into making concessions.

Zelenskyy suspects that Putin is plotting a major aerial attack (Contributor/Getty Images)

"We see them increasing their attacks on Ukraine because they can’t make moves on the battlefield," Kallas said at a meeting of EU foreign ministers. "So, they are attacking civilians."

She stressed that Europe, which sees its own future security at stake in Ukraine, must be fully involved in talks to end the war.

Russia launched more than 6,000 drones at Ukraine over the past month alone, according to Ukraine’s defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

He claimed that Russia is constantly improving its drones and its tactics, prompting Ukraine to shift its air defence strategy, though he gave no details of the changes.

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If chicken is part of your diet, you have probably noticed that some pieces of this meat are rather light in color, being almost pink, while other slices come in rich yellow hue. This probably makes you wonder what is the reason behind this and whether the color actually has to do anything with the quality of the chicken you buy.

Is one more delicious than the other? Or maybe one is treated with additives and the other one isn’t?

At first glance, color can feel like a useful clue. Consumers often rely on appearance when judging food, and chicken is no exception. In practice, however, color is a poor indicator of quality since it offers more insight into the bird’s diet, living conditions, and farming methods rather than freshness or taste.

Pale chicken is most often associated with industrial farming

These birds are bred to grow quickly and are fed carefully controlled diets. They are also kept indoors with limited space to move. This approach allows producers to supply cheap chicken in huge volumes, which is why light-colored meat dominates supermarket shelves. While the color alone doesn’t necessarily mean the meat is unsafe, it does point to a system built around speed rather than natural living conditions.

Yellow chicken usually suggests a different background

This color indicates that the chickens were fed plants containing carotenoids, such as corn and marigold. The color also comes from spending time outdoors and feeding on grass and insects.

When chickens grow more slowly and move around more, the meat tends to be firmer and more flavorful, similar to how chicken used to taste years ago.
The thing is, however, that some producers enhance the yellow color by feeding the chickens with foods that help achieve that yellowish color even though they are raised under intensive conditions, just packaged to look more natural.

This is one of the reasons why color shouldn’t be the sole indicator of how healthy or tasty the chicken meat is.

Now, while color isn’t the best guide, the labels are. Words like pasture-raised, organic, or free-range offer insight into a chicken’s diet, living conditions, and overall quality.

Fresh chicken should smell neutral and feel firm. If it smells off, the color doesn’t matter. Ultimately, the best choice depends on what you care about most. Is it the price, the taste, or how the animal was raised.

Donald Trump has spoken out on why he won't be attending this year's Super Bowl - and made his thoughts clear on the headline acts.

For those unfamiliar with the Super Bowl, it's the annual championship game of the National Football League (NFL) in the United States and is hosted in a different city each year.

This year, after making it all the way to the last hurdle, the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will meet in Super Bowl LX on 8 February.

The highly-anticipated game will take place at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

But as well as being a huge day for sport, it's also a big one for music and pop culture, as it features the iconic half-time show performance and is often attended by a slew of celebrities.

Donald Trump and Ivanka Trump pictured at the 2025 Super Bowl (Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Roc Nation)

Last year, the Super Bowl set a record audience of 127.7 million viewers, when Kendrick Lamar took to the stage.

The rapper, 38, followed in the footsteps of Usher, Rihanna, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem and Mary J. Blige, to name a few of the famous faces who've graced the stage in recent years.

And this year, joining the star-studded list is three-time Grammy winner Bad Bunny, who will perform the halftime show, while Green Day are also set to open the event.

While many fans of both the Puerto Rican rapper and singer, 31, and the American rock band are delighted with this news, one person who is not is the US president, 79.

In an Oval Office interview with the New York Post on Saturday (24 January), the Republican leader branded the line-up a 'terrible choice'.

Making his feelings clear, Trump said: "I’m anti-them. I think it’s a terrible choice. All it does is sow hatred. Terrible."

Rapper Bad Bunny is headlining this year's Super Bowl (Monica Schipper/Getty Image)

However, the president made it clear that he would have still attended the sporting event, despite his apparent dislike for the acts, if it had been held somewhere closer.

Confirming he won't be there, Trump added: "It’s just too far away. I would. I’ve [gotten] great hands [at] the Super Bowl. They like me. I would go if, you know, it was a little bit shorter."

As per the New York Post, Bad Bunny, real name Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, has been openly critical of Trump.

Last year, he released a song called 'Nuevayol', which featured an imitated Trump voice saying: "I want to apologise to the immigrants in America... This country is nothing without the immigrants. This country is nothing without Mexicans, Dominicans, Puerto Ricans, Colombians, Venezuelans, Cubans."

