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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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'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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'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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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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'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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Many Trump voters now hate the MAGA policies they voted for: analysis

Now eight and one-half months into his second presidency, Donald Trump is being inundated with polls that show him with weak approval ratings — including 38 percent (Leger), 40 percent (YouGov and Pew Researcher Center) and 41 percent (Marist College).

Trump and his allies continue to insist that he has a "mandate" for his far-right policies. But the 2024 election was close, and Trump won the popular vote by only 1.5 percent in 2024.

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‘No idea what she’s talking about!’ Chicago mayor slams Kristi Noem for ‘delusional' claim

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson fired off at Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem Saturday in response to what he called her “delusional” claims that protesters in Illinois’ most-populated city were threatening to harm federal agents and their families.

On Friday, Kristi Noem was filmed in Chicago prepping federal agents for President Donald Trump’s crackdown on Chicago, telling them “we’re going to hammer these guys that are advocating for violence against the American people!” She went on to allege Chicago protesters of advocating to harm federal agents and their families, dox them online, and claimed that they “[victimize] people every day by the way that they’re talking.”

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FBI agent relieved for refusing to give James Comey a 'perp walk': report

An FBI agent was reportedly relieved of duty for refusing to conduct a "perp walk" of former bureau Director James Comey in front of news cameras following the announcement of Comey's indictment last month, according to a report.

Four people briefed on the matter confirmed the dismissal to Reuters on Friday. The agency declined to comment to Reuters, however. The outlet noted that a court summons was issued, rather than an arrest warrant, but that defendants often visit an FBI field office for booking after receiving such a summons.

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Hamas says they'll release all hostages under Trump's Gaza plan: report

Hamas has responded to the demands outlined by President Donald Trump in an effort to establish peace.

According to Reuters, Hamas said on Friday it will release all Israeli hostages, alive or dead, under the terms outlined in the Gaza proposal.

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'No one can find him': Trump drops from public view again after 'slurring' military speech

President Donald Trump hasn't made a public appearance since his rambling and authoritarian speech to top military leaders, and people are noticing.

The president told high-ranking military leaders to prepare to deploy in American cities for "a war from within," saying he told Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to use "dangerous cities as training grounds," but he disappeared from view for the rest of the week.

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'These Republican numbers are nuts': Internet stunned by MAGA support for key Dem position

With the government shutdown fight over extending Obamacare subsidies reaching its third day on Friday, critics were left stunned after a new poll found that Republican voters were overwhelmingly in support of the Democrat-backed measure, despite GOP lawmakers taking a hardline stance against it.

“The Republican numbers here are nuts,” wrote Jordan Weissmann, writer and editor at The Argument, in an online post on X Friday.

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'It's not just rare': White House reporter stunned by 'unprecedented' move coming soon

President Donald Trump is eying massive cuts to the federal workforce under cover of the government shutdown, and CNN's Alayna Treene reported that layoffs of that scope have never been done before.

Sources say the president and his White House budget chief Russell Vought have targeted certain agencies for most of the cuts after congressional Republicans were able to get a funding bill passed before the start of the fiscal year on Wednesday, and the executive branch is moving on to another priority in the Project 2025 blueprint.

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