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President Trump dismisses reports of poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln as 'fake news'

President Trump dismissed reports of deteriorating conditions and low food supplies aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, labeling the CNN reporting as "fake news." The president cited a retired admiral who described the ship as "beautifully maintained" during its record-breaking deployment. This dismissal comes as naval families and several publications have reported plumbing problems, contaminated water, and low morale, with some sailors even attempting to leap from the ship. While the administration announced a new regulation by Attorney General Todd Blanche to allow convicted felons to restore their gun rights, the president also faced criticism for his personal interactions. He lashed out at reporter Kristen Holmes for her questions regarding his relationship with South Korea and his aide Natalie Harp. The administration also faced scrutiny over the BBC's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the president, which has now led to subpoenas for his family members, including Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump. Despite the criticism, the president remains focused on expanding rights for gun owners and his right-wing base.

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