President Trump intends to host a roundtable discussion with sports celebrities, dignitaries, Power 4 conference commissioners, and political figures about the future of college athletics. The roundtable is scheduled to take place on March 6th at the White House. “Invitees include Nick Saban, billionaires like David Blitzer, the NBA commissioner & stars like Tiger Woods,” Yahoo Sports writer Ross Dellenger wrote. Seeking solutions for college sports, Donald Trump is convening a presidential roundtable at the White House next week, sources tell @YahooSports. Invitees include Nick Saban, billionaires like David Blitzer, the NBA commissioner & stars like Tiger Woodshttps://t.co/6UcL8cd5KI — Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) February 26, 2026 Yahoo Sports has more: The invitee list is a who’s who — key political figures, prominent college sports stakeholders, television executives, former national title-winning football coaches, a sitting state governor, the NBA commissioner and, even, pro golfers such as Tiger Woods. Those with knowledge of the meeting spoke to Yahoo Sports under condition of anonymity as they were not authorized to discuss the matter. Many of those involved only recently received invitations to join, and it is unclear if all of those invited — as many as 40 — will attend. Some are skeptical that the meeting will transpire as scheduled. White House meetings are always subject to delay or cancellation due to unexpected events warranting the president’s attention. Amid the years-long congressional discourse over college sports legislation, the group — dubbed the Saving College Sports Roundtable — is expected to hold discussions over solutions to a once-amateur industry rapidly evolving into a more professionalized outfit. The invitees include many of those within the industry itself, such as the four power conference commissioners (Big Ten, Big 12, SEC and ACC); American Conference commissioner Tim Pernetti; current athletic directors from Wake Forest, Iowa State and Indiana; former Oklahoma AD Joe Castiglione; Notre Dame AD Pete Bevacqua and ex-Notre Dame AD Jack Swarbrick; former coaches Mack Brown, Nick Saban and Urban Meyer; Texas Tech board member Cody Campbell; Heisman winners Tim Tebow and Charlie Ward; university presidents/chancellors Doug Girod (Kansas), Jeff Gold (Nebraska) and Donde Plowman (Tennessee); and former Clemson and West Virginia president Jim Clements. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and New York Yankees president Randy Levine are listed as vice chairs for the group. “It’s people who could be involved in helping shape the future of college athletics and some of the solutions and strategies to structuring the athletic world going forward,” one source who plans to attend said, according to ESPN. “It’s so preliminary, it’s hard to say anything with any sort of specificity because there hasn’t been anything provided to us in writing of that sort yet,” the source added. NEW: President Donald Trump is hosting a roundtable on issues facing college sports, @RossDellenger reports. Invitees include Nick Saban, Tiger Woods, Tim Tebow, Cody Campbell and more.https://t.co/mcUJ8l1n51 pic.twitter.com/bDN1KIFsN5 — On3 (@On3) February 26, 2026 ESPN shared further: Also expected to attend is billionaire businessman Cody Campbell, chairman of Texas Tech’s board of regents and a former college football player, who has been working on a “Saving College Sports” campaign and involved in discussions about a possible roundtable for more than a year. Leaders throughout college athletics have also been meeting with lawmakers on Capitol Hill for years to rally support for legislation to help regulate NIL. Despite Trump’s outspoken support and multiple politicians taking stances on issues such as athlete employment, the NCAA has been unable to get a bill to the floor for a vote.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) said that Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick should testify to the House Oversight Committee to answer questions about his alleged connections to Jeffrey Epstein. “Howard Lutnick should take questions from the Oversight committee, Mace said, responding to a published photo of Epstein standing in front of “what appears to be Howard Lutnick.” It is unclear if the man in the photo is Lutnick. According to CNBC, the Justice Department had removed the photo “from its database of Epstein-related documents.” Howard Lutnick should take questions from the Oversight committee. https://t.co/fbzRXOvXEX — Rep. Nancy Mace (@RepNancyMace) February 27, 2026 CNBC shared further: It is not known when the photo, which since has been restored to the DOJ’s public database, was taken. But it appears to include, in addition to Epstein, Lutnick and his friend Michael Lehrman, who other documents in the DOJ’s database indicated was vacationing with Lutnick and his family when they all visited Epstein for lunch on his private island in December 2012. Lutnick has not been accused of wrongdoing in connection with Epstein. Mace later Friday morning told reporters, “I will be asking” Lutnick to testify to the Oversight committee. Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., separately told reporters that he believed there would be enough votes on the committee to subpoena Lutnick to testify. “I did not have anything you could call a relationship, anything you could call an acquaintance. I literally met him three times over 14 years with widespread in between. That’s all I can remember. That’s all there is in the documents,” Lutnick previously said. Footage below: NOW – Howard Lutnick on Epstein: "I did not have anything you could call a relationship, anything you could call an acquaintance. I literally met him three times over 14 years with widespread in between. That's all I can remember. That's all there is in the documents." pic.twitter.com/69NnLRwbn3 — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) February 10, 2026 “According to legal documents and emails, Epstein and Lutnick did business together and Lutnick vacationed on Epstein’s island, LONG AFTER Lutnick claims they parted ways and after LONG AFTER Epstein was a known sex offender,” Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) said earlier this month. According to legal documents and emails, Epstein and Lutnick did business together and Lutnick vacationed on Epstein’s island, LONG AFTER Lutnick claims they parted ways and after LONG AFTER Epstein was a known sex offender. https://t.co/hxL9HVgqcy — Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) February 7, 2026 Massie previously said Lutnick should resign over his alleged ties to Epstein. Thomas Massie Says Trump Cabinet Member Should Resign Over Alleged Jeffrey Epstein Ties “What questions do you have about Lutnick’s ties to Epstein, and should he come before Congress and testify?” Manu Raju asked Massie on CNN’s “Inside Politics.” “No, he should just resign. I mean, there are three people in Great Britain that have resigned in politics. The ambassador from Great Britain to the United States, the prince lost his title for less than what we’ve seen Howard Lutnick lie about,” Massie said. “Look, Howard Lutnick clearly went to the island if we believe what’s in these files. He was in business with Jeffrey Epstein. And this was many years after Jeffrey Epstein was convicted. You know, lightly sentenced, but was convicted for sexual crimes. So, he’s got a lot to answer for, but really, he should make life easier on the president, frankly, and just resign,” he continued. Footage below: Rep. Thomas Massie is publicly calling for the resignation of U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick. The call comes after revelations that Lutnick visited Epstein Island with his children on a family vacation and was also a business partner of Jeffrey Epstein. Massie points… pic.twitter.com/KJ3GUZ0DVt — Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra) February 8, 2026 Meanwhile, Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee reportedly have the necessary votes to force Lutnick to testify. POLITICO has more: It is the latest development in the Oversight Committee Democrats’ campaign to control the trajectory of the panel’s Epstein probe, even as they lack subpoena power as the minority party. The subpoena for the Justice Department’s Epstein files ultimately came from several Republicans joining with Democrats to support the measure. “We’re going to continue to, you know, ask questions of everyone … that shows up in photos on the island and things like that,” House Oversight Chair James Comer told reporters Friday in Chappaqua. The Kentucky Republican also suggested the public would be curious to hear what Hillary Clinton said about Lutnick. “I think it’ll be interesting what Hillary Clinton said about Howard Lutnick,” Comer said, before Mace interjected: “And how she said it.” Democrats are pushing for the unedited film footage of Thursday’s deposition with Hillary Clinton to be released quickly; Comer said he expected the video to be made public as soon as feasible.