The Latin artist, who predominantly creates Spanish-language music, also performed a month-long concert residency in Puerto Rico rather than touring the mainland United States.

Green Day are also performing at the sporting event (Kevin Mazur/Getty Images)

He told i-D Magazine at the time: "There were many reasons why I didn't show up in the U.S., and none of them were out of hate. But there was the issue of — like, [expletive] ICE could be outside [my concert]. And it's something that we were talking about and very concerned about."

And Green Day aren't the biggest Trump fans either, as frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has a long history of criticising the US president.

As per The Independent, he even previously altered the band’s 2004 Grammy-nominated song 'American Idiot' during live performances, changing the line 'I’m not a part of a redneck agenda' to 'I’m not a part of a MAGA agenda'.

Who knows what's about to go down at this year's Super Bowl... popcorn at the ready!

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Macaulay Culkin has shared an emotional tribute for his on-screen 'mama'.

Catherine O'Hara died at the age of 71 today (30 January), as her management, the Creative Artists Agency said in a statement: "Prolific multi-award-winning actress, writer, and comedian Catherine O’Hara died today at her home in Los Angeles following a brief illness."

She started off with Canadian sketch comedy series Second City Television and had a resurgence in her 60s thanks to Schitt's Creek.

And amongst her incredible list of TV and film credits spanning five decades is of course her unforgettable performance as Kate McCallister in Home Alone.

Following the sad news, Culkin shared side-by-side pictures of himself with the star in the 1990 Christmas classic and at his Walk of Fame ceremony in 2023.

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The former child star wrote: "Mama. I thought we had time.

"I wanted more. I wanted to sit in a chair next to you. I heard you but I had so much more to say.

"I love you. I’ll see you later."

During their reunion at the Walk of Fame ceremony, O'Hara expressed just how 'proud' she was of Culkin as she said: "Home Alone was, is and always will be a beloved global sensation ... the reason families all over the world can't let a year go by without watching and loving Home Alone together is because of Macaulay Culkin.”

The actors had maintained a close friendship over the years.

O'Hara and Culkin at the latter's 2023 Walk of Fame ceremony (Anna Webber/Variety via Getty Images)

O'Hara started off her iconic career with Canadian sketch comedy series Second City Television and had a resurgence in her 60s thanks to Schitt's Creek.

Between 1996 and 2006, the Canadian collaborated with Christopher Guest and appeared in a number of his mockumentary films including Best in Show and For Your Consideration.

She also appeared in the likes of Beetlejuice, After Hours and Heartburn. And her talent wasn't just limited to physically appearing on screen, as the legend also voiced various roles for popular animations such as The Nightmare Before Christmas, Chicken Little and Over the Hedge.

O'Hara died following 'a brief illness' (Emma McIntyre/Getty Images)

Most recently, O'Hara starred alongside Seth Rogen in Apple TV's comedy hit The Studio.

The second season of the newly Golden Globe-winning show had recently begun filming.

The Screen Actors Guild also paid tribute to O'Hara as the union said: "We are deeply saddened by the passing of Catherine O’Hara. A beloved actor and comedian, she was a two-time Actor Award winner and a current nominee. Our condolences to her family, colleagues and legions of fans."

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Television and film legend Catherine O'Hara has died at the age of 71. Known for her legendary list of credits such as Home Alone, Schitt's Creek and Beetlejuice, the star's manager confirmed the sad news to Variety this evening (30 January).

The Canadian died at her home in Los Angeles today 'following a brief illness', with further details not yet given.

O'Hara's incredible career spanned five decades, kicking off with Canadian sketch comedy series Second City Television, for which she picked up her first Emmy.

She then went on to pick up another Emmy, a Golden Globe, a Critics' Choice Award and other accolades.

Between 1996 and 2006, O'Hara collaborated with Christopher Guest and appeared in a number of his mockumentary films including Best in Show and For Your Consideration. And as well as appearing on screen, the icon voiced various roles for popular animations such as The Nightmare Before Christmas, Chicken Little and Over the Hedge.

Most recently, she starred alongside Seth Rogen in Apple TV's comedy hit The Studio and HBO drama The Last of Us.

Marking a resurgence in her career, these roles followed her unforgettable appearance as Moria Rose in Schitt's Creek, which bagged her the second Emmy.

The second season of the newly Golden Globe winning The Studio had recently begun filming.

O'Hara previously spoke to LADbible about the show as she talked about never being able to know if Rogen was 'stoned' or 'smoking all day' during production.

