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Lara Trump blasted Bruce Springsteen on her podcast for his anti-ICE single, arguing that public figures should unite rather than divide, while Springsteen released a track criticizing the Trump era; Trump is also pursuing a pop career and has floated a performance for Turning Point USA’s version of a Super Bowl halftime show.
Lara Trump criticized Bruce Springsteen on her The Right View podcast, calling him an idiot for releasing his anti-ICE protest song ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ and accusing him of not using his platform to influence Congress; the clash comes as Springsteen has publicly criticized Trump, while the White House shrugged off the controversy.
Lara Trump filmed a Miami music video with Egyptian star Mohamed Ramadan for the track Sah-Sah, set to release January 23. The project marks another entry in her sporadic music career, which includes a distribution deal for an upcoming EP via First Class Label Group with Warner Music Group. Reactions online have skewed negative, with jokes and sundry jabs (including references to Geneva Convention violations), but Trump continues to pursue the project and media appearances around it.
A viral video shows Lara Trump dancing with Egyptian rapper Mohamed Ramadan while filming their upcoming track “Sah-Sah,” set to drop Jan. 23. The moment follows her earlier music efforts (including a mocked Tom Petty cover and a collaboration with French Montana) that critics labeled cringe, as she continues her foray into music alongside the Arab superstar at a Make Music Right event.
Lara Trump jokingly offered to headline a MAGA-themed Super Bowl halftime show in response to criticism over Bad Bunny's selection as the official halftime performer, claiming her offer still stands despite no formal invitation, and supporting the idea of a conservative alternative to the mainstream event.
Lara Trump has decided not to run for North Carolina's Senate seat, despite her potential to be a strong candidate due to her connection to President Trump. The race is expected to feature RNC chair Michael Whatley and former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, who is anticipated to announce his candidacy soon. The decision shifts the dynamics of the upcoming election in the state.
Michael Whatley, RNC chair, is planning to run for Senate in North Carolina after Lara Trump decided not to run, according to sources.
Michael Whatley, RNC chair, plans to run for Senate in North Carolina with Trump's support, after Tillis announced he won't seek re-election. Lara Trump, initially considering a run, has decided not to pursue the seat. The race is expected to be highly competitive with top contenders including Whatley and Democrat Roy Cooper.
John Thune discusses his 2026 Senate strategy, emphasizing coordination with Trump, candidate selection, and key races in North Carolina, Georgia, Iowa, and Texas, while also addressing potential challenges and political dynamics within the Republican Party.
North Carolina Rep. Richard Hudson ruled out running for Senate to replace retiring Sen. Tom Tillis, focusing instead on his House district and supporting the GOP majority, while speculation about potential candidates like Lara Trump continues amid broader political developments.
Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper is considering a run for the U.S. Senate, potentially pitting him against Lara Trump, President Trump's daughter-in-law, in a race that could be influenced by the retirement of Senator Thom Tillis. The race is currently on hold as Cooper and Lara Trump decide, with Democrats viewing North Carolina as a key battleground for the 2026 midterms.
Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of Donald Trump, is the leading potential Republican candidate for North Carolina's Senate seat, with her decision pending amid interest from other GOP contenders and the backing of her father-in-law, as the race opens up following Sen. Thom Tillis' retirement announcement.
Donald Trump has suggested that his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, could continue the Trump political dynasty, particularly as a potential candidate for the Senate seat that may be vacated by Marco Rubio if he becomes Secretary of State. Lara Trump, who recently stepped down as co-chair of the Republican National Convention, has expressed interest in the position, and some GOP members, including Sen. Rick Scott, are advocating for her appointment. The Trump family remains influential in shaping the future of the Republican Party and the MAGA movement.
Lara Trump has resigned as co-chair of the Republican National Committee, sparking speculation that she may be appointed to a potential Senate vacancy in Florida if Marco Rubio is confirmed as Secretary of State. While she has not confirmed her next steps, Trump expressed openness to the idea of taking over Rubio's seat. Her resignation follows her significant role in the RNC's fundraising and voter turnout efforts during the recent election. Prominent figures, including Maye Musk, have endorsed her for the Senate position.
KC Crosbie, the Republican National Committee (RNC) Treasurer, has announced her candidacy for the RNC co-chair position following Lara Trump's resignation. Crosbie emphasized her commitment to leadership and financial stewardship in her email to RNC members. Lara Trump, who stepped down to potentially pursue a Senate seat, highlighted the RNC's achievements under her tenure. Crosbie's bid is seen as likely to succeed with Donald Trump's backing, as she is well-regarded within the committee.