In a series of Truth Social posts, former President Donald Trump called for the execution of his political enemies, specifically targeting Democrats who had urged U.S. troops to reject unlawful orders. Trump’s posts, including a reposted message calling for his enemies to be hanged, sparked outrage. However, MAGA figures and Trump’s advisors enthusiastically amplified his threats online and in the media. Democratic leaders condemned Trump’s violent rhetoric and called for his statements to be retracted.
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Donald Trump has renewed his feud with Jimmy Kimmel, publicly demanding the comedian’s removal from television. This stemmed from Kimmel’s jokes regarding the “Hurricane Epstein” and questions about Trump’s involvement in the Epstein files. Trump, in response, called Kimmel “NO TALENT” and criticized ABC News. This follows a previous suspension of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” after Kimmel made remarks about an assassination, highlighting the ongoing tension between Trump and the late-night host.
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Sources familiar with the matter confirm that former President Donald Trump was not invited to former Vice President Dick Cheney’s funeral. This exclusion is notable, as sitting presidents typically attend the funerals of former presidents and vice presidents; however, Cheney had distanced himself from Trump after the January 6th Capitol riots. The memorial service is scheduled to include the attendance of several other prominent figures, including former presidents and vice presidents, high-ranking government officials, and members of the Supreme Court. The snub highlights the deep political divide between Cheney and Trump, who had been vocal in his criticism of the former vice president and his daughter, Liz Cheney.
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In a recent ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Jia Cobb declared the Pentagon’s deployment of National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., illegal, asserting the military exceeded its authority by engaging in non-military crime deterrence without the city’s permission. The judge determined former President Trump, who ordered the deployment citing misrepresented crime statistics, lacked the power to federalize law enforcement within the city. Cobb’s ruling, which is stayed until December 11, could significantly impact Trump’s plans to leverage the National Guard for immigration enforcement in other cities.
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The U.S. Coast Guard will cease classifying the swastika as a hate symbol under a forthcoming policy change. This decision, set to take effect next month, reverses the previous classification despite the symbol’s association with fascism, white supremacy, and the atrocities of the Holocaust and World War II. The swastika’s connection to the deaths of millions, including over 400,000 American troops, has prompted controversy surrounding the policy shift. The Coast Guard has not released details as to why the change was necessary.
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A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to end the deployment of National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., citing the president’s illegal intrusion on local law enforcement authority. The court found that while the president can protect federal assets, he cannot unilaterally deploy the D.C. National Guard for crime control. The judge has put the order on hold for 21 days to allow for an appeal. This decision follows a lawsuit from D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb and other court challenges regarding similar deployments in other cities, such as Los Angeles, Chicago, and Portland, Oregon.
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Mark Epstein, brother of Jeffrey Epstein, revealed to CNN that Donald Trump called Jeffrey after the election. During this call, Epstein indicated Trump himself was surprised by his victory. This phone call highlights the decades-long friendship between the two men, which included social outings and invitations to important events. Despite the eventual dissolution of their friendship, Epstein had previously described himself as one of Trump’s “closest friends.”
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Rep. Al Green intends to force a vote on impeaching President Trump before the holidays, despite the Democrats’ minority status. He plans to introduce articles of impeachment as privileged, compelling the House to directly vote on the motion. This follows a previous attempt in June that was ultimately tabled after a bipartisan vote. Green’s forthcoming impeachment efforts will focus on what he deems Trump’s “unconstitutional” actions, though specific details remain undisclosed.
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Following a video by Democratic members of Congress suggesting military personnel can refuse illegal orders, Donald Trump called for their punishment, including death. House Speaker Mike Johnson defended Trump’s remarks, claiming Trump was defining the crime of sedition, while condemning the Democrats’ actions as inappropriate. In contrast, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries defended the Democrats and condemned Trump’s threats. This controversy highlights the ongoing political tensions, particularly concerning Trump’s rhetoric and the willingness of some Republicans to support him, even in the face of potentially violent language.
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A recent Fox News poll indicates a shift in voter perception of the economy under Donald Trump, with 76% now viewing the economy negatively, a marked increase since his return to office. This change comes as voters express widespread financial strain due to rising costs for essential goods and services, leading to increased blame being placed on Trump for the current economic climate. The poll shows that a significant majority of voters believe Trump bears more responsibility than Biden, including a substantial portion of Republican voters, impacting his previously strong economic approval ratings. In response, Trump has proposed measures like 50-year mortgages, though this has faced criticism from some within his own party.
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ICE Claims to Lose Evidence Day After Lawsuit Filed
In a recent ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Jia Cobb declared the Pentagon’s deployment of National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., illegal, asserting the military exceeded its authority by engaging in non-military crime deterrence without the city’s permission. The judge determined former President Trump, who ordered the deployment citing misrepresented crime statistics, lacked the power to federalize law enforcement within the city. Cobb’s ruling, which is stayed until December 11, could significantly impact Trump’s plans to leverage the National Guard for immigration enforcement in other cities.
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