Donald Trump has trolled outgoing President Joe Biden with a bizarre AI-generated video in which the incoming White House chief bursts out of a Thanksgiving turkey and does his famous YMCA dance. Trump,

As YMCA blared out at the Mar-a-Lago Thanksgiving party, Donald Trump turned to Elon Musk and started slapping him on the shoulder in time to the beat.

President-elect Donald Trump celebrated Turkey Day alongside his family, and other notable figures in South Florida this year.

The tech billionaire has spent most of November at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago club, helping with the presidential transition.

Donald Trump on Thursday shared on social media a spoof clip in which he appears to burst out of a Thanksgiving turkey that is being carved by President Joe Biden. It followed his divisive holiday message.

Donald Trump criticized "Radical Left Lunatics," while Joe Biden called for Americans to focus on family and friends in their Thanksgiving messages.

Donald Trump has shared a parody video of National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation featuring President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris – and ending with himself leaping out of a turkey. In the video shared on Truth Social on Thanksgiving night – hours after Trump sent a fiery Thanksgiving message to the “radical left lunatics” – the president-elect put his own spin on the iconic scene from the holiday classic.

President-elect Trump used Thanksgiving as an opportunity to attack "Radical Left Lunatics" while outgoing President Biden emphasized gratitude in his final holiday message as president. Why it matters: Trump made punishing "enemies within" central to his reelection bid,

Donald Trump used Thanksgiving to remind everyone of what to expect from another four years of a Trump administration: mean, petty statements that divide the country, and attempts to mock those who have spoken out against him.

When President-elect Donald Trump said Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy would recommend major cuts to the federal government in his administration, many public employees knew that their jobs could be on the line.