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Trump interrupts his own rant about Biden's 'infirmity' with bizarre tirade about water

A conservative talk show host interrupted Donald Trump's bizarre rant about water during a discussion about a pair of upcoming debates with President Joe Biden Wednesday.

The former president accepted Biden's challenge to debate in June and September, before early voting begins, but Trump agreed with the conservative host of the Hugh Hewitt Show that the Democratic Party may be forced to replace him with Vice President Kamala Harris or California Gov. Gavin Newsom due to his supposed "infirmity."

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Special counsel accused of 'grotesquely dishonest' exhibits in Hunter Biden case

National security expert Marcy Wheeler has been closely following the Hunter Biden case while the world is captivated by the ongoing Donald Trump saga unfolding in Manhattan.

Wheeler argued that special counsel David Weiss is continuing to try to block Biden's full book from being admitted into evidence. Instead, he wants only certain excerpts admitted — and that, she says, twists the narrative.

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Why are 1 in 5 GOP voters still voting for Nikki Haley over Donald Trump?

Sixty-nine days after she suspended her presidential campaign, former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley is still drawing a consistent one in five Republican primary voters away from the indicted ex-president Donald Trump.

Tuesday's primaries in Maryland, Nebraska, and West Virginia continued that trend, even though she has been nearly totally silent and even though Trump has already gained enough delegates to be the presumptive Republican nominee.

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GOP demands Cassidy Hutchinson reveal conversations in new 'pressure campaign': report

House Republicans investigating the Jan. 6 attack have asked former White House staffer Cassidy Hutchinson to hand over her communications with the bipartisan House select committee that investigated the U.S. Capitol riot.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA), chair of the House Administration subcommittee on oversight, asked the former aide to Donald Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows to provide all of her communications through this month with former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) and several former White House officials, reported NBC News.

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U.S. consumer inflation eases slightly in April, in good news for Biden

U.S. consumer inflation eased slightly last month, according to US government data published Wednesday, a positive sign for President Joe Biden ahead of November's election.

The data supports the Biden administration's messaging that the US economy has turned a corner, as it looks to quell consumers' concerns about the impact of rising prices going into the likely rematch against former president Donald Trump.

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Mitt Romney shreds Trump's GOP fanboys in matching ties: 'It's difficult to watch'

Sen. Mitt Romney is not impressed with his fellow Republicans' dress, particularly those who appeared in matching Donald Trump-inspired ensembles this week outside Manhattan criminal court.

"It's difficult to watch," Romney (R-UT) told CBS News reporter Scott MacFarlane, "watching them prostrating themselves."

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Trump rants like a pro wrestler as he accepts Biden debate challenge

Donald Trump drew from his frequent appearances at professional wrestling matches as he accepted President Joe Biden's challenge to debate twice before early voting begins.

The president released a video challenge and his campaign sent a letter to the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates calling for two debates in June and September. Trump responded with a Truth Social rant that sounded like a pro wrestler's promo.

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Trump will get 'steamrolled' by Biden's debate challenge: MSNBC's Willie Geist

On Wednesday morning, President Joe Biden issued a challenge to Donald Trump to agree to 2024 presidential debates with a set of rules that would restrict his ability to bluster his way through them.

According to MSNBC's Willie Geist, should the former president agree to them, he will get "steamrolled."

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'Desperate' Trump got played for a 'sucker' by billionaire investor: reporter

Donald Trump may have gotten played for a "sucker" by a billionaire donor who's trying to save his stake in the TikTok social media company, according to a journalist.

Billionaire investor Jeff Yass and his privately held Susquehanna International Group hold a 15-percent stake in TikTok's parent company ByteDance, but president Joe Biden signed a law last month that would force the company to sell off the social media platform to an American owner or get banned from the U.S. market – so he's turning to Trump for help.

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Biden trolls Trump's courtroom problems in debate challenge

President Joe Biden mocked Donald Trump's courtroom travails in a newly issued debate challenge.

The president called on his Republican challenger to join him for two televised debates in June and September, well before early voting begins, in a video message and letter sent to the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates.

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Morning Joe accuses the NYT of publishing 'garbage' pro-Trump polls to create news

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough went on an extended rant on Wednesday morning over a recent questionable — according to analysts— New York Times/Siena poll that showed Donald Trump with unusually huge leads in battleground states, with the "Morning Joe" host accusing the venerable newspaper of publishing "garbage" to create news.

According to the NYT poll, President Joe Biden is struggling with young voters and voters of color. However, as co-host Mika Brzezinski pointed out, polling experts have taken to social media to rip the pollsters' methodology apart saying the final results have been "skewed" in Trump's favor.

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Push for new U.S. lithium mine leaves some Americans wary

When Kristal Lee and her husband bought a house in Gaston County, North Carolina two years ago, they envisioned a "forever home". But a planned lithium mine is bringing Lee sleepless nights.

Nearby is an area earmarked for a $1.2 billion project to produce battery grade lithium for U.S. electric vehicle (EV) supply chains -- one of only a few such sites in the country.

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Ship lost power twice before striking Baltimore bridge: probe

The container ship that collided with a major bridge in Baltimore, collapsing it within seconds, suffered two electricity blackouts in the moments before the disaster, a preliminary report by federal investigators released Tuesday said.

The Singapore-flagged Dali also lost power during maintenance twice on the previous day, though the report by the National Transportation Safety Board said it was still probing what impact that may have had.

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