POLITICO takes a deep dive into Trump’s social media feed, revealing what the most powerful man in the world is focused on.

The White House video featuring a flying saucer and border fence quickly sparked outrage online.

Trump shared the AI-generated images on Truth Social on May 17, just one week after the Department of War released UFO files, photos, videos.

Trump wrote no caption to shed light on the meaning of the image, triggering speculation online.

Is the president trying to tell us aliens are real by posting inscrutable AI-generated memes to Truth Social? The truth is (possibly) in here.

The site compares undocumented immigrants to extraterrestrials, refers to people as "it," and says "they do not belong here." ...

President Trump broke his silence on the recently released files on unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and unidentified ...

Perspective: Donald Trump’s UFO tease risks another letdown: big promises, thin proof and a base primed for betrayal.

The White House has launched a space-themed website, and it reportedly uses the word “aliens” to refer to undocumented immigrants in the U.S. The launch comes as Donald Trump’s administration ...

President Trump capped off a long weekend of boomer-AI shitposting on Truth Social with a bizarre picture of him walking next to a handcuffed alien. The Sunday afternoon post, made without comment, is ...

The website proclaims, “THEY WALK AMONG US,” before getting down to brass tacks that it’s a data hub on federal “encounters” with migrants.