Following comments by New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman describing President Trump’s health as a “black box,” the President took to Truth Social to launch a series of personal attacks. Trump labeled Haberman “Maggot Hagerman” and called her book a “joke” filled with “Fake News.” He also threatened a “Multi Billion Dollar Lawsuit” against The New York Times. The President asserted he recently completed a “perfect physical” at Walter Reed and reiterated his claim of having “aced” a cognitive test.
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Four settlers were arrested after an attack on journalists, including a CNN crew, in the occupied West Bank as they covered the anniversary of a Palestinian-American’s death. The settlers reportedly used rods, stones, and a knife to block and damage the journalists’ vehicles, attempting to prevent them from leaving the scene. This incident follows a pattern of increasing settler violence in the region, which has also recently led to the detention of U.S. Representative Ro Khanna. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has acknowledged the severity of settler violence, characterizing perpetrators as “juvenile delinquents” while noting judicial leniency.
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President Donald Trump labeled a PBS White House correspondent a “rotten reporter” after she questioned his claims of election fraud, referencing the seizure of election records in Arizona. The Arizona Attorney General confirmed the state’s election records were provided for an “unserious” probe based on conspiracy theories, reiterating that extensive investigations found no evidence of widespread fraud in the 2020 election. This incident is part of a pattern where Trump has frequently insulted and belittled journalists, particularly women reporters, when challenged on contentious issues, often resorting to personal attacks and deflecting direct questions.
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