Trump Struggles to Turn the Page on ‘American Carnage’
Donald J. Trump has long been a man undone by himself.
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Keith Olbermann calls on CNN to 'fire this a--hole' Van Jones for criticizing Biden
Ex-MSNBC host Keith Olbermann called for CNN to fire one of their most prominent political commentators for juxtaposing former President Trump and President Biden in a way that put the Republican in a positive light.
Six Takeaways From the Republican Convention
Donald J. Trump’s dramatic acceptance of his party’s nomination just days after a failed assassination attempt put an exclamation point on a triumphant week for a Republican Party that emerged from its convention confident and unified.
Read the Transcript of Donald J. Trump’s Convention Speech
Thank you very much. Thank you very, very much. And thank you, Dana. Thank you, Kid Rock, sometimes referred to as “Bob.” And thank you, Lee, right from the beginning, thank you very much. What a talent. What a beautiful, beautiful song. Thank you.
Maddow frets about 'Lord of the Rings' being loved by the 'far-right'
As MSNBC host Rachel Maddow fretted about Sen. JD Vance being former President Trump’s choice for vice president, she complained about how "Lord of the Rings" is loved by the far-right.
Trump’s Brush With Death as Political Theater, for One Night Only
In his first speech since a gunman tried to kill him, Donald J. Trump stood before an arena of supporters and began, simply, with what he knew they wanted to hear.
Donald Trump appears to a be a changed man. And that's a big deal for both Republicans and Democrats
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Accepting the Republican Nomination, Trump Preaches Unity, Then Reverts to Attacks
Former President Donald J. Trump accepted the Republican presidential nomination for the third time on Thursday night with a speech that opened with a somber appeal to unity before reverting to a divisive and rambling list of grievances and attacks on his political opponents.