Donald Trump endorsed Ted Budd in the Senate race in North Carolina.
The former President is playing a big role in shaping GOP primaries.
An individual close to Trump compared him to a mob boss.
The former president is trying to help candidates in several states.
According to a CNN report, former President Donald Trump has raised the stakes in his mission to mold the GOP to his liking, eagerly wading into Republican primaries to boost particular candidates and push out party members that he has soured on.
In three states, the former president has been involved in pushing out Republicans who didn't make the cut for his endorsement.
According to CNN, an individual close to Trump compared him to the mob boss from the film "The Godfather," pointing to the former president's efforts to purge the GOP of lawmakers who criticized him over his role in the January 6 riot.
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According to the individual, Trump has been pulling strings behind the scenes and guiding candidates in the right direction.
The former president is mapping out his strategy for the upcoming elections.
The former congressman from North Carolina was reached out to by the president to end his campaign for the US Senate.
Several polls show Walker behind Budd, and Republicans who have thrown their support behind Budd believe he could gain some traction if the vote wasn't splintered among conservatives.
According to people connected to the former congressman who spoke with CNN, Walker is now thinking about a House campaign.
David Perdue, who could potentially jump into the Georgia GOP gubernatorial primary, is a close ally of former President Donald Trump.
There is an eye on the Deep South.
In Georgia, David Perdue was asked by Trump to run against Brian Kemp in the Republican primary.
Perdue lost his reelection bid to Jon Ossoff in January, but has been popular with the state's conservatives.
Kemp refused to help overturn Biden's electoral victory in Georgia last November, a stance that led to the former president endorsing Jody Hice over the incumbent Secretary of State.
The integrity of the state's vote was attested to by Raffensperger, who resisted Trump's attempts to get additional votes to invalidate Biden's win.
The former president wants to create a "Trump ticket" with other endorsed candidates for statewide races, according to a state Republican operative.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump is trying to oust Kay Ivey, a fellow Republican, over a canceled rally.
The former president wanted to hold a July 4 rally in Mobile to engage with his supporters who continue to back his "Make Again Great Again" political agenda. The event was scrapped because local officials were concerned that the gathering would be too political since it would be held at the Battleship Memorial Park.
In August, Trump held a rally in Alabama, but he is still upset with the governor over the decision, and he is considering endorsing a candidate for governor.
The congressman who received the former president's endorsement earlier this year would likely benefit from her leaving the Senate race.
Despite Trump's approval, the nomination is not easy for Brooks.
The former president has complained to his allies about the lack of enthusiasm for the campaign, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
The candidate besting the one who had the most recent quarter of donations was the one who was endorsed by the man who had the most recent quarter of staff.
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When students in this affluent Rochester suburb returned to school this fall, there was a video of a white student making a racist threat and brandishing a gun. A boy pulls out a gun in a short clip, saying that people should ask why he carries a gun. He used a racial slur to say he wanted to kill Black people. The video has exposed a larger pattern of racist incidents in the largely white town where some parents and students live.
The video of police pepper-spraying and tasing a Black teenager during a large-scale disruption went public on Friday.
The acquitted shooter was turned on by prominent figures in the far-right conspiracy group.
The spelling of the Chinese President's name is the same as that of Xi. The Greek letter Omicron would be easier for the general public, according to the WHO.
The threat of a winter surge has caused many Southern states to fall behind the rest of the nation in immunizations for children. According to a review of state vaccination and death data by The Washington Post, those states have the highest overall death rates from covid-19. Their slow vaccine take-up has children's and adults' vaccines.
According to a report, some countries are concerned about the business track record of the son-in-law of President Donald Trump.
One of the many authors featured in Shock Docs: Demon in the White House asks how to draw a line between what is real and what is not. When it comes to this Discovery+ special, the answer is obvious. This makes sense according to the talking heads.
Shabazz was found dead in her home. Her cause of death has not been determined.
Doja Cat says her music career isn't always easy to enjoy anymore.
The author of "Betrayal" said that reporting on a third Trump run for president would be difficult.
Nick Bledsoe shared his opposition to masks and vaccines on Facebook before he died. In April, Bledsoe, an auto mechanic from Alabama, added a frame to his profile photo that said "I don't care if you've had your vaccine" and urged his father not to get the shot. During the summer, he posted a petition against school mask requirements, cursed the president, and shared a video casting doubt on his vaccine.
The "Fuller House" star said it's important to represent all people.
Kathy Hochul warned that the new Omicron variant is coming.
Nine and ten-year-olds are being asked to consider whether the royal family would be a good place for a white person to hate.
Brian May is taking me back in time in the archive library at King's College. The table between me and the Queen guitarist has an original Victorian stereoscope, a box-like wooden contraption that is akin to a primitive pair of virtual reality goggles. He says to take a look.
I want you to step outside Silver Lake for two seconds.
The Republican was served some shade after he appealed for dessert ideas.
Planes from South Africa carrying passengers with COVID land in Amsterdam.
Romana Didulo has called for violence in Canada during the Pandemic, but her commands have not been carried out.
Volunteers are leaving public service because of fear. If we want to preserve our democracy, this must change.
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