Trump sending Usha Vance and top security official to Greenland: Live

The GOP representative’s family announced her death on Sunday via her X account, saying she died peacefully at her home in Saratoga Springs, Utah.

Love, the daughter of Haitian immigrants, had been undergoing treatment for brain cancer, including immunotherapy as part of a clinical trial at Duke University.

The White House is reportedly planning to offer corporate sponsorships for its annual Easter Egg Roll in April, breaking decades of tradition that keep public office and private profits separate.

In a nine-page document, obtained by CNN, the White House and Harbinger, an event production company based in D.C., are offering sponsorships ranging from $75,000 to $200,000 with opportunities for branding and marketing for the annual event, intended as a simple treat for children.

Prospective sponsors reportedly also have the chance to have their logos featured on event signage, “naming rights for key areas or elements,” custom-branded baskets, branded snacks or beverages, mentions in social media posts and press releases and can access an “invite-only brunch” hosted by First Lady Melania Trump.

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Ahead of his wife’s visit to the Arctic territory later this week, the vice president has been talking tough, saying his boss “doesn’t care what the Europeans scream at us.”

Here’s Madeline Sherratt on Vance claiming that Denmark has not been “a good ally” in all of this.

Elsewhere on Trump’s Truth Social, we find him continuing to rail against U.S. District Judge James Boasberg for opposing his El Salvador deportation flights, rebuking New York Times journalists Peter Baker, Susan Glassner and Maggie Haberman for writing things he does not care to hear (very much picking up where he left off last week) and then throwing in an assault on Clooney and CBS’s 60 Minutes too, for good measure.

As laser-focused on the everyday concerns of American citizens as ever, the president spent his Sunday evening bemoaning the portrait of him hanging in Colorado’s State Capitol, accusing “Radical Left Governor Jared Polis” and the artist responsible of colluding to humiliate him and claiming that the locals are writing to him in their droves to demand its removal.

Trump followed up that post, incidentally, by posting twice more with official portraits he would rather see in its place.

Donald Trump has been slammed by Greenland’s Prime Minister Mute Egede over his “highly aggressive” move to deploy a delegation of senior officials to the territory this week.

Tensions between Greenland and the U.S. are continuing to run high over the American’s repeated threats to annex the Danish territory.

Relations worsened over the weekend after it was reported that Trump’s National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and Energy Secretary Chris Wright will be jetting in this week, followed by Second Lady Usha Vance.

Egede was quoted in a Greenlandic newspaper Sunday questioning why Waltz in particular was visiting.

“We are now at a level where it can in no way be characterized as a harmless visit from a politician’s wife,” Egede said, according to Greenland’s Sermitsiaq newspaper.

“What is the national security adviser doing in Greenland? The only purpose is to demonstrate power over us.

“He is Trump’s confidential and closest advisor, and his presence in Greenland alone will certainly make the Americans believe in Trump’s mission, and the pressure will increase after the visit.”

Vance’s visit was announced by the White House Sunday, which said she would be accompanied by a United States delegation.

Democratic lawmakers have reportedly grown fearful about the future of their party and the midterm elections as they confront frustrated constituents who are angry at what they perceive as Democrats’ lack of action against President Donald Trump and his administration.

Across the country, Democrat voters have expressed deep irritation with their leaders from protesting at town halls to leaving angry voicemails with Democrats’ offices.

Illinois Representative Sean Casten was grilled by constituents during a town hall about standing up to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer – who joined Republicans in passing a temporary funding bill. One voter asked Casten if he was “prepared for violence” because “nice and civility doesn’t work.”

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The DOGE mogul claimed that the information was “false” and derided the media for allegedly disseminating “propaganda” before issuing a thinly veiled threat to Pentagon officials.

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