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Former President Donald Trump on Friday evening complained bitterly about an outspoken Republican foe who received praise after campaigning for Vice President Kamala Harris, a candidate she once criticized.

Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, appeared outraged that former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) praised Harris at a campaign event on Thursday and, with insulting language, suggested she lacked the intelligence to remember past critiques.

Former President Donald Trump took no responsibility for pushing a fake endorsement from prominent investment bank CEO Jamie Dimon on Friday, according to a new report.

The former president bragged about the supposed endorsement on his Truth Social platform Friday morning, saying, “New: Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, has endorsed Trump for President."

The September jobs report released Friday was so stunningly great one economist literally exclaimed “wowza.”

Fox News was forced to praise the numbers, with one guest lamenting he had expected “more red flags than a communist parade in this report, and there’s not a single one,” then having to admit, “There’s not one data point in here that I can point to that is not good.”

The far-right think tank behind the controversial pro-Trump Project 2025 plan is filing a series of Freedom of Information Act requests to find out what employees at NASA said privately about former President Donald Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk, Reuters reported on Friday.

This plan, spearheaded by the Heritage Foundation, "is part of that organization's ongoing push to help Trump weed out uncooperative civil servants if he is reelected to the White House in November," an executives told Reuters.

A well-known drag queen who found himself part of a Trump campaign ad threatened legal action against the former president for claims the campaign did not have permission to use the video.

Released last week, the advertisement highlighted Vice President Kamala Harris’ support for transgender people and features her saying in the 2020 campaign that she would support giving trans inmates access to gender affirming care, NBC News reported.

The Supreme Court left the door open to interfere in the 2024 election in a year-old case that might let them set up another Bush v. Gore situation, Mother Jones' Pema Levy reported Friday.

Critics warn right-wing justices have already put a thumb on the scale by punting any resolution of the federal charges against former President Donald Trump until after the election, while stripping states of the power to disqualify him under the Fourteenth Amendment.

Vice President Kamala Harris is drawing undecided voters to her campaign with policy proposals and messaging on a crucial issue, according to a new report.

The release of a stunning September jobs report as early voting gets underway is taking the wind out of former President Donald Trump's primary attack on Harris' economic policy, the New Republic reported Friday.

Cyd Chartier felt a stab of pain when she watched then-presidential hopeful Donald Trump glide down his golden escalator in 2015. It was then she knew her family was about to be sucked into yet another cult.

Chartier in a Huffington Post essay published Friday drew a disturbing parallel between the Republican presidential nominee and Sam Fife, founder of the Move of God cult, who she said took her parents from her and their life savings from them.

Former President Donald Trump completely made up his accusation that President Joe Biden is robbing Federal Emergency Management Agency relief funds from Hurricane Helene-ravaged areas, Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler wrote in a Four Pinocchios review of Trump's latest claims made at a Michigan rally Thursday.

And worse, Kessler wrote — Trump is actually accusing Biden of something he did himself as president in 2019.

Donald Trump bragged Friday about winning the support of a powerful Wall Street leader — just minutes before the supposed backer debunked his claim.

Trump went on his Truth Social platform, claiming JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has endorsed him for president.

A woman who previously accused Donald Trump campaign adviser Corey Lewandowski of making unwanted sexual advances toward her at a holiday party seven years ago is speaking out now that he's returned to the former president's orbit.

Lewandowski, who was Trump's first campaign manager, ultimately reached an agreement with prosecutors to dismiss misdemeanor battery charges in exchange for community service, a $1,000 fine, enrollment in an impulse control class and an apology to Trashelle Odom, who spoke to CBS News about the 2021 ordeal.