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A recent financial disclosure from the MAGA Inc. super PAC, supporting Donald Trump, unveiled a list of significant donors and their subsequent access to the former president. The disclosure revealed that the PAC raised over $177 million since January, with some donors later securing positions in Trump’s administration or gaining direct access to him. Notable contributors included cryptocurrency entrepreneurs, some of whom pitched business ideas to Trump during private meetings, and individuals like Elizabeth Fago, who received a pardon for her son shortly after donating a substantial sum. MAGA Inc. maintains that any perceived benefits are coincidental, asserting that Trump treats donors the same as any other American.
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Following a Fox News interview where Charlamagne Tha God discussed the Jeffrey Epstein scandal and suggested it could lead to a Republican Party “coup,” Donald Trump responded with a Truth Social post. Trump labeled Charlamagne a “Low IQ individual” and criticized his comments about the Epstein case, further criticizing Charlamagne’s use of the word “God” in his name. In the interview, Charlamagne had speculated traditional conservatives could use the Epstein scandal to regain control of the Republican party and also expressed his dissatisfaction with Trump’s impact while in office.
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Reports indicate that Donald Trump’s recent public appearances, including a trip to the UK and cabinet meetings, have raised concerns among experts regarding his mental acuity. These experts point to instances of Trump drifting off-topic, misremembering facts, and engaging in tangential thinking, such as rambling about windmills during a discussion about immigration. Furthermore, Trump has been accused of confabulation, like falsely claiming his uncle taught the Unabomber. Despite these observations, the White House and Trump’s allies have dismissed these concerns, emphasizing his cognitive abilities.
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Senator Cory Booker is urging Democrats to aggressively combat former President Trump, warning of historical repercussions for those who appear complicit. He criticized various institutions for “bending the knee” to Trump’s pressure, emphasizing the need to resist his efforts to undermine government norms. Booker also advocated for a more aggressive approach to redistricting, suggesting Democrats in New Jersey consider strategies similar to those employed by Republicans in Texas. This call to action reflects growing frustration among Democrats who are seeking more decisive action against Trump’s influence.
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Ghislaine Maxwell, a convicted sex trafficker, was secretly transferred to a lower-security federal prison camp in Texas, bypassing a rule designed to punish sex offenders. This move required the Bureau of Prisons to waive its policy, granting her access to a less restrictive environment. The transfer occurred after she spoke with the Justice Department about her connections to Jeffrey Epstein and faced threats from inmates. The move has drawn criticism and raised concerns about potential cover-ups, while the prison also houses other high-profile inmates.
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Buried within the Paramount/CBS merger is the concerning installation of a “bias monitor” by the Trump administration, viewed by some as a tool for censorship and ideological control. This monitor promises self-censorship to align with the administration’s preferences, effectively stifling dissenting voices, as evidenced by the cancellation of Stephen Colbert. This suppression of critical voices mirrors authoritarian tactics and poses a threat to the cultural sphere, aiming to control our imagination and ability to envision alternative perspectives. The article emphasizes the revolutionary power of art and encourages continued creative resistance against these attempts to silence expression.
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A new report details President Trump’s ongoing efforts to subvert upcoming federal elections, utilizing executive orders, staffing changes, and legal maneuvers. These actions include installing loyalists in key positions, centralizing decision-making, and attempting to alter election laws at both state and local levels. Furthermore, the administration is dismantling election security protections and targeting those who oppose their efforts. The Brennan Center for Justice warns that these strategies are designed to cast doubt on election integrity and potentially change outcomes, highlighting the need for vigilance by states, election officials, and voting advocates.
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Following an interview with Lara Trump, where Charlamagne tha God criticized his presidency, Donald Trump took to Truth Social to vehemently respond. Trump, labeling Charlamagne a “racist sleazebag” with a low IQ, questioned his understanding of the former president’s actions and policies. Trump’s criticism extended to Charlamagne’s use of the name “God,” highlighting the former president’s own flirtations with divine associations. Trump has previously made remarks, such as claiming he was the “chosen one,” and referencing his popularity as akin to the “second coming of God.”
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The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History quietly removed mentions of Donald Trump’s two impeachments from its “American Presidency” exhibit, reverting to its pre-2008 version. This decision, which now only references impeachments of Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon, and Bill Clinton, allegedly came after pressure from the Trump White House. Critics online and in the media quickly condemned the move, calling it “Orwellian” and accusing the museum of bowing to political influence. The Smithsonian cited a need to update the section, but the omission, combined with Trump’s recent actions reshaping national organizations, fueled accusations of historical revisionism.
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