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'Hand it back to the president': Top Trump aide asks Nobel winner to cede prize

Roger Stone, a longtime adviser to Donald Trump, called on Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado to relinquish the award to the president.

Following a ceasefire deal between Israel and Gaza, Stone told Real America's Voice host Jack Posobiec that he was "not happy that the Norwegian-based Nobel Peace Prize Committee elected to give their award to Maria Corina Machado."

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Steve Bannon demands 'Christian state' in Middle East as part of Trump's peace deal

MAGA influencer Steve Bannon insisted that there would have to be a "Christian state" in the Middle East as a part of a peace deal negotiated by U.S. President Donald Trump.

During the Monday War Room program, MAGA influencer Jack Posobiec told Bannon that the deal should include protection for Christians.

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'Buy as much as you can': MAGA reporter hawks phones from White House in bizarre advert

A news correspondent who openly supports President Donald Trump recorded a commercial inside the White House Monday — potentially breaking ethics rules.

In a video recording with the briefing room as a backdrop, reporter Corinne Cliford encouraged her followers to purchase satellite phones from her sponsor.

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'Pain in my life': Sean Duffy whines that unpaid air traffic workers are calling in sick

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy insisted that millions of demonstrators who take part in the peaceful No Kings protests are "part of antifa," which has been designated as a domestic terrorist organization by President Donald Trump.

Duffy made the remarks on Monday while complaining about air traffic controllers who call in sick during the government shutdown.

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'Truly sick': Conservative blasts Fox News for snubbing 'veteran imprisoned by government'

Conservative strategist Tim Miller called out Fox News on Saturday for purportedly ignoring "a story about a US military veteran getting imprisoned for 3 days by the government."

Miller on Friday published a video conversation with the individual, writing on X, "I interviewed George Retes, the US citizen who ICE detained for 3 days - and threw in solitary for 2 - and his story absolutely shook me."

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'What gives them the right?' MAGA senator melts down over Muslims praying outdoors

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) suggested that Muslims did not have the right to pray outdoors in the United States.

During a Thursday interview with conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, Tuberville expressed outrage at Muslims expressing their faith.

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'The hell with that!' Steve Bannon flips out at Trump DOJ over handling of James Comey

MAGA influencer Steve Bannon lost it during a live broadcast after former FBI Director James Comey avoided the media and photographs before pleading not guilty to criminal charges brought by President Donald Trump's Department of Justice.

Bannon began his War Room broadcast on Wednesday with a live shot of the courthouse where he expected Comey to turn himself in.

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Trump vows to 'take a look' at Ghislaine Maxwell pardon after Supreme Court rejects case

President Donald Trump said he would "take a look" at a pardon for convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell after the Supreme Court rejected her appeal.

CNN's Kaitlan Collins asked Trump about the possibility of a pardon for Maxwell at an Oval Office event on Monday.

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Trump suddenly claims to be in health care 'negotiations' with Dems amid shutdown

President Donald Trump claimed to be in "negotiations" with Democrats that he said could lead to "very good things" amid a government shutdown over health care subsidies.

During an Oval Office event on Monday, Trump said that "the American people are unable to get good health care."

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Kaitlan Collins busts Leavitt on layoffs blame: 'Wouldn't that be the president's call?'

CNN's Kaitlan Collins called out White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt after she blamed Democrats for any government employee layoffs that might take place during the ongoing government shutdown.

During Monday's White House briefing, Collins questioned Leavitt about President Donald Trump's repeated claim that Democrats would be to blame if the his administration were to order mass layoffs.

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'Took no part': Justice Alito declines to take part in ruling against Trump ally

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to consider Laura Loomer's petition, which alleged media censorship.

In a statement on Monday, the high court announced that Loomer's petition had been denied. Justice Samuel Alito "took no part in the consideration or decision of this petition," the court added.

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Pete Hegseth admits being shouted down in the Oval Office for failing Trump

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth revealed that President Donald Trump "yelled" at him for failing at his job the last time he was in the Oval Office.

In an interview recorded over the weekend, Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy asked Hegseth if he recalled the "last time that somebody yelled at you."

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Pete Hegseth: Troops 'more likely' to deployed to 'dangerous' US cities than overseas

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth asserted that military recruits were "more likely" to be deployed to "dangerous" cities in the United States than the Middle East.

During an interview that aired on Sunday on Fox News, correspondent Peter Doocy noted that the Trump administration had claimed a surge in military recruiting.

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