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Donald Trump's fury at being interrupted as he issues 'worst' statement to reporter
President Donald Trump was left fuming at a reporter from Bloomberg after he was interrupted when answering a question
Trump was in the middle of answering a question about Tucker Carlson’s controversial interview with white supremacist Nick Fuentes when a reporter cut in with another question.
"Piggy" has reportedly been a favored insult of the president's in the past. During his 2016 presidential campaign, former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, who won the title at age 19 while Trump was a co-owner of the organization, claimed that Trump threatened to take away her title after she gained weight.
Trump lost his temper with a Bloomberg reporter who interrupted him while speaking about his relationship with former Fox News Host Tucker Carlson
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Mike Pence Flags ‘Concerns’ Over F-35 Deal Ahead Of Trump Meeting With Saudi Crown Prince: Report
According to an interview with Bloomberg, Trump’s former vice president said he is concerned that advanced U.S. defence technology may fall into the wrong hands.
The Trump administration has an uphill battle to find its next pick for the top IRS attorney position, after the president in a surprise move withdrew Donald Korb’s nomination days before his expected Senate confirmation vote.
Were the situation not so serious it would be tempting to urge the BBC to take the fight to Donald Trump. The US president is threatening to sue the British public broadcaster for up to $5 billion for a clumsily edited documentary that made it appear he directly incited the Jan.
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Trump aides review funds for NYC after Mamdani win
Aides to President Donald Trump have spent the days following Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the New York City mayoral race reviewing federal funds that benefit the city to potentially suspend or cancel.
President Donald Trump’s pledge to sell F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia has raised concerns in Israel that it would lose its military edge in the Middle East. Ahead of a visit to Washington, D.C. by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman,
President Donald Trump welcomed Wall Street’s top brass for dinner at the White House on Wednesday, conferring with some of the country’s biggest financial players as the administration leans into an effort to address affordability concerns.
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