Breaking: At the inaugural Board of Peace, Trump pledged $10B for Gaza (members ~$7B) – then told Paraguay’s President Peña, “I don’t like young, handsome men. Women, I like,” sparking nervous laughter. What do you think? Comment. According to People #news
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At the inaugural Board of Peace meeting at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington on Feb. 19, 2026, President Donald Trump veered off-script, complimenting Paraguay’s President Santiago Peña as “young, handsome” and adding, “I don’t like young, handsome men. Women, I like,” drawing nervous laughter and widespread reaction. The session, billed as a Gaza reconstruction effort, featured Trump pledging a $10 billion U.S. contribution and members pledging roughly $7 billion, and outlined plans for international stabilization forces and infrastructure projects. Critics questioned the board’s transparency and its relationship with the United Nations as leaders weighed support and concern. (investing.com)
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Wilson High School principal Daniel Weber stopped an anti-ICE student walkout in West Lawn, Pennsylvania, by ordering students to return to class and warning that those who remained would be suspended. A video of Weber’s remarks — in which he says organizers canceled the event, students left without permission and “your rights do not supersede the school” — circulated on TikTok and X. The district says the demonstration had been discussed but canceled and that any consequences are for policy violations, not viewpoints. About 60 students walked out; Weber’s firm enforcement drew national attention and praise on social media platforms. (dailycallernewsfoundation.org)
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On February 18, 2026, a student-led protest against ICE in North College Hill spilled into the local Kroger, where roughly fifty students rushed the store, hurled cans and bottles, smashed shelves and damaged ceiling tiles, and chased shoppers into aisles. Video shows students chanting about ICE while tossing alcohol and striking at least one customer, prompting employees and police to evacuate and restore order. Two juveniles were later arrested, and North College Hill City Schools said Superintendent Dr. Eugene Blalock Jr. will work with police to identify and hold involved students accountable. Officials called the footage disturbing and urged accountability. (fox19.com)
