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Marjorie Taylor Greene vows to introduce bill to rename 'Gulf of Mexico' for America

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) vowed to introduce legislation to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America" after President-elect Donald Trump promised to make the change.

Trump first revealed his intention to change the name at a Mar-a-Lago press conference on Tuesday.

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Trump refuses to commit to not using U.S. military to take Greenland

President-elect Donald Trump wouldn't rule out a war with the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) and a hostile takeover of Greenland, owned by Denmark, during a press conference Tuesday.

In a rambling speech which was called to talk about bringing business to the U.S., Trump talked about inheriting a "world on fire," prompting reporters to ask about his stated foreign policy plan to acquire new "states."

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Trump vows to rename Gulf of Mexico 'Gulf of America': 'Has a beautiful ring'

Donald Trump continued menacing the United States' North American neighbors during a rambling news conference at his home at Mar-a-Lago Tuesday.

The president-elect has threatened to impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico, as well as other trading partners, and he vowed that he will be soon renaming the Gulf of Mexico during his speech Tuesday morning. It follows floating the idea of merging with Canada.

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Trump announces $20B data center investment from golf course associate

President-elect Donald Trump announced a $20 billion investment from Hussain Sajwani, the chairman of an Emirati property company that developed a golf course managed by the Trump Organization.

CNBC first reported that Sajwani was expected to invest $20 billion to build data centers in the U.S.

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'But...': Mike Johnson leaves wiggle room as he says 'intention' is not to cut Medicare

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) would not state definitively that Republicans would not cut Social Security and Medicare as he said the "intention" was to keep the programs intact.

During a Tuesday press conference, CNN correspondent Manu Raju asked Johnson about Republican plans for entitlement programs.

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'A deal that must happen': Trump celebrates as son Don Jr. arrives in Greenland

President-elect Donald Trump claimed his representatives had received a "great" reception in Greenland as he hopes to take possession of the autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark.

In a Tuesday post on his Truth Social platform, Trump announced that his son Donald Trump Jr., right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk, and incoming White House Director of Personnel Sergio Gor had arrived on the island.

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'Screw it': CNN panelist warns belief in 'invincibility' is powering risky Trump decisions

A CNN panel on Tuesday predicted that President-elect Donald Trump was likely to pardon even the most violent rioters who stormed the United States Capitol on his behalf on January 6th, 2021.

Republican strategist Brad Todd began the discussion by saying he only believed that Trump would pardon low-level January 6th offenders rather than violent offenders such as members of the Proud Boys.

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'Don't get mad at me!' Morning Joe issues GOP warning over 'radical' moves

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough warned Republicans Tuesday not to overplay their hand as they regain the levers of power.

Republicans reclaimed congressional majorities last week and Donald Trump will return to the White House later this month. The "Morning Joe" host cautioned them against disruptive moves that could wreck a roaring economy and job market.

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'That is beyond splitting hairs!' CNN panel piles on MAGA Republican

A Republican’s vigorous defense of Donald Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol four years ago turned an on-air CNN discussion into a full-on debate about who was peacefully protesting, who was trespassing, and who should’ve been prosecuted.

The moment came Monday evening on CNN’s “The Source” when GOP strategist David Urban said that not only was the issue of Jan. 6 litigated in the courts, but also in the last election – “and the American people dismissed it as well.”

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‘That is not the real story’: NYT reporter challenges Republican’s memory of J6

New York Times journalist Lulu Garcia-Navarro on Monday forcefully pushed back against a former Trump White House spokesman’s attempt to play down the chaos that unfolded during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol four years ago.

The on-air confrontation came during CNN’s “The Situation Room” hours after Congress moved to certify President-elect Donald Trump’s election victory Monday – which former White House deputy communications director Brian Morgenstern praised as “a clean and clear process” and “a great day for America.”

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'Went over the line': Legal analyst says Trump's latest court defeat is 'bad news'

Judge Juan Merchan denied Donald Trump's demand to delay his sentencing in the New York fraud trial involving the hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels in 2016.

Former FBI general counsel and top Justice Department prosecutor Andrew Weissmann called the move "bold," saying Merchan was "trying to uphold the rule of law."

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'Never going to be made whole': Expert says Giuliani can't pay defamed poll workers

Atlanta poll workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss will likely recover some of the damages they are owed by Donald Trump ally Rudy Giuliani for falsely smearing them as trying to rig the 2020 election — but not even close to what he owes, former federal prosecutor Elie Honig told CNN's Jake Tapper on Monday.

The simple reason for this, he explained, is that Giuliani — whose legal problems were compounded earlier in the day by being held in contempt of court for failing to properly respond to discovery requests in that case — does not have the assets required to pay the full amount.

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'Stupid questions!' Marjorie Taylor Greene pitches fit at reporters remembering J6

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) lashed at what she said were "stupid questions" from reporters who she argued should be "held accountable" over their coverage of the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021.

On the fourth anniversary of the riot, Greene expressed frustration to Real America's Voice host Beau Davidson about reporters who had asked her about the occasion.

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