Did Trump go to church on Easter Sunday?
In years past, pictures have quickly been put out of former President Donald Trump attending church.
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Republican congressman responds to criticism after calling for Gaza to be ‘like Hiroshima and Nagasaki’
Republican Michigan Representative Tim Walberg has clarified his comments after saying that Gaza should be “like Hiroshima and Nagasaki” in comments many interpreted as endorsing the use of nuclear weapons on an area where more than 30,000 people have already been killed.
A Republican official claimed that the 2020 election was plagued with voter fraud. Now a judge has ruled that he voted illegally 9 times
A Republican official in Georgia has been found by a judge to have voted illegally nine times even as he pushed former President Donald Trump’s false claims of fraud in connection to the 2020 election.
House Republican now invites Biden to personally testify in bungled impeachment probe
Oversight Committee Chair James Comer has invited President Joe Biden to testify publicly in the flailing House Republican impeachment probe.
Trump’s mental acuity questioned on Fox News
Donald Trump’s mental acuity was questioned on Fox News by Democratic strategist, Jessica Tarlov, during a segment of The Five on Wednesday night.
Republican lawmaker slammed for false claims about ‘illegal invaders’ airport buses
Republican Michigan state representative Matt Maddock is facing widespread criticism after he mistook several men’s basketball teams for “illegal invaders”.
Jan 6 police officer slams ‘opportunistic grifter’ Trump as former president hails ‘law and order’ at NYPD cop’s wake
Donald Trump is facing criticism after attending the wake of slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller even as he’s pushing for the pardoning of January 6 rioters who battled with US Capitol and Washington DC police officers just over three years ago.
Trump lawyers argue that even his ‘lies’ are protected in Georgia election interference case
An attorney for former President Donald Trump argued in a Georgia court on Thursday that the election interference charges in the state against him should be thrown out because his statements are protected by the First Amendment.