In a Florida courtroom, Ryan Wesley Routh was found guilty of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump and other federal charges. The jury reached its verdict after just two-and-a-half hours of deliberation, with Routh subsequently attempting self-harm in the courtroom. The verdict resulted in Trump expressing gratitude toward the justice system and key figures involved in the case. The 59-year-old Hawaii resident now faces life in prison at sentencing in December, with the trial presided over by U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, whom Trump appointed.
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A 12-foot satirical statue depicting Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein holding hands was erected on the National Mall by a group called The Secret Handshake. The statue and accompanying plaques, erected to celebrate “Friendship Month,” reference the close relationship between Trump and Epstein, who were known to socialize together for years. The group’s anonymous leader stated the statue aimed to celebrate Trump’s “only true friend” while also including quotes from a birthday card Trump once gave Epstein. This display comes as demands for the release of Epstein’s files intensify, and the FBI Director deflects questions about the files.
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Ryan Routh has been found guilty on all charges related to the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a Florida golf course. Routh, who represented himself, was accused of creating a “sniper’s nest” but never fired. The jury deliberated for under three hours before delivering the guilty verdict, leading to Routh’s attempt to harm himself in court. Evidence presented included extensive planning, phone records, and searches related to Trump’s movements and a getaway plan. Routh faces a possible life sentence and will be sentenced on December 18th.
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Harris on Trump: ‘We’re dealing with a communist dictator’ presents a complex and, for many, a perplexing perspective on the former president. The core of the issue revolves around how to accurately characterize Donald Trump’s political style and potential motivations. The comments suggest a significant disagreement about whether the label “communist” is appropriate, with many criticizing its use as inaccurate and, perhaps, a politically calculated move.
The fundamental critique stems from a clear understanding of what communism actually entails. It’s an ideology focused on a classless society where production is controlled by the community, a concept that appears diametrically opposed to Trump’s actions.… Continue reading
During his address to the General Assembly, President Trump recounted a frustrating experience at the United Nations, highlighting a malfunctioning escalator as he and the First Lady ascended. The president expressed his displeasure, citing the broken escalator as an example of the perceived shortcomings of the organization. Trump humorously noted the First Lady’s agility in navigating the issue. He also mentioned a malfunctioning teleprompter and thanked the UN for it.
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Leavitt claims the president is fulfilling his promise to restore accountability within the Department of Justice, not weaponizing it. She argues that those seeking to hold the former president accountable, such as Adam Schiff, James Comey, and Letitia James, are in the wrong. Leavitt asserts the president is rightfully frustrated and seeks accountability for those who allegedly abused their power to target him. According to Leavitt, Trump should now have the freedom to target his critics.
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Former President Donald Trump stated that NATO member countries should shoot down Russian aircraft if they enter their airspace, a stance more aggressive than current NATO leaders. The comments followed multiple incursions of Russian aircraft into the airspace of NATO countries, sparking debate within the alliance. While European leaders have expressed outrage and vowed to respond, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte suggested a more cautious approach, advocating for analysis of intent before taking action. These varying viewpoints highlight the ongoing challenges in deterring Russian aggression and maintaining the alliance’s preparedness.
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In response to former President Donald Trump’s recent comments, UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting advised British patients to disregard Trump’s suggestion that pregnant women avoid paracetamol, the UK equivalent of Tylenol. Trump, speaking at a White House event, linked acetaminophen to autism, a claim that has drawn sharp criticism from medical professionals. This is a notable instance of a British minister publicly disagreeing with a former US president’s health advice. The remarks were made in conjunction with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a well-known critic of conventional medicine.
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A 12-foot statue depicting Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein holding hands has appeared on the National Mall, created by the anonymous group The Secret Handshake. The statue, erected in honor of Friendship Month, features excerpts from a controversial birthday letter allegedly written by Trump to Epstein, which Trump denies writing. The White House has denounced the statue, emphasizing the end of their friendship, despite their documented history of parties and public statements of friendship. The appearance of the statue comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the Epstein case and calls for greater transparency surrounding the release of Epstein’s files.
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President Trump has recently intensified his criticism of press freedom and the First Amendment. During a recent statement, he suggested that negative coverage of his administration by journalists should be illegal. These comments follow the indefinite suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s program by ABC, owned by Disney, after threats were made regarding the revocation of broadcast licenses. In response, writers and actors gathered in protest to defend free speech.
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