"I don’t know if I’ve ever worked with anyone who is more aware of everything going on on the set. [Rogen] is director, producer, star in the scene and you’re so aware, so collaborative and so loose and fun, but on the money," the comedy icon said. "It’s crazy. Really, [Rogen] is seriously impressive."

O'Hara had an incredible career (Jemal Countess/Getty Images)

In 2023, O'Hara reunited with Macaulay Culkin as the Home Alone child actor was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

With no one able to scream 'KEVIN' quite like her, the actor expressed how 'proud' she was of her on-screen son as she said: "Home Alone was, is and always will be a beloved global sensation ... the reason families all over the world can't let a year go by without watching and loving Home Alone together is because of Macaulay Culkin.”

The pair maintained a close friendship.

O'Hara married Bo Welch in 1992, after meeting the production designer on Beetlejuice, and the pair share two sons, Matthew and Luke.

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President Trump's repeated claims that he will pay millions of Americans a $2000 tariff dividend has no doubt sparked excitement among the many people who could do with some help in the never ending cost of living crisis.

But while a fat check in the post would help many of us to pay for our weekly groceries and household bills, or even just a luxury treat, the president has not been forthcoming with the details of this payment.

These dividends, announced in July last year, are supposed to be funded by the vast sums of money the Trump administration has made through placing tariffs on imported goods - which means the checks will be funded by this additional levy on US businesses and individuals.

In November, Trump gave the most definitive description of how the dividend would work, stating that 'high income people' will not receive a check, but failing to clarify what that means for married couples, or when this payment will come. And recent comments have done little to boost confidence in his scheme. Worryingly, in a recent New York Times interview, when the president was asked about his long-promised $2000 payout, he responded: "I did do that? When did I do that?"

But when prompted again later, Trump remembered his dividend plan and said that Americans could finally expect a check in the mail 'towards the end of the year'.

While the president has been cagey about the specifics of his repeated promise, that could be, in part, due to the fact that his whole system of slapping tariffs on foreign goods could be overturned by the Supreme Court.

If this pillar of the White House's economic policy is struck down, after generating roughly $200 billlion in revenue, it is unlikely that the administration will be able to afford to give hundreds of millions of Americans a $2000 check.

Large American businesses, including Costco, are already lining up to sue the federal government for their tariff money back, further reducing the chance of receiving a payment should the Supreme Court rule against Trump. But if everything works out and President Trump follows through on his promises, who are the 'low and middle income' earners that are likely to qualify?

While an official threshold has not been stated, many social security experts have pointed to the limits set when President Trump signed off two rounds of stimulus checks in his first term.

Expert commentator Blind to Billionaire warned that couples will be treated differently from individuals, just like in the pandemic. This stimulus program set the income threshold for individuals to $75,000 per year, doubling to $150,000 for couples, in order to get a payment.

This means that, if your partner earns significantly more than you, you might end up missing out on the payment. But you won't be alone at least, the 2024 Census found the median income in America to be $83,730, so almost half the country won't get it.

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The not-so-highly anticipated release of the film Melania has seen the president and first lady take to the red carpet for its world premiere - but it looked like Donald Trump might have forgotten where in the world his wife is from.

The documentary, which Amazon paid $40 million for the privilege of filming, follows Melania Trump in 2025 as she prepares for another four years in the White House and offers audiences a manicured inside look at the first family.

But at the premiere, held at the newly renamed Trump Kennedy Center on Thursday night, there was little family support, with Melania's own son Barron not attending, as well as Donald Trump's other children, Ivana, Eric, and Ivanka.

Things got worse on the red carpet, when President Tump was asked about how he felt about his wife doing the film, for which she was paid $28 million, he said he was 'proud' of Melania because of where she's come from, but then appeared unable to name the country she's from.

President Trump said his wife Melania is from some beautiful 'faraway' country (Samuel Corum/Getty Images)

Responding to questions from reporters, Trump spoke at length about his wife's country of origin, but seemed to struggle remembering where his wife of 20 years was even born.

The president said: "She comes from a faraway country, a wonderful country, clean, beautiful, safe. Doesn't have problems like others have. But she comes from a very safe country, very good country."

But while Trump could not say where his wife was from, he spoke warmly about her intelligence, adding: "It's different, and she speaks a lot of languages, very smart, understands what happens. And she's a good influencer, of me."

Many viewers watching the MAGA-filled premiere unfold, spotted the president's slip which caused many to remark that 'he has no idea what country his wife is from,' and to ask 'he forgot where his wife is from…didn’t he? lol'.