I want to say upfront that I do not believe Jim Carrey is dead and has been replaced by a clone. Ok? We clear? But the Internet is convinced Jim Carrey is dead and has been replaced by a clone. After not really seeing much from him in recent years, Jim Carrey was in France to receive the Cesar Award this week and people immediately starting claiming he did not look like himself. Not just “off” but different. People are calling it a real life Truman Show: Apparently this is Jim Carrey at the French film awards. This is some Truman show stuff. pic.twitter.com/PaunwLGCsS — StarmerOut (@ForeverScept) February 27, 2026 A much puffier, fatter face… And eyes of a different color than they used to be: Who is this? Because it is definitely not Jim Carey. The eyes aren’t even the same color. They don’t even care anymore. Thats how you know it’s a wrap. pic.twitter.com/ThgHMNC5nF — Melanie King (@realmelanieking) February 27, 2026 MJ thinks he looks AND sounds different: Is it just me, or does Jim Carey look and sound…. Different? pic.twitter.com/JvmS0exeuZ — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) February 27, 2026 Cloned? They got him? “THEY GOT HIM.” INTERNET IS CONVINCED JIM CAREY WAS CLONED – AND SAY THIS VIDEO PROVES IT More red carpet video from Paris is going viral fast. Something feels off. Many online are pointing out this kind of appearance is something Jim Carrey would’ve mocked years ago and… pic.twitter.com/CFBUa4BeXg — HustleBitch (@HustleBitch_) February 27, 2026 Some people say it’s “reminiscent” of Jim Carrey but almost in the sense of someone doing an impression, not really authentically Jim: Its driving me crazy- That voice and a few facial “expressions” (cant think of the correct wording) is familiar! Kinda like Steven Baldwin, but csnt put my finger on it-Whoever it is, ITS DEFINITELY NOT JIM CAREYhttps://t.co/GIo1LhWcgd pic.twitter.com/PMDHDwOh32 — Al Tesauro (@AlTesauro1776) February 27, 2026 Honestly? I think it sounds exactly like Jim Carrey, but I think he’s extremely puffed up. Perhaps fighting cancer? Perhaps on heavy steroids? I remember when Norm Macdonald was fighting cancer and was on heavy steroids and no one knew why but he suddenly puffed way up. This is what this reminds me of. Here is Carrey receiving the Cesar award and delivering his entire acceptance speech in French: What do you think? Jim Carrey or clone?

Target will only sell cereals, including national brands, made without artificial dyes by the end of May. The move puts Target among the first national retailers to remove the synthetic additives from an entire grocery category. “@SecKennedy’s team has done hundreds of meetings with retailers to discuss how to use the MAHA political moment to push positive change,” White House Senior Advisor Calley Means said. “When a retailer like Target enforces requirements, it moves the entire market. I’m looking forward to more major announcements,” he added. .@SecKennedy’s team has done hundreds of meetings with retailers to discuss how to use the MAHA political moment to push positive change. When a retailer like Target enforces requirements, it moves the entire market. I’m looking forward to more major announcements. pic.twitter.com/50GdWXHj7U — Calley Means (@calleymeans) February 27, 2026 Axios explained further: Friday’s announcement comes as federal health officials intensify pressure on food manufacturers over artificial dyes. Target is acting sooner than many major food companies that have pledged multi-year timelines. Food dyes have become a flashpoint in the fight over ultra-processed foods, particularly products marketed to children. The FDA has taken steps toward phasing out petroleum-based food dyes, approving natural alternatives as part of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s broader push. “We know consumers are increasingly prioritizing healthier lifestyles, and we’re moving quickly to evolve our offerings to meet their needs,” said Cara Sylvester, the retailer’s executive vice president and chief merchandising officer. “Target to drop synthetic colors from all cereals,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said. Target to drop synthetic colors from all cerealshttps://t.co/Gyoq0r4DXu — Karoline Leavitt (@PressSec) February 27, 2026 The announcement follows Trump administration officials criticizing a report that claimed the FDA was backing off its pledge to ban artificial dyes from food. “Amusing fake news. The FDA is moving full steam ahead,” FDA Commissioner Marty Makary commented. “Amusing Fake News” – Trump Administration Officials Respond To Report Claiming “Retreat” From MAHA Policy Reuters has more: Target said it will "continue evaluating opportunities where ingredient evolution aligns with guest expectations." The company's decision puts it ahead of several brands on its shelves that have committed to phasing out artificial dyes on longer timelines. Among them is General Mills' Lucky Charms, which is expected to eliminate artificial colors by 2027. Retail giant Walmart said in October last year it would remove synthetic dyes from its U.S. private-label foods by January 2027. Target, which has been facing a lengthy sales slump and attempting a turnaround under new CEO Michael Fiddelke that includes job cuts and leadership shake-ups, is set to report its quarterly results on Tuesday. Earlier this month, the company reiterated that it expects to report fourth-quarter 2025 sales and full-year adjusted profit in line with its prior forecast.

