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In the Oval Office, Donald Trump ranted at California Gov. Gavin Newsom, saying there cannot be a president with learning disabilities and labeling Newsom with insults like 'Newscum' and 'brain-dead moron.' Newsom, who has publicly discussed dyslexia, pushed back on social media, framing dyslexia as a possible strength, while the clash underscored Trump’s ongoing feud with Newsom amid 2028 presidential talk.
President Donald Trump attacked Gavin Newsom’s dyslexia, claiming leaders with learning disabilities should not be president, and Newsom countered with insults while sharing his own dyslexia. The National Center for Learning Disabilities condemned the remarks, underscoring that dyslexia does not reflect intelligence or leadership ability. The dispute involves a potential Democratic contender and highlights ongoing debates about disability and political rhetoric, with Trump repeatedly calling Newsom “Newscum.”
A holiday home in north-eastern France where 11 people, including 10 adults with learning disabilities, died in a fire did not meet safety standards, according to the prosecutor. The building had not undergone the required safety inspection and had the wrong type of smoke alarm. The cause of the fire is still unknown, and investigations are ongoing. The owner of the property, who lives opposite the holiday home, has not been detained. French President Emmanuel Macron expressed condolences to the victims' families and praised the emergency services for their response.
Rob McElhenney, creator of "Always Sunny in Philadelphia," revealed on Twitter that he has been diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders and learning disabilities at the age of 46. He shared this personal information to remind others who may be struggling that they are not alone and that they are not "stupid" or "bad." The post received an outpouring of support from fans. McElhenney, who co-owns Wrexham AFC in the U.K., has been actively involved in preparing for the upcoming soccer season and recently acquired the Alpine F1 auto racing team with Ryan Reynolds and Michael B. Jordan.
Actor Rob McElhenney, known for his role in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," revealed on Twitter that he has been diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders and learning disabilities at the age of 46. McElhenney shared his diagnosis to remind others who may be struggling with similar issues that they are not alone and should not feel ashamed. He plans to discuss his experience further on an upcoming episode of "The Always Sunny" podcast.
Actor-writer Rob McElhenney, creator of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," has revealed that he has been diagnosed with several neurodevelopmental disorders and learning disabilities at the age of 46. He shared the news on social media, expressing his hope that it will help others going through similar situations. McElhenney plans to discuss the diagnosis in more detail on his podcast later this month. The actor has previously spoken about the importance of meditation and physical exercise for his mental and physical well-being. He also underwent a colonoscopy as part of a bet with Ryan Reynolds to raise awareness about colon-cancer screening.
Actor Rob McElhenney, co-owner of Welsh football club Wrexham with Ryan Reynolds, has revealed that he has been diagnosed with a range of neurodevelopmental disorders and learning disabilities at the age of 46. McElhenney took to Twitter to share his diagnosis and offer support to others facing similar challenges. He plans to discuss his diagnosis further on an upcoming episode of his podcast. McElhenney and Reynolds have previously used their platform to promote health awareness, including sharing details of their colonoscopies.