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Trump, J. D. Vance

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Body Language Experts Spotted Something Telling In JD Vance's Reaction To Trump's Non-Endorsement
Oof. Donald Trump failed to endorse JD Vance for a potential 2028 presidential run while the vice president stood nearby in a recent Oval Office interview.

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Trumps says he has not talked to Vance about endorsing him in 2028
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Trump doesn’t commit to endorsing Vance as successor

Katie, Trump and Zacharia

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Donald Trump’s Ex-Press Secretary May Have Engineered Her Own Downfall — Report
Katie Zacharia, who served as President Donald Trump' s White House press secretary for just five days, reportedly pushed for interviews with Fox News.

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The 3 things Katie Zacharia learned as Trump's press secretary
OK! Magazine on MSN · 1d
Katie Zacharia Refuses to Let Critics 'Define' Her After Whirlwind 5-Day Stint as White House Press Secretary
Las Vegas Sun · 22h
Bye-bye, Katie Zacharia; here comes Trump’s new liar
Katie Zacharia was a good fit to be President Donald Trump’s White House press secretary, meaning she would to say anything to please the boss.

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 · 11h
Who's next as White House press secretary after Katie Zacharia's exit?
 · 19h
Trump’s first Press Secretary Sean Spicer has some pointed advice for the president after Katie Zacharia exit
Arkansas Public Advocate on MSN
24m

Chrystia Freeland worked with Donald Trump — and says the private man surprised her

Former Canadian Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland says Donald Trump was a different person off-camera than his public persona suggests. What she told Times Radio, and
OK Magazine on MSN
7h

Donald Trump's first press secretary Sean Spicer cautions president against favoring candidates who look pretty when filling White House role

Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer urged Donald Trump to look beyond appearances and loyalty in his next spokesperson.
Radar Online
18h

Furious Donald Trump Snaps at Reporter in Tense Oval Office Exchange — 'You Better Be Careful!'

Donald Trump lost his cool during an Oval Office exchange with a reporter after being peppered with questions and footage of the fiery remarks soon went viral.
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Donald Trump Could Pardon Himself and His Staff But Says He Isn't 'Thinking About' Doing So 'Because I Did Nothing Wrong'

No president has ever pardoned himself before, but Donald Trump has been breaking presidential norms for a decade now — and he seems poised to break another guardrail with a pardon for himself as well as preemptive pardons for his staff.
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Opinion

"I'm not amused by the narcissism": Iron Maiden's Nicko McBrain reveals why he turned down golf invitation from Donald Trump

Nicko McBrain says he turned down an offer to hang out with Donald Trump because he believes the president and his associates should be behind bars.
Radar Online
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Donald Trump Sparks Concerns of 'Cognitive Decline' After Repeatedly Claiming Barack Obama Would Be 'Testifying' for 'Mohammad' El-Sayed

Donald Trump sparked concerns about his mental fitness after repeatedly claiming Barack Obama would be testifying for 'Mohammad' El-Sayed.
Tribune Chronicle
7h

Mahoning sheriff probes 3 in Trump rally altercation

The Mahoning County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an alleged assault of a female protester by three men at the Oct. 12 President Donald Trump rally at Youngstown’s Covelli Centre. Sheriff Jerry Greene said Wednesday his department has identified three men – two from the area and one from New Jersey – who were
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Judge curbs Trump administration’s hunt for noncitizen voters in some states, citing flawed data

A federal judge has ordered the Department of Homeland Security to stop certain investigative actions in its hunt for noncitizen voters, writing that the department’s efforts rely on faulty data that includes US citizens legally allowed to vote.
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