According to Punchbowl News founder Jake Sherman, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) told GOP donors that Rep. Neal Dunn (R-FL) may have a “terminal diagnosis.” “@SpeakerJohnson told a room of GOP donors at a party retreat in Florida that Rep. NEAL DUNN (R-Fla.) may have a terminal diagnosis, according to multiple sources present,” Sherman said. “DUNN, 73, has said he will not resign before the end of his term. He is not running for reelection to his strong GOP seat in the Florida panhandle,” he added. NEWS: @SpeakerJohnson told a room of GOP donors at a party retreat in Florida that Rep. NEAL DUNN (R-Fla.) may have a terminal diagnosis, according to multiple sources present. DUNN, 73, has said he will not resign before the end of his term. He is not running for reelection to… — Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) February 27, 2026 Dunn announced last month that he would not seek re-election after serving five terms in Congress. GOP Congressman Announces Retirement “After much prayerful consideration and discussion with my family, I have decided not to seek re-election to the United States House of Representatives. This will conclude my service after five meaningful terms representing the people of Florida’s Second Congressional District,” Dunn said in a statement. “The time has come to pass the torch to new conservative leaders, return home to Panama City, and spend more precious time with my family and our beloved grandchildren,” he added. Please see my statement on my decision not to seek re-election. pic.twitter.com/sogoXQTJZD — Dr. Neal Dunn (@DrNealDunnFL2) January 13, 2026 There have been rumors that Dunn is considering early retirement. However, a spokesperson for Dunn said the rumor about his potential early retirement did not come from his office. DEVELOPING: Slim Republican House Majority In Jeopardy As GOP Lawmaker Allegedly Considers Early Retirement "@DrNealDunnFL2 missed the SOTU on Tuesday, and held an all-staff meeting in Florida that day. That came just a day after his office confirmed to @Fla_Pol that he intended to serve out his term. Rumors have been swirling about his health," Florida Politics journalist Jacob Ogles said. .@DrNealDunnFL2 missed the SOTU on Tuesday, and held an all-staff meeting in Florida that day.That came just a day after his office confirmed to @Fla_Pol that he intended to serve out his term. Rumors have been swirling about his health. https://t.co/aso0gu52W4 https://t.co/OJwKNMhMka — Jacob Ogles (@jacobogles) February 27, 2026 Florida Politics shared further: The Panama City Republican announced in January he would not seek another term in office, but rumors persisted more recently about whether he would leave much sooner. That news earlier this month created shockwaves, particularly among Republican leadership when the GOP holds a narrow 218 to 214 seat majority in the U.S. House. Speaker Mike Johnson has publicly said he would prefer Dunn stay in office until a new Congress is sworn in next year. “I’ve encouraged him to stay and be part of this, and I think he wants to do that. And so you have to ask him all the circumstances,” Johnson told reporters on Feb. 11. Much of the speculation swirled in both Washington and in Tallahassee — the state Capitol and a major community within Florida’s 2nd Congressional District — around the 73-year-old’s health and desire to spend more time with family. A senior Republican strategist told Florida Politics that Dunn would announce an early retirement next week for a “time certain” that will be before the Midterm. The race to replace Dunn has already drawn a significant list of candidates, including some political heavy hitters who might benefit from running in a Special Election earlier in the year. But such circumstances might involve Dunn leaving his seat vacant — and Republicans a vote short on key issues — for weeks or months heading into a challenging Midterm political environment.