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Trump and Melania host Women’s History Month event

Olympian Kaillie Humphries awarded Trump the Order of Ikkos medal for supporting women’s sports and policies benefiting families, highlighting Women’s History Month.

  • At a White House Women's History Month event yesterday, President Donald Trump received an Order of Ikkos from Kaillie Humphries, Olympic bobsled champion.
  • As an Olympic tradition, the Order of Ikkos is given by U.S. medalists to someone instrumental, and Humphries explained she awarded it to honor Trump's support for women's sports and IVF access.
  • Departing from the planned remarks, President Donald Trump spoke about military action in Iran, farming tariffs, international sports, praised attendees, and declared 'We love women' while noting he couldn’t say "beautiful".
  • Following the event, observers noted Trump may be the first president to receive an Order of Ikkos, praised for support of women's sports and IVF access, amid political overtones.
  • Highlighting his role in bringing the Olympics and World Cup, Trump emphasized $12 billion in farm relief and said he would bring the women’s team after their victory.
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A performance that provides plenty of talk material: At an event at the White House Women's History Month, Donald Trump is not only noticed with unusual statements. His eye-catching make-up look also provides for discussions.

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