The president's latest on-camera catnap took place while seated at the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office, surrounded by medical professionals, military veterans, and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., among others, after signing an executive order reclassifying marijuana.

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An artist in Colorado has begun selling stickers for American the Beautiful Passes that covers up the president's face with an image of natural beauty

Sleepy Don” appears to be making another return. On Thursday, December 18, cameras caught Donald Trump seemingly nodding off once again — this time during an Oval Office event where he signed an executive order to move marijuana to a lower drug classification.

McCarty — who paints striking, watercolor nature scenes with intricate textures and vibrant colors — created her own stickers that neatly cover images of President Donald Trump’s face on the 2026 America the Beautiful National Parks Pass, the new designs for which were unveiled just last month.

A social media account with a history of publishing clickbait shared the image, claiming the Justice Department "forgot to delete it."

Mounting evidence suggests Donald Trump maintained closer ties to convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein than he has publicly claimed, setting the stage for reckoning among his supporters. According to Salon columnist Amanda Marcotte,

While President Donald Trump is always in the limelight, his youngest daughter, Tiffany Trump, prefers to keep her life private. That hasn’t stopped people from keeping tabs on her. Trump’s transformation from a young girl to a headline-grabbing beauty is well documented.