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'Not for the peasants': Trump skewered online for golfing amid government shutdown

Donald Trump was skewered by critics for spending his Saturday golfing while the federal government was shut down.

As the U.S. completed its fourth day of the 2025 federal shutdown, the president was golfing in Virginia. The news spread like wildfire on social media, with critics from all over weighing in.

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'A Trump appointee!!' Internet erupts over judge's major takedown of president's big plans

Donald Trump was shot down by a judge he appointed, causing critics to celebrate online.

Raw Story reported on the "bombshell ruling," in which Judge Karin Immergut, a Trump appointee, ruled that Trump's National Guard call-up to Portland was based on false claims about unrest in the liberal city.

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Retired military officer issues Pete Hegseth a stark warning: 'Ignore at your own peril'

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth must realize his key warrior ethos is off base, or face "peril," according to a retired military officer on Saturday.

Robert McTague, a retired military officer who did two tours in Iraq, and also served in Kuwait, Qatar, Korea, Croatia, Romania, and Turkey, said that Hegseth "comes across as a bit of a car salesman" in his pitch before top generals from around the world.

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'Bombshell ruling': Trump-appointed judge blocks president's Portland National Guard move

Donald Trump saw a legal loss on Saturday when a judge that the president himself appointed granted a restraining order blocking President Trump's call-up of the National Guard in Portland.

Kyle Cheney of Politico flagged the news on X over the weekend, writing, "Judge IMMERGUT, a Trump appointee to the bench, ruled that Trump's call-up was based on false claims about unrest in Portland and that Trump's own statements were 'simply untethered to the facts.'"

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'Most foolish thing he's done': Legal expert highlights huge mistake by Trump DOJ lawyer

United States Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche made a crucial mistake in a criminal matter, according to a legal journalist.

Lawfare's Roger Parloff on Saturday noted that Blanche made the DOJ's case vulnerable in the matter involving a mistakenly deported man named Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Abrego Garcia is a migrant who was wrongfully deported to El Salvador due to an “administrative error” but has since been returned to the U.S. and is fighting deportation efforts.

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'MAGA is freaking out': Analyst says Bad Bunny showed Dems how to win the shutdown fight

The popular singer known as Bad Bunny just showed Democrats how to win the ongoing shutdown fight, according to a political analyst.

Molly Jong-Fast, host of the “Fast Politics” podcast and the author of “How to Lose Your Mother: A Daughter’s Memoir," wrote a piece on Saturday in the New York Times called, "The N.F.L. Gets It. Why Don’t Democrats?"

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'Please!' Trump drops desperate plea to Google as he flags 'very bad' news for Republicans

Donald Trump on Saturday issued a desperate plea to Google while highlighting "very bad" news for Republicans in the midterms.

The president took to his own social media site over the weekend to complain about the fact that Google's YouTube TV removed Univision programming in late September due to a contract dispute.

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'Juvenile': Onlookers confront Kash Patel over 'erroneous claim' in vulgar MSNBC rant

FBI Director Kash Patel is under fire on Saturday after being fact-checked for a profane rant he made against MSNBC in connection with a report on the arrest of former FBI Director James Comey.

Patel over the weekend took to social media to complain about MSNBC. Specifically, he was responding to MSNBC legal analyst Barb McQuade, who said that "DOJ policy prohibits 'perp walks,' in which arrestees are paraded before the cameras" after reports of an agent being let go for refusing to give Comey a perp walk.

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'Serious accusation': Trump election lawyer says Charlie Kirk was a 'deep state operative'

Charlie Kirk was a deep-state operative who was waging war on fellow MAGA icons, according to Trump's Georgia election lawyer.

Lin Wood, the Georgia lawyer who peddled former President Donald Trump's false election fraud claims, took to social media over the weekend to air his intra-MAGA grievances. It started off with Wood posting a screenshot from an unnamed publication, with text that reads, "In January 2021, Charlie Kirk expressed strong criticism of Lin Wood, characterizing him as 'crazy' and a 'pathological liar.'"

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Stephen Miller accused of 'incitement to violence against judges' with new 'purge' comment

U.S. White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller Saturday was accused of "incitement to violence against judges."

Miller, who has been accused of making his subordinates cry at work, took to social media over the weekend to make several proclamations related to "leftist" judges.

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'Scum': Trump accuses key prosecutor of costing New York 'hundreds of billions of dollars'

Donald Trump on Saturday accused Attorney General of New York Letitia James of costing the state "hundreds of billions of dollars."

Trump took to Truth Social to lob the attack at James, who won a civil fraud lawsuit against him.

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'Meet its reckoning': Trump reportedly 'poisoned' DOJ case he 'desperately' wants to win

Donald Trump "poisoned" his own Department of Justice's chance of securing a conviction the president "desperately" wants, according to a former prosecutor.

Former federal prosecutor Shan Wu weighed in on the Trump DOJ's prosecution of former FBI director James Comey. Trump's own decision to chime in on the case may have already doomed it, according to the attorney.

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Hakeem Jeffries says Trump meeting exposed GOP shutdown fight to be over ‘fake issue’

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) revealed new details of his private meeting with President Donald Trump on Saturday, details that he alleged proved that the Republican position amid the ongoing government shutdown is based on a “fake issue.”

Jeffries met with Trump alongside Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) this week in the hopes of averting a government shutdown. The meeting proved fruitless, however, with lawmakers failing to come to an agreement by an Oct. 1 deadline, and disagreements largely centered around health care policy.

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