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Trump and his MAGA enablers keep lowering the bar — and there is no bottom | Opinion
Donald Trump is a pathocrat. The Age of Trump is defined by its pathocracy: a society ruled by the emotionally, psychologically, morally, intellectually, and spiritually sick, whose behavior spreads throughout the population and becomes the new normal.
AAA currently shows Ohio's statewide average is $3.84 per gallon. President Trump told 3News in a one-on-one interview that prices will drop to $1.85 "very soon."
Exclusive: After staying mum as Donald Trump's various appeals moved through the courts, Carroll can finally talk. Read our previously embargoed interview with the subject of "Ask E. Jean" here.
The network’s shift comes as some Republican candidates are also distancing themselves from Trump ahead of the midterms.
In his campaign to become the next governor of New York, Republican Bruce Blakeman has suggested Democrats might steal the election, played up fears about immigrant criminals and
U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly issued an injunction preventing CNN, Politico and MS NOW from being booted from the White House grounds until the case is decided.
Donald Trump’s new press secretary has found herself at the heart of claims of two bitter White House power struggles ahead of her first appearance behind the podium. A Daily Mail report published Tuesday suggested Katie Zacharia’s appointment exposed a widening rift between Trump,
Trump renewed a $5,000 check pledge tied to Republican control of Congress as $500 ACA refunds go out and $90 Medicare rebates are scheduled.
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Trump Suddenly Isn’t So Sure About Hegseth’s Public Execution Plans
President Donald Trump has privately expressed his distaste for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s plan to livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood gunman Nidal Hasan. Axios reported Monday that the president “didn’t sound particularly enthusiastic” about the plan,
They include at least 11 of 15 Republican members of Congress convicted of wrongdoing over the past two decades