Singer-songwriter JMSN is demanding the White House stop using his song “Love Me” in a promotional spot for President Donald Trump that was paid for with public money. Lawyers for JMSN, whose real ...

WASHINGTON — The musical artist whose song "Love me" is featured prominently in a taxpayer-funded television ad promoting President Donald Trump and his agenda ahead of the midterm election is ...

Aaron Navarro is a CBS News digital reporter. He covered the 2024 elections and was previously an associate producer for the CBS News political unit in the 2021 and 2022 election cycles. Attorneys for ...

President Trump used JMSN’s song in a recent self-promotional video that was paid for with public money. By Luke Broadwater The musician whose song “Love Me” was featured in a recent ad promoting ...

When the President of the United States is a baby, that requires new baby songs. Consider these updated lullabies: Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are. Because the funding for ...

The Good Liars count down the top ten songs they hear at Trump rallies, offering commentary that includes lines like “Sleep Joe has to go,” “L‑B‑G,” and “Ted Cruz is a gangsta.” They question whether ...

If any of these nominations come to fruition, know that we’ll be taking all the credit. Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Everett Collection (Brook Rushton/Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, Neon ...

Key Takeaways JMSN said he never authorized "Love Me" for any political campaign after the song appeared in a government-funded ad praising Donald Trump. The independent singer-songwriter said he is ...

“I am looking at lawyers and handling this internally,” JMSN, the artist who recorded the song, said Mario Tama/Getty Donald Trump released a patriotic-themed ad using public funds ahead of the ...

WASHINGTON (TNND) — The White House is defending a government-funded television advertisement featuring President Donald Trump as a public service announcement, pushing back on Democratic lawmakers ...

The artist behind a song used in President Donald Trump’s latest TV ad confirmed that he did not authorize its inclusion. Late Wednesday night, Fox News aired a new ad from the Trump administration.