Tiffany Trump Dragged for Posting ‘Happy Birthday’ Message to Her Brother During Capitol Riot

Tiffany Trump, 27, made headlines on Jan. 19 when she announced her engagement to longtime boyfriend Michael Boulos, 23, and now we’re finding out more about the hunk and where he comes from as well as his dad’s take on the couple.

Donald Trump’s daughter Tiffany Trump used her father’s last official day as President of the United States to announce she got engaged. Talk about stealing someone’s thunder.

Well, that was about the most unexpected Trump news of the week.

Tiffany Trump reached a major milestone in her relationship with boyfriend Michael Boulos.

It’s a nice day for a white (house) wedding. Tiffany Trump, outgoing President Donald Trump‘s youngest daughter, 27, announced that she is engaged to her boyfriend of two years, Michael Boulos. Tiffany broke the news on Instagram with a beautiful photo of herself and her husband-to-be, 23, standing in a corridor outside the White House, a diamond ring sparkling on her left hand.

President Donald Trump’s daughter  Tiffany Trump  is engaged to her boyfriend Michael Boulos. The 27 year old, who graduated from Georgetown Law last year, announced her engagement on her father’s last full day in office, Tuesday.

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before her father leaves the Oval Office, Tiffany announced on Instagram that she has gotten engaged to boyfriend Michael Boulos.A post shared by Tiffany Ariana Trump (@tiffanytrump)While posting a snap from the White House, the 27-year-old wrote, "It has been an honor to celebrate many milestones, historic occasions and create memories with my family here at the White House, none more special than my engagement to my amazing fiancé Michael! Feeling blessed and excited for the next

Tiffany Trump announced her engagement to her boyfriend Michael Boulos.

Tiffany Trump, 27, is engaged to Michael Boulos. While reminiscing on some of her favorite memories during her father, Donald Trump’s, time in the White House on Jan. 19, Tiffany subtly shared the news on Instagram, . She posted a photo of herself and Michael posing in front of the historic building — WHICH YOU CAN SEE HERE — and noted that they had gotten engaged in the picture’s caption.

A Promised Land, to and two daughters, . "I’m reminded constantly that there’s no place in the world I’d rather be than with Miche and our girls—and it’s why I’ve dedicated my memoir to them,” he wrote in a touching Instagram tribute.In the post, Barack Obama reflected on his time as a dad with his position in the White House.

The retired firefighter who appears to be the man caught on camera throwing a fire extinguisher that hit at least three officers at the Capitol during a riot was arrested Thursday, officials said.  Robert Sanford, of Chester, Pa., faces three federal felony charges including assaulting a police officer, the Wall Street Journal reported.  Video footage of the incident shows the man hurling a fire extinguisher officers attempting to control a mob outside of the west side of the Capitol.

University of Michigan Regent Ron Weiser has been called "complicit" in last week’s storming of the U.S. Capitol by the writers of an online petition that calls for his resignation after he failed to place blame on President Trump.

"The Story" host Martha MacCallum tangled with Trump 2020 campaign senior adviser Jason Miller Wednesday over President Trump's delayed condemnation of last week's violence on Capitol Hill. MacCallum pointed to a video released earlier Wednesday in which Trump "unequivocally" condemned the violence that took place Jan.

A Virginia man who wore a  "Camp Auschwitz" sweatshirt during the riots at the U.S. Capitol last week was arrested Wednesday morning.  Robert Keith Packer was arrested in Newport News, Va., by the FBI's Norfolk Joint Terrorism Task Force, a spokesperson for the Norfolk field office confirmed to Fox News.  Robert Keith Packer of Newport News, Va.

When rioters stormed the Capitol in an attempt to stop President-elect Joe Biden's Electoral College certification, freshman Rep. Lauren Boebert found herself in a rare situation – without her gun.   Since she arrived in Washington, Boebert has pushed to expand gun rights at the Capitol, but on Jan.

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President Trump on Tuesday will travel to Texas to visit the wall at the southern border, and tout his administration’s accomplishment in building more than 450 miles since he took office – an attempt to move attention away from the controversy related to last week’s riot in the Capitol.