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 You know, he's got super hearing," the president added, drawing an uneasy chuckle from Isaacman, who stood alongside members of the Artemis II crew. can't believe that just happened: Trump got a NASA question and deferred to NASA administrator Jared Isaacman, saying "the best man to tell you that is the man sitting right over here. He's got super hearing" pic.twitter.com/Gw5Eakwhpq The event also celebrated the Artemis II astronauts -- Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen -- who recently returned from a historic lunar flyby mission.

 Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced the first round of intense questioning on Capitol Hill on April 29 as lawmakers scrutinized the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, launched without formal congressional approval. The hearing, Hegseth's first since the conflict began in late February, quickly shifted gears when a Democratic lawmaker used Hegseth's own past statement to challenge his stance on military obedience. Hegseth later moved to penalize him by reducing his retirement pay and demoting his retired rank, a move that triggered legal challenges and political backlash, with critics arguing that the Trump administration was targeting dissent rather than addressing the substance of the concerns raised in the video.

 Melania Trump and Tiffany Trump raised eyebrows at a White House state dinner honoring King Charles III and Queen Camilla, drawing attention to their wardrobe choices at an event typically governed by strict British dress conventions.

 A report published and later revised by The New York Times triggered a sharp response from Alexis Wilkins, the girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, after it suggested she was seen holding another man's hand during the chaos following the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner. "A Times journalist on the scene of the Correspondents' Dinner accurately reported during the breaking news events of the evening, including Ms. Wilkins' sheltering in a room while holding a security officer's hand," the spokesperson said, adding, "This reporting was published in a live blog Saturday night, and was updated for additional context to readers." The newspaper recently reported that the bureau examined whether one of the Times' journalists, Elizabeth Williamson, violated federal stalking laws during her coverage of Patel's alleged use of agency resources to provide Wilkins with security and transportation.

 Michael Glantz, a Creative Artists Agency (CAA) "super-agent" who went viral for calmly eating a salad during the shooting scare at the White House Correspondents' Assocation dinner, says his reaction came down to a mix of temperament and practicality. In an interview with The New York Times, Glantz said he "wasn't scared" and was more interested in observing the scene. CNN's Kasie Hunt, who said she was among those taking cover, joked that she was "not calmly eating burrata salad," adding, "I guess, hats off to Michael."

 A White House photo meant to celebrate a championship women's team drew backlash after critics said it sidelined the very athletes it was supposed to honor. The controversy began when an image shared on X by White House aide Margo Martin showed Donald Trump posing with the Georgia Bulldogs women's tennis team, with the players largely obscured behind a group of men in the foreground. "Up next are the 2025 NCAA Women's Tennis Champions, the Georgia Bulldogs, who just captured their third national title," Trump said. "Sophia Rojas sealed this team's incredible victory, losing the first set before roaring back to dominate the next two and clinch Georgia's sweep over Texas A&M. Along with the women's champions, Trump also honored other college winners, including Wake Forest in men's tennis, Oklahoma State in men's golf, Texas A&M in women's volleyball, Youngstown State in women's bowling, Florida State in women's soccer and West Virginia in mixed rifle. Despite the backlash, the University of Georgia's women's tennis team did not distance itself from the visit.

Trump's new Navy secretary draws heat for past controversial comments

 Madison Sheahan, a former senior official at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, is facing renewed scrutiny following allegations from a former romantic partner who described a turbulent and controlling relationship during Sheahan's earlier political career.

 Tony Dokoupil stepped into one of television's most visible news roles earlier this year when he took over the anchor chair at CBS Evening News in January, but his tenure has quickly drawn criticism from inside the newsroom.

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