Politics
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Proof These MAGA Republicans Are Turning on Each Other
Republicans like Ted Cruz, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Rand Paul and more continue to stir up trouble within their own party.
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Kamala Might Run For President Again, But Black Internet Wonders if She Should
Kamala Harris finally gave the public an answer to a highly debated question: will she run for president again?
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ICE Just Raided Chinatown, MAGA’s NYC Playground, and Broke All Kinds of Laws
After sending ICE to Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington, D.C., President Trump promised New York City will be hit hard.
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You Won’t Believe What They Found in Trump Nominee’s Texts About Black Folks…Or Maybe You Will
After the Signal Gate scandal, yet another one of Trump’s nominees was caught in a texting scandal. This time, it’s against Black people.
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Why These Elder Black Democrats Are Expected to Stand Strong Even After Mitch McConnell Stumbles
From Rep. Maxine Waters to Rep. Al Green, Black Democrats are some the oldest in Congress with the sharpest minds.
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Black America Reacts to No Kings Day Protests Around the Country
Millions of people turned out for “No Kings Day” protests across the country, and Black America had lots of thoughts.
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Trump’s Not Feeling His TIME Magazine Cover, But the Internet is Having a Blast With It!
President Trump shared his disappointment with TIME’s cover photo choice on his Truth Social platform.
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Can Trump Legally Send the National Guard to U.S. States? All Your Questions Answered
Trump is planning to send the National Guard to more cities, including Portland and Chicago… but can he really do that?
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Van Jones Breaks Silence After Putting His Foot in His Mouth…Again
Van Jones is facing backlash after a discussion about disinformation campaigns took an unexpected turn.
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Who Is Karoline Leavitt, the White House Press Secretary Constantly Accused of Lying For Trump?
As a Gen Z conservative, press secretary Karoline Leavitt is the youngest person to serve in her position and perhaps the most important person in Trump’s camp.










