The White House has put its own twist on the traditional “Roses are Red” poem this Valentine’s Day. The official social media accounts for the White House posted the faces of President Donald Trump and Tom Homan, the “border czar” appointed by Trump to head immigration.

Valentine’s Day, celebrated on February 14, has historical roots linked to Saint Valentine, a Roman priest who secretly married couples. Initially mar

Valentines Day highlights the significance of expressing love and appreciation to those who matter most. From heartfelt messages to simple acts of kindness, it's an opportunity to cherish and strengthen relationships,

President Donald Trump put a political twist on the classic "Roses are red" poem this Valentine's Day, using it to deliver a warning message about immigration. Trump has vowed to conduct the largest mass deportation operation in United States history,

The White House sent social media into a frenzy when it shared a shocking Valentine’s Day message to undocumented migrants from its official Instagram account. There was no love involved. “Roses are red,

President Donald Trump shared a Valentine’s Day card to a group of people in America he feels the opposite of love towards. The pink and white digital love day card was posted on The White House’s official X (formerly Twitter) account on Friday morning with the caption,