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'It infuriates us': Veterans rage at 'abusive' Trump over reports of him stiffing soldiers

Donald Trump has reportedly gone out of his way to avoid paying national guard troops sent in to Washington, D.C., resulting in outrage from veterans.

The reports started earlier in the summer that Trump was utilizing a loophole when deploying the national guard, and avoiding paying those individuals certain additional benefits. In June, Vote In Or Out reported that "Trump deployed National Guard troops on multiple 29-day orders—specifically choosing durations under 30 days to avoid paying full Basic Allowance for