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Tim Scott Breaks With Trump in Backing Susan Collins After Obama Ape Video

South Carolina Republican U.S. Senator Tim Scott publicly backed his Republican colleague Susan Collins in her bid to retain her Senate seat in Maine.

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Trump condemns racist video showing Obamas as apes after removing it, but says he won't apologize

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Trump Faces Outrage Over Video Depicting Obamas as Apes

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DOJ fails to indict in case of Democrats' video about refusing illegal military orders

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration tried and failed Tuesday to indict Democratic lawmakers over a video urging members of the military and intelligence communities not to comply with unlawful order...

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Lawmakers React After Trump Administration Fails to Indict Democrats Over ‘Illegal Orders’ Video

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Democrats are cashing in after DOJ failure to indict them

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US prosecutors unsuccessful in attempt to indict Democratic lawmakers

A grand jury has rejected an attempt by the Justice Department of President Donald Trump's administration to indict some Democratic U.S. lawmakers after they urged members of the military not to compl...

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Grand jury refuses to indict Democratic lawmakers in connection with illegal military orders video

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Grand jury declines to indict Democrats asking troops to refuse illegal orders

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Vance Offers Wild Defense of Trump Sharing Racist Video

Vice President JD Vance has shrugged off the controversy over a racist video shared by President Trump using a bizarre defense. On Friday, the 79-year-old president posted a video that featured animated versions of Barack and Michelle Obama depicted as apes.

Bondi responds to Democrat’s video of Trump and Epstein with ridicule

Bondi responded to an old video of Trump and Epstein at a party together by saying it was “ridiculous” for Democratic Rep.

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Unpacking claim video shows Trump watching Bad Bunny halftime show at Mar-a-Lago

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt previously said she thought the U.S. president "would much prefer a Kid Rock performance over Bad Bunny."