President Donald Trump published a series of more than two dozen posts late Monday night on Truth Social, targeting a wide range of political opponents, media outlets, and public figures.

According to the report, Trump referred to several critics and institutions as “corrupt and irrelevant,” continuing a pattern of late-night social media activity that often includes lengthy political statements, endorsements, and personal attacks.

In his posts, Trump criticized major news organizations, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and CNN, accusing them of misrepresenting U.S.actions in relation to Iran and describing them as part of a “fake news” media landscape.

He also claimed that media coverage would falsely portray outcomes of international conflicts and accused political opponents of losing their direction.

The posts also included criticism of several political figures, including Republican lawmakers who have opposed him or lost primaries, as well as media personalities such as Stephen Colbert and Bill Maher.

Trump described some of these individuals in derogatory terms while asserting political “success” in influencing election outcomes and party dynamics.

Additionally, Trump repeated allegations related to legal cases against him, specifically referencing Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and the criminal charges involving falsified business records tied to hush-money payments made before the 2016 election.He also raised claims about political bias within the justice system.Among other remarks, Trump reportedly shared commentary suggesting Canada should become the 51st U.S.state, citing economic concerns.

The article frames these posts as part of a broader pattern of frequent and provocative social media activity, often blending political messaging, personal grievances, and controversial claims across domestic and international topics.