Melania, 55, was born in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1970, with the country later becoming Slovenia after the death of the dictator Tito and the fall of the USRR.

Trump: She comes from a faraway country, a wonderful country, clean, beautiful, safe. Doesn't have problems like others have. But she comes from a very safe country, very good country. It's different, and she speaks a lot of languages pic.twitter.com/I76CVeShTR

— Acyn (@Acyn) January 30, 2026

Soon after, the former republic collapsed into years of violence and ethno-nationalism.

The first lady, who began modeling at the age of 16, was able to use her success to flee her life in the Balkans in 1996, when she was offered a contract that allowed her to immigrate to the US.

Just two years later, she was introduced to then-property tycoon Donald Trump and the rest is history. Or, at least, the subject of the most expensive documentary anyone has ever paid for.

With Melania's documentary now showing around the world (January 30), and albeit early signs that the expensive Amazon project could be a flop at the Box Office, the first lady has already found herself defending the film.

Speaking to CNN, Melania explained that the $40 million project was not about the money that it made in the cinemas, saying: “I’m very proud of the film so people may like it, may don’t like it, and that’s their choice.

“We achieved what we want to achieve. For myself, it’s already successful. I’m very proud of what we did.”

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Donald Trump and Melania both appeared at her film’s premier, but some noticed that there was a surprising absence from the event.

Melania finally got her big night for her documentary on Thursday (January 29) with guests ranging from minor celebrities to members of the Trump administration.

The event took place at the newly rebranded Trump Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.

While the film is hardly to be a box office success, the US First Lady admitted that she isn’t too fussed about that.

Speaking to CNN last night, she said: “I’m very proud of the film so people may like it, may don’t like it, and that’s their choice.

“We achieved what we want to achieve. For myself, it’s already successful. I’m very proud of what we did.” The film itself documents the 20 days around Trump’s return to the White House.

Speaking at the event, Melania told the crowd: “Some have called this a documentary. It is not.

“It is a creative experience that offers perspectives, insights and moments.”

Trump also said a brief word to reporters while at the event, but used it as an opportunity to take a shot at former president Barack Obama.

Trump hit back at the critics who have pointed out that Amazon paid $40 million to acquire the rights for this movie.

He replied by saying: “Well, I think they’d have to go and ask President Obama, who got paid a lot of money and hasn't done anything.”

Trump also gave an early review of them, having seen it before the premier and said it was glamorous.

However, despite the familiar faces at the event like Robert F Kennedy Jr, Nicki Minaj, Pete Hegseth and Donald Trump Jr.

Among the notable absentees were President Trump’s children. The son he shares with Melania, Barron Trump, did not attend the event, nor did two of the children he shares with his late wife Ivana Trump, Eric Trump and Ivanka Trump.

The film is set to open in ‘at least 1,400 theaters nationwide and in more than 27 countries’ this weekend.

However, despite Donald Trump’s claims the film is ‘selling out fast’ on social media, some people have remarked in some locations no tickets have been sold for the movie.

One user revealed: "Not a single ticket sold for the opening night 9:55pm showing of Melania at the busiest movie theater in the metro-Jacksonville area."

Another shared a similar screenshot showing no tickets have yet been sold in another theater showcasing the film.

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A Congresswoman who was attacked with an unknown substance has hit back at Donald Trump's shocking accusation that she 'staged' it.

Minnesota representative Ilhan Omar, 43, was sprayed with 'foul-smelling liquid' while hosting a town hall in Minneapolis on Tuesday (27 January).

The terrifying moment, which saw a man suddenly emerge from his front-row seat and shoot the substance towards her from a syringe, was caught on camera and has since been circulating social media.

The attacker, who as per CNN has since been identified as Minneapolis resident Anthony James Kazmierczak, 55, was wrestled to the ground in the aftermath and has since been arrested and charged with third-degree assault.

Omar was giving an anti-ICE speech when the attack took place, as well as insisting that DHS Secretary Kristi Noem 'must resign or face impeachment'.

Trump reacted to the attack later that evening, while speaking to ABC News' Rachel Scott, where he claimed hadn't seen a video of the assault before accusing Omar of staging the entire thing herself, without any evidence.

He told the news outlet: "I don't think about her. I think she's a fraud. She probably had herself sprayed, knowing her."

The attack also came just after Trump, who has previously targeted Omar, wrote a scathing Truth Social post about the congresswoman, which read: "The DOJ and Congress are looking at 'Congresswoman' Illhan Omar, who left Somalia with NOTHING, and is now reportedly worth more than 44 Million Dollars. Time will tell all. Thank you for your attention to this matter!"

