Politics

Well, this is a collab nobody saw coming ... Nicki Minaj is partnering with the Trump Administration to address the United Nations.

The "Anaconda" rapper will reportedly join the U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., Mike Waltz, to deliver remarks Tuesday in New York City, spotlighting violence committed against Christians in Nigeria. Waltz complimented Nicki in a tweet Sunday, calling her a "principled individual who refuses to remain silent in the face of injustice."

Nicki tweeted her appreciation, writing in a post ... "Ambassador, I am so grateful to be entrusted with an opportunity of this magnitude. I do not take it for granted. It means more than you know."

Marjorie Taylor Greene's working relationship with President Donald Trump has hit a low point ... and she's saying his followers' actions could put her in serious danger.

The U.S. Representative from Georgia shared a tweet about her situation on Sunday and wrote POTUS' recent comments about her supposed lack of support for him have served as a "dog whistle" to his supporters ... some of whom have apparently been trying to antagonize her by sending unwanted pizza deliveries to her house.

And if the pizza deliveries weren't bad enough already -- Greene wrote her construction company's office building received what she described as a "pipe bomb threat."

"Saturday Night Live" came out swinging this weekend, enlisting James Austin Johnson's impeccable Donald Trump impression to lambast the president over this week's new Jeffrey Epstein bombshells.

JAJ joked as Trump, "If you'll excuse me, I'm going to release all the Epstein files ... this is great. Each file will be on sale for the low, low price of $800."

The sketch -- set at a White House press conference -- surrounds the recent trove of emails linking Trump and Epstein, which came from the Epstein estate.

Senator John Fetterman's recovering after his nasty fall ... sharing a picture of his face after needing stitches to sew up his wounds.

The Pennsylvania representative posted the selfie to X Saturday morning ... saying he's back at home with his wife, Gisele, and their children after being hospitalized and getting 20 stitches.

In the pic, Fetterman's got healing cuts on his nose and one large gash above his right eyebrow ... though he's got a big smile and an iced coffee in the photo, too.

Ivanka Trump's soaking up some rays in The Sunshine State ... putting on a leggy display while paddleboarding across some calm water down south.

The First Daughter cut through the water around Indian Creek Island in Surfside, Florida while wearing a black tank top and tiny tennis skirt ... getting a solid tan on her legs during her relaxing afternoon out.

Ivanka kept the sun out of her eyes with matching black visor ... and she pulled her hair back into a tight ponytail.

Donald Trump's moving towards Richard Nixon territory ... because he's ruining his track record over a huge scandal ... and if he doesn't turn things around soon, all he will be remembered for is the Jeffrey Epstein files.

On the latest episode of the "2 Angry Men" podcast, Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos dive into the latest developments in the Trump and Epstein saga ... and Harvey says Trump is effing up his legacy over the convicted pedophile.

The way Harvey sees it ... Trump's resistance to releasing the Epstein files makes it look like POTUS has something to hide.

9:38 AM PST -- Marjorie Taylor Greene tweeted she is getting "warnings for [her] safety" after President Donald Trump tore her apart on Truth Social Friday and into Saturday morning.

She said, in part ... "As a Republican, who overwhelmingly votes for President Trump‘s bills and agenda, his aggression against me which also fuels the venomous nature of his radical internet trolls (many of whom are paid), this is completely shocking to everyone."

President Donald Trump and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene just had a major political breakup -- the prez just rescinded his endorsement of her, calling her a "ranting lunatic" after she publicly blasted his handling of various issues, including the Jeffrey Epstein files, the government shutdown, and foreign policy.

Check out his Truth Social post from Friday -- he ripped into Republican MTG for complaining  about his administration rather than focusing on all he's done for the U.S. and said she "has gone Far Left," citing her recent appearance on "The View."

He urged fellow conersatives to use their valuable vote elsewhere and hinted that he will support whoever may run against her in Georgia if it's the "right" candidate.

"I spoke to [President Trump] about it. He said he'd put in a good word for me, and I think that will probably go a long way."

That's what Bo Nickal told TMZ Sports this week -- just days before the UFC star is set to return to the Octagon following his first defeat in an otherwise blemish-free MMA career -- when asked about next year's highly anticipated fights at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

"I would love to be on that card. It would be a big honor for me. Something that would be very special," the 29-year-old told us, adding, "take care of business, one thing at a time, but it's looking good for the White House card."

Jeffrey Epstein has been the talk of the nation all week since his sordid emails were released -- one referencing President Trump spending time with a "girl" -- and now a resurfaced clip shows Epstein getting grilled by a lawyer about his oval-shaped penis as part of a civil lawsuit filed by his underage accusers.

If you've never seen it, the video comes from a 2009 deposition in which Epstein was facing several lawsuits from victims who claimed they were sexually abused as minors by Epstein after he struck a controversial plea deal with prosecutors in Florida.

