Fox News got caught airing old footage of Trump looking (relatively) presidential at a dignified transfer ceremony—instead of Saturday’s ACTUAL event where he showed up wearing a baseball cap (that he sells for $55) to receive the flag-draped coffins of six American soldiers killed in the Iran war.

Fox used archival footage of Trump at an earlier ceremony—hatless and somber—during two Sunday morning broadcasts covering Saturday’s dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base.

The network claims a staff member “inadvertently” pulled the wrong video. Critics noticed the swap, and only then did Fox correct the record.

Fox says it was an honest mistake. “We regret the error and apologize for the incorrect footage,” the network eventually said, noting they used the correct video at other times. Anchor Griff Jenkins issued an on-air correction Sunday.

Critics aren’t buying the “oops” defense. This is Trump—the guy who reportedly called fallen soldiers “suckers and losers”—showing up to one of the most solemn duties of a commander in chief dressed like he’s heading to a golf outing.

And his favorite propaganda network just happened to air footage that made him look more respectful. Whether it was intentional or not, the result was the same: Fox viewers saw a different Trump than the one who actually showed up at Dover.

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Oil prices spiked past $119 a barrel before settling around $107 as Trump’s Iran war chokes off 20% of global oil supply through the Strait of Hormuz—Americans are now paying $3.45 a gallon (up 47 cents in a week) while Trump insists supplies are “ample” and his Energy Secretary promises relief “before too long.” The global economy is cratering, the S&P dropped 1.3%, Tokyo’s markets fell 5.2%, and analysts warn oil above $100 could break the world economy—all so Trump could start another war. Read the full story.

Trump announced he won’t sign ANY legislation until Congress passes the SAVE America Act—a voter suppression bill requiring proof of citizenship to vote, allegedly solving a problem that doesn’t exist. Noncitizen voting is already illegal and extremely rare, BUT Trump’s willing to shut down the entire government because he knows he has no chance of winning fair and square. Read the full story.

The FBI corroborated multiple biographical details from a woman who told agents Trump sexually assaulted her at 13, including her family history, legal background, and specifics about other abusers—all of which checked out against archived records. She described Trump forcing her to perform a sex act around 1984 after Epstein trafficked her, claiming Trump punched her when she resisted, yet the White House calls her allegations “completely baseless” despite Trump appearing 38,000+ times in the Epstein document dump. Read the full story.

While American troops remain in harm’s way and casualties mount from his war with Iran, Trump spent Sunday morning golfing at his Miami resort—wearing the same MAGA merch hat he sported at Saturday’s dignified transfer ceremony for six fallen service members. Seven U.S. service members are now dead from Trump’s unauthorized bombing campaign that killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, with Trump previously admitting “there will likely be more” deaths—apparently just not enough to interrupt his tee time. If he can golf during the war, surely we can hold elections. Read the full story.

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Kristen Welker sat across from Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Sunday and executed a masterclass in corporate media malpractice.

With three major investigations—including one from her own network—pointing to U.S. responsibility for a strike that killed over 170 Iranian schoolchildren, the “Meet the Press” host asked: “President Trump said Iran is responsible for that strike. What is your response?”

Not “investigations suggest U.S. munitions.”

Not “your own network reports the U.S. likely did this.”

Just: What does Iran say to Trump’s claim?

Welcome to American journalism in 2026, where repeating the White House’s lies counts as asking tough questions.

This isn’t incompetence. It’s the same formula that sold us WMDs in Iraq.

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