He also called for Omar, who arrived in the US as a refugee as a child and has been a citizen for more than 25 years, to be 'sent back to Somalia' in a post on Truth Social.

Now, the Democrat has responded to Trump's comments about the attack in a new interview on CNN's The Source with Kaitlan Collins on Wednesday (28 January). The host pointed out that after Trump's assassination attempt, Omar put out a tweet 'condemning the act of violence' and 'praying for the victims'.

Responding, Omar said: "The difference between the president and I is that I was raised to be a decent human being and my faith teaches me to have compassion, and he lacks both of those things."

She added: "This is also somebody who was talking about me in his town hall in Iowa, and then seems to exhibit some sort of dementia when he says he doesn't think about me.

"Maybe it is time for the 25th amendment to be invoked, because he certainly cannot remember what he said and has done an hour ago."

As per TIME, Omar also slammed Trump's 'hateful rhetoric' against her and implied that he has now made her a target for other attacks. She said: "What the facts have shown, since I’ve gotten into elected office, is that every time the President of the United States has chosen to use hateful rhetoric to talk about me and the community that I represent, my death threats skyrocket.

"I wouldn’t be where I am at today, having to pay for security, having the government to think about providing me security, if Donald Trump wasn’t in office and if he wasn’t so obsessed with me."

Omar added: "You know, I've survived more, and I'm definitely going to survive intimidation and whatever these people think that they can throw at me because I'm built that way."

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A lawyer has called out ICE's 'lack of humanity' after a dad who was his son's sole caregiver was detained and his child died three months later.

Wael Tarabishi was just 30 when he died last Friday (23 January). His health had declined to the point where he could no longer survive his lifelong inherited condition, and his body was laid to rest without his father present.

Maher Tarabishi was taken during a routine immigration check-in in Dallas, three months before Wael passed away from Pompe disease - a serious condition that leads to muscle weakness and heart problems, per the Cleveland Clinic.

Maher’s family had pleaded for his temporary release from the Bluebonnet Detention Facility in Anson, Texas during a televised conference, hoping he could leave to provide specialized care for Wael.

Maher Tarabishi was not allowed to attend his son's funeral (ABC News)

This is because only Maher is trained in his care.

However, when it became clear that the son wasn’t going to make it, they changed their plea to include him being able to say goodbye to his son.

Sadly, this request was denied, despite ICE’s detention standards allowing for detainees to ‘maintain ties with their families through emergency staff-escorted trips into the community to visit critically ill members of the immediate family or to attend their funerals,’ per its website.

On Tuesday, just two days before Wael’s funeral was planned, ICE declined to allow Maher to attend, the family’s attorney Ali Elhorr told CNN.

Shahd Arnaout, Wael’s sister-in-law, reported to the outlet that the family struggled to take over his 24/7 care - including bathing him, administering food and medication via a tube, and more.

“We are profoundly disappointed with ICE’s decision to deny Maher Tarabishi the opportunity to say his final goodbye to his beloved son, Wael,” Attorney Elhorr said in a statement. “Today’s decision to keep him from saying goodbye is a reflection of the tragic lack of humanity by those in charge.” According to Arnaout, Wael’s health significantly declined after his father was taken, and as they were unable to know exactly how to care for him during emergency or serious situations, they had to involve the advice or healthcare professionals.

Scarily, Wael was taken to the hospital in November with sepsis and pneumonia, and again in December with a stomach infection due to his feeding tube being displaced.

From then, he was admitted to the ICU at Methodist Mansfield Medical Center for a month before dying on January 23.

Prior to his death, Wael penned a statement of what his relationship with his father was like before he was detained, which was read aloud by his cousin.

The statement, which was reported by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, revealed that Maher was the ‘one who keeps me alive when I’m at my weakest’.

He added: “Without him, I am nothing. Without him, I cannot survive.”

Maher had moved to the US in 1994 from Kuwait, but Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs, Tricia McLaughlin, who oversees the Department of Homeland Security, said he was a 'self-admitted member’ of the Palestine Liberation Organization, a group recognized as a ‘sole legitimate representative’ of the Palestinian people.

She added that he was in the US illegally for nearly 20 years even though he was told to leave via the Board of Immigration Appeals in 2006.

However, he was able to stay due to his son’s care needs.

Now, he faces being deported to Jordan.

As for Wael, Arnaout said that Maher’s detention distressed the son as she said: “Mentally, he started to recognize that ‘I don’t feel safe anymore.’ The one person that makes me feel safe and gives me hope that I will live to the next day and makes me feel like I’m a normal person is not there anymore for me.”

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