The World’s Most Blunt Headlines On Donald Trump’s Comeback
HuffPost
Some front pages pulled no punches when it came to covering the president-elect.
The image of President-elect Donald Trump graced dozens of newspaper front pages worldwide on Thursday following his decisive 2024 election victory over Vice President Kamala Harris.
Many headlines riffed on Trump’s “incredible” political comeback, his landslide win or on the term “rehired,” a reference to his “you’re fired” catchphrase from his “Apprentice” reality TV show.
Some, though, were more pointed.
Australia’s The Age printed a “Shining”-referencing headline, “Here’s Donny!”
“He is a man guilty of 34 felonies, twice impeached, accused of racism, misogyny and inciting a riot. But Donald J. Trump has secured a second term as president of the United States of America,” the sub-headline read.
Baldwin defeated GOP businessman Eric Hovde.
The multibillionaire was accused of spiking the paper’s endorsement of Democratic nominee Kamala Harris over Trump.
The network host also shared a message for her daughter as she tried to end her announcement with hope.
History is repeating itself.
The 920-page document lays out a detailed far-right vision for Trump’s return to the White House — and touches on every aspect of American life.
“Trying to work out if Macron has actually achieved Boss Level troll status,” one social media user wrote.
Donald Trump has hit the federal criminal defendant jackpot.
The couple has been mostly absent from the campaign but they re-emerged to bask in Trump's victory.
Matthew Choi “ran with the assistance of two unauthorized people riding the course on electric bicycles, obstructing runners,” said organizers.
Donald Trump's niece posted two sentences online.
The Donald Trump acolyte urged Democrats to "take a deep breath" and drew ire.