In 2008, Epstein pleaded guilty to state charges of solicitation of prostitution and solicitation of prostitution with a minor, and was handed an 18-month sentence in a low-security Florida prison along with a work-release gig. The deal, which Epstein cut with federal prosecutors, violated the Crime Victims' Rights Act because Epstein's victims were never given a heads-up about it.

Elon Musk's father says the United States' days are numbered ... he says when white people become the minority, the whole country is going "back to the jungle."

Errol Musk sat down for an interview with CNN for its upcoming special "MisinfoNation: White Genocide," and senior correspondent Donie O'Sullivan asked him about figures projecting white people will be a minority U.S. population within the next 20 years.

Errol's shocking reply ... "That will be a very, very bad thing to happen. You want to see the U.S. go down? Why? You don't like electric cars, and you don't like technology? What is it, you want to go back to the jungle?"

Elon's father lives in South Africa, and Donie notes that country is a talking point in the U.S. right now following President Trump's claims white South African farmers are being abused and killed.

Democrats hoping to slap an "Obama 2028" bumper sticker on their car are going to be disappointed ... because Michelle Obama says she's not making a run at the White House until the country grows up a bit.

The former First Lady sat down for a conversation with Tracee Ellis Ross for an interview released today ... and Tracee asked a question about whether perceived femininity makes it difficult for women to ascend to the Oval Office.

Obama says the results of the 2024 election -- a resounding victory for Donald Trump over Kamala Harris -- proves the country's still just not ready for a woman prez ... and she doesn't want anyone to ask her to become a candidate, at least until we are.

It's no secret President Donald Trump hasn't been receptive to the idea of the Dept. of Justice releasing the Jeffrey Epstein Files ... and he's heated about the Republicans who want to see them made public.

POTUS lashed out at the apparently wayward members of his party in a Truth Social post Friday, writing "Some Weak Republicans have fallen into [Democrats'] clutches because they are soft and foolish."

The Republican congressional representatives who signed a discharge petition this week forcing a floor vote in the House next week to compel the release of the files are Thomas Massie, Nancy Mace, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Lauren Boebert.

Trump posted another Truth Social message saying he's ordering U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice to investigate potential Epstein connections to "Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, Reid Hoffman, J.P. Morgan, Chase, and many other people and institutions."

He claims the ongoing Epstein scandal is a "Russia Scam, with all arrows pointing to the Democrats."

It looks like JD Vance is mulling over the possibility of sticking around in the White House a little while longer ... and he's planning to talk to President Donald Trump about it next year.

The vice president sat down for an interview with Sean Hannity that aired Thursday night and confirmed he's thought about the day when he'll sit down with 47 and talk about moving up a notch in the White House, reports the New York Post.

Vance said there is plenty to focus on at the moment, and he's going to wait until after next year's midterm elections to broach the topic.

The conversation turned toward Vance's working relationship with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who's been viewed as a likely presidential candidate in 2028 -- and Vance said he isn't too worried about running against his current colleague.

Vance said he's grown pretty tight with Rubio, sharing common interests with him throughout his time in the White House.

The vice president credits Rubio as having been his "mentor" during his early days as a politician.

Pilot and reality TV star Pete Cappio is still encouraging folks to become air line pilots and air-traffic controllers ... he says the recent government shutdown presented challenges, but it shouldn't be a deal breaker.

Peter, who was on Charity Lawson's season of ABC's "The Bachelorette," tells TMZ ... it won't be the last government shutdown, and folks shouldn't be scared to work in the airline industry.

There's a shortage of air-traffic controllers nationwide ... and they worked without paychecks during the shutdown, but are owed back pay.

A man reportedly showed up at acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba's offices in Newark with a baseball bat Wednesday. He attempted to enter the federal building, but he was turned away by security, according to CNN.

The unidentified man returned later without the bat and was let into the building by security officers. He went to Habba's office and entered a waiting room.

One trail runner just wrapped the wildest marathon of his life ... and the finish line came courtesy of Donald Trump, who swooped in with a surprise presidential pardon after a record Grand Teton trail run somehow morphed into a federal fiasco.

Michelino Sunseri hopped on TMZ Live Thursday and reflected on the saga ... telling us how he was taking on a Grand Teton trail in Wyoming last year -- a historic path that’s been around since the '30s, leading to the 13,775-foot-high peak -- in an attempt to break the speed record ... when one switchback somehow turned him into Public Enemy No. 1, with record-keepers tattling to the feds.

Catch the clip, ’cause Michelino lays out the absurdity ... describing how there were more than 20 feds, some decked out in body armor with assault rifles, during his 2-day trial. An attorney visiting in support of his team -- a prosecutor who’s spent years going after actual murderers and rapists -- told him he’d never seen a circus like this!