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“Elon Musk spent about $300 million dollars getting Trump elected in 2024,” De Niro told a small gathering at the Crosby Hotel in Manhattan, per the show biz outlet. “And he just spent close to half a billion on Republicans in this past week’s election. How did that turn out for you?”
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Trump admits ICE crackdown was 'too tough' and helped hand historic win to Democrats: 'That hurt me'
US President Donald Trump has revealed that he believes immigration enforcement and deportations in his second term went too far.
Even before the midterms, some Republicans were striving to unwind embarrassing associations — suddenly proclaiming their bipartisanship, ducking the MAGA label or downing Canadian beer. Ron DeSantis,
Trump Makes Quick Exit as Reporter Hits a Nerve With Brutal Question He Clearly Wasn’t Ready to Face
President Donald Trump wants the world to see him as a winner, and he rarely misses an opportunity to remind everyone of his greatness. But after a
President Donald Trump has warned of further Cabinet changes following the Republicans' crushing midterm defeat, revealing that some officials could soon be fired.
Senate Republicans returning to the Capitol on Monday are furious with President Trump, whom they blame for last week’s big losses in Senate and House races. The anger is raising the chances that the party could pivot away from the lame-duck president in the lead-up to the 2028 presidential election,
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Defense establishment shocked by Trump's Israel aid cut off, details unclear, sources tell Post
Until clarity emerges, both US government and private-sector officials may take unilateral action to freeze certain weapons transfers or approvals.
President Donald Trump and his Department of Justice are taking a combative stance toward Democrats after their victories in the midterm elections. The Republican administration is signaling
Embattled at home, the president will look abroad. That is worrying for the world, but it is not clear what he can achieve—for good or ill | World News
The early field of GOP presidential candidates is laughably bad—and they’re going to be dealing with the same problems that killed the party in last week’s elections.
Although the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028 began well before last week’s elections, it now enters a new, accelerated phase. And the party’s phenom
