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Just as Donald Trump once looked to Ukraine in an attempt to dig up dirt on the Bidens and stay in power, he's now concocting a scheme to keep that power forever, according to a former administration insider.

Soviet-born Lev Parnas, who worked closely with Rudy Giuliani during Trump's first administration, was purportedly sent to Ukraine to help Trump and Giuliani make contacts there for the purposes of digging up negative info on Hunter Biden. Parnas was later convicted of campaign finance violations, and today reports on Trump from outside the administration.

" Trump is about to face the loudest boos of his life," according to one conservative group responding to the latest censorship news involving the president.

Onlookers were stunned this weekend as they discovered that the US Open had warned its broadcasters to censor any potential boos of Donald Trump's appearance.

Donald Trump made headlines when he was booed at Arthur Ashe Stadium back in 2015, and now he's set to return to the stadium for the US Open men's final on Sunday, but broadcasters have been warned not to air any "disruptions" this time around.

In 2015, CNN reported that "Trump found himself the target of audible boos... as he entered the U.S. Open quarterfinals in New York." Now, Trump is heading back, but you aren't likely to see a repeat of the 2015 booing, at least not on television, according to the Guardian's reporting.

Republicans have been more united than ever, but on Saturday a Republican senator came out swinging against the vice president.

It started with a comment from JD Vance, who wrote over the weekend, "Killing cartel members who poison our fellow citizens is the highest and best use of our military." This led Brian Krassenstein to respond, "Killing the citizens of another nation who are civilians without any due process is called a war crime."

CNN analyst David Goldman writes that President Donald Trump and his administration spent the last month trying to sell his July bad jobs numbers as a big lie planted by Biden sympathizers to undermine his administration.

The president called the July jobs report “rigged,” and fired Erika McEntarfer from her role as Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner for serving them up. Afterward, officials bent themselves into pretzels trying to explain why Trump was justified in removing McEntarfer for allegedly sabotaging his administration — despite offering no proof of McEntarfer’s claimed villainy.

New allegations came out on Saturday about Donald Trump and his connection to Jeffrey Epstein.

Model Cleo Glyde spoke to The Daily Beast about Epstein, who was reportedly her friend in the 1990s, and Trump. This would make Glyde one of several women who have made allegations related to Trump and Epstein, and Trump himself has been found liable for sex abuse in the past.

The Guardian reports the Friday National Conservatism Conference in Washington, D.C. hosted a wide variety of far-right religious extremists, from men-only secret societies to theocratic right-wing pundits and associations.

Other event speakers were closely associated with the secretive Society for American Civic Renewal (SACR), an invitation-only, Christian ultra-nationalist network with “undercurrents of neo-fascist accelerationism,” according to a Middlebury Institute report.

In July, Donald Trump threatened to revoke the citizenship of actress/comedian Rosie O'Donnell, who has been a scathing critic of the U.S. president. But O'Donnell was not an immigrant to the United States; born in Commack, New York on March 21, 1962, O'Donnell is a lifelong U.S. citizen.

Many political analysts say Trump's threat was designed to intimidate O'Donnell, who is now a legal resident of the Republic of Ireland. But the actress/comedian still isn't shy about criticizing Trump and attacked him as "deranged" during an early September appearance on former CNN host Jim Acosta's vodcast.

Donald Trump posted an AI image featuring him in a hat he didn't earn the right to wear, according to a senator and army vet.

Trump on Saturday took to Truth Social, where he posted an image that said, "'I love the smell of deportations in the morning...’ Chicago about to find out why it’s called the Department of WAR." The image also included a photo of Trump in a unique hat.