Democrats find themselves in familiar powerless territory when it comes to trying to stop President Donald Trump from what they see as potential violations of a constitutional clause meant to prevent presidents from accepting gifts or other items of value from foreign countries without the consent of Congress.

Stephen King's latest jab at President Donald Trump has racked up more than 1.5 million views on social media in just a day. The post, "TACO: Trump Always Chickens Out," comes as "TACO" memes mocking the president have taken off online over the president's tariff policies.

Jimmy Kimmel went all in on the viral taco memes making fun of President Donald Trump. “How does it feel to be on the other end of the nickname game?” Kimmel asked Trump. “Not great, does it?”Kimmel explained how TACO is an acronym,

President Donald Trump posted a picture on Truth Social that contains Pepe the Frog, sometimes used as a hate symbol, and uses a QAnon tagline.

Trump posts meme saying he’s ‘on a mission from God’ featuring alt-right symbol Pepe the Frog - The posting, which co-opts a famous line from The Blues Brothers, may have contributed to a surge in the

MSNBC weighed the risk of continuing to goad Donald Trump with TACO memes and what the outcome would be for America.

Trump hosted more than 200 top investors in his personal $TRUMP meme coin, which launched in January 2025 and is currently valued at more than $3 billion.

An absurd cartoon, Pepe the Frog, is planted in the background of an image shared by President Donald Trump, proclaiming that "He's on a mission from God."

The phrase "Trump Always Chickens Out" (TACO), coined by FT columnist Robert Armstrong, resurfaced after a journalist mentioned it to Donald Trump, sparking his anger. Since then, "TACO" has trended widely online,