The former president is denying that he tested positive for COVID-19 three days before his first debate with Joe Biden.
According to a new book by Trump's former chief of staff, Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19 three days before his first presidential debate with Joe Biden. MarkMeadows wrote in "The Chief's Chief" that the then-president received a negative test shortly after the positive test and resumed his usual activities, including attending the debate against his Democratic challenger. The story was called fake by Trump.
When a reporter asked the president about sharing a debate stage with Trump, he was blunt.
Stephen Colbert has explained to his Late Show audience before that he has spent the entire year trying to not talk about Donald Trump. He said on Wednesday night that even though he tried to avoid him, his name keeps coming up.
The Ohio Republican Party favors corrupt career politicians according to Mark Pukita, a Republican.
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Scientists told us to protect ourselves. Too many of us didn't listen. We're dealing with Omicron.
A ticket to the "Florida's greatest Christmas party" costs $10,000 for a photo with Donald Trump.
The GOP is on the verge of achieving a decades-long conservative project, but some strategists worry that the party isn't ready for the political dangers of this monumental victory. Stay on top of the market.
The former secretary of state took a jab at the president.
According to The Washington Post, there was a concerted campaign to place Trump allies in roles overseeing elections.
Tucker Carlson heaped praise on Alex Jones, claiming the Sandy Hook hoaxer is a better journalist than reporters at NBC and CBS. It was described as an attempt to punish critics of the Democratic Party.
Ted Cruz and Marjorie Taylor Greene are two of the lawmakers who want to remove funding from the spending bill.
The Guardian reported that Trump called allies in a "war room" at the hotel to plan how to stop Congress from affirming Biden's win.
The Supreme Court was asked to overturn a nationwide right to abortion that has existed for nearly 50 years. The fate of the court's 1973 decision to legalized abortion throughout the United States and its 1992 decision to affirm it will probably not be known until late June. The court's precedents say that a state can regulate but not ban abortion before the point of viability.
The vice chairwoman of the House committee investigating the January attack on the Capitol suggested that former President Trump could be held responsible for any false statements he made. He knows provoked violence in the past. He has recently.
The GoldiGlocks, Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene, have doubled down on their obsession with Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and the squad.
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Insider asked Republicans what they would do if they were given the majority in Congress.
The Kyle Rittenhouse acquittal left unexpected fallout among a cast of conservative pundits, fueled by the teen's former lawyer who has threatened legal action against Fox News stars.
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The vaccine is getting the job done according to doctors who point to the data.
