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EXCLUSIVE: Trump called Netanyahu’s congratulations to Biden ‘an ultimate betrayal,’ new book claims
‘There was his belief that he had singularly done more for Israel than any American president – and that therefore he was owed.’
Arizona state senator touts appearance on network that warned against ‘Jewish tyrants’
Arizona state Sen. Wendy Rogers, a Republican, appeared on an antisemitic online TV network last week to promote the state’s baseless 2020 election audit.
Facebook extends its suspension of Trump — and changes its whole philosophy on platforming politicians
Trump is now suspended from Facebook until 2023, and the company has changed its policy of allowing politicians to break its terms of use.
Former Trump aide Sebastian Gorka is now banned from YouTube
YouTube has banned the channel of former Donald Trump aide Sebastian Gorka for violating the platform’s policy forbidding disinformation about the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election, a spokesperson told MSN.
Trump showed off photos of naked women at a shiva, report says
‘After that, he starts hitting on me,’ Jennifer Weisselberg said of Trump.
Maggie Haberman on life after Trump and the one question she regrets not asking
‘I’m nowhere near as crazed as I was. I feel like I can hear the thoughts in my own head again,’ Haberman says about the post-Trump era.
Interview | Trump’s Middle East diplomat reflects on a sleepless tenure
David Schenker, who spent 19 months as an assistant secretary of state in the Trump administration, said in a recent interview that he is “very happy to be sleeping at night again.”
The CPAC stage was shaped like the Othala rune…which is what?
The CPAC conference stage was shaped identically to an Odal or Othala rune — long used as a Nazi symbol.
The obvious biblical beef with the Golden Trump
Golden Calf or Golden Trump?
‘We should have gotten 100 votes’: Jamie Raskin reflects on impeachment trial
Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland said Thursday that he “felt a tremendous sense of history and responsibility” in leading the second impeachment case against former President Donald Trump, and still feels “we should have gotten 100 votes” to convict. But Raskin expressed no regrets about how the trial unfolded, and shifted focus to the group of nine House managers he led, describing it as “remarkable teamwork.”