Melania Trump declined an invitation to visit the White House on Wednesday for a meeting with Jill Biden, choosing instead to forgo the customary gathering. Her decision comes in light of the Biden administration’s previous search of Mar-a-Lago as part of an investigation into classified materials.
“She ain’t going,” a source close to Melania told The Post. “Jill Biden’s husband authorized the FBI snooping through her underwear drawer. The Bidens are disgusting,” the source added.
“Jill Biden isn’t someone Melania needs to meet,” the source stated further.
Meanwhile, Melania’s husband, President-elect Donald Trump, is set to meet with President Joe Biden in the Oval Office on Wednesday for a traditional postelection visit.

All are asked to daven for Rav Yehoshua Kalish, beloved rov of the Harborview Bais Medrash in Lawrence, New York, and longtime R”M at Yeshiva Derech Ayson in Far Rockaway.
Rav Kalish is now in critical condition and in need of rachamei shomayim.
Rav Kalish has been a source of guidance and strength to so many, and outstanding talmid chochom and maggid shiur who has been a rebbi and rov to thousands.
Please daven for Rav Yehoshua ben Breindel.
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In a surprising development, CNN host Chris Wallace is leaving the network to pursue opportunities on an independent platform, news that broke on Monday.
The 77-year-old journalist discussed his plans in an interview with the Daily Beast, marking the end of his three-year stint with CNN.
Explaining his decision, he shared his interest in exploring streaming or podcasting, saying, according to the outlet, that’s “where the action seems to be.”
Wallace’s departure coincides with the conclusion of his CNN contract, following nearly two decades at Fox News prior to joining CNN.
“This is the first time in 55 years I’ve been between jobs,” he reportedly remarked. “I am actually excited and liberated by that.”

Carol Folt, president of the University of Southern California, has revealed plans to resign from her administrative role at the end of the school year for a return to teaching.
“Serving as the 12th president of the University of Southern California is one of the greatest privileges of my life,” she said in an announcement on Nov. 8. “Over the last five years, we have created a forward-looking vision that will serve our students, faculty and staff well as they look to better the country and the world.”

Dear Matzav Inbox,
I would like to address the trend of publicly sharing photos of the cars of people who park in handicapped spaces without visibly valid permits.
While it may be frustrating to witness the misuse of parking spaces designated for those with physical limitations, sharing these photos publicly can present significant halachic concerns, particularly regarding lashon hara and public busha.

President-elect Donald Trump has named Representative Mike Waltz as his choice for the position of White House national security adviser for his upcoming administration.
Waltz, a former Green Beret with combat experience, was asked by Trump, 78, on Monday to take on the role as his primary national security adviser, a source revealed to The Post.
The Wall Street Journal initially reported on Trump’s decision to select the Florida Republican for this influential White House position.
This role doesn’t require Senate approval, meaning Waltz will be able to begin his duties immediately after Trump’s inauguration on January 20.
At 50, Waltz has been vocal about the threat posed by China, especially in his role on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Republican Senator Marco Rubio as the next Secretary of State, according to a report from The New York Times that cites three sources familiar with the decision.
This anticipated appointment highlights an intriguing turn in the relationship between the two politicians, as Trump once famously referred to Rubio as “Little Marco” during the 2016 presidential primaries.
Rubio, known for his firm stance on foreign policy and his strong support for Israel, is expected to play a significant role in shaping the international strategies of the upcoming administration.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Elon Musk’s super PAC spent around $

President-elect Donald Trump’s newly appointed border czar, Tom Homan, has staunchly defended plans to expel millions of migrants from the United States, stating on Monday, “I don’t care what people think of me.”
Homan made this statement during an appearance on “Fox & Friends” on Fox News after Trump announced that the former acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement would lead efforts to secure the U.S. border in his upcoming administration.
“Frankly, I don’t care what people think about me, especially in the left,” Homan said when asked how he intended to respond to critics of Trump’s border policies.