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Miles Taylor, who served in President Donald Trump’s first term, predicts a “flurry of litigation” to come.
Neil Young is not a fan of Donald Trump. The legendary rocker has repeatedly spoken out against the president, and he isn’t just using his words to take him to task. In fact, Deadline reported this week that Young has taken Trump to court and is suing him for a whopping $10 million.
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Donald Trump's Failed Press Secretary Katie Zacharia Blames 'The Media' For Losing The Position In 5 Days: 'Would Not Let Me Do My Job'
Katie Zacharia’s time as Donald Trump’s press secretary was short-lived, lasting just five days before she was out of the position. Now, Zacharia is speaking out about her brief stint in the White House,
On Friday President Trump addressed supporters in Daytona, Florida, while former President Clinton spoke in Mississippi.
Donald Trump Mocked by Critics After Wind Blows His Comb-Over Around: 'Flapping Like a Wounded Bird'
President Donald Trump found himself at the center of another round of online ridicule after a gust of wind exposed his carefully styled hair, RadarOnline.com can reveal. The 80-year-old president's comb-over struggled to stay in place as he boarded Air Force One on October 30.
Ballrooms. Cognitive tests. The male physique. President Donald Trump’s closing message to midterm voters has veered into some unexpected places.
A new lawsuit comes with construction set to begin next week, adding to legal battles over the President’s plans to remake Washington.
The costs of tariffs to consumers, the U.S. economy, and the stock market may be considerably greater than the revenue they bring in over the next decade.
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Abandoned her desk: Donald Trump's human printer Natalie Harp now works in his private dining room
Natalie Harp, the White House aide nicknamed Trump's 'human printer', has reportedly moved her workspace into President Donald Trump's private dining room beside the Oval Office. The change was reported by The New York Times on 28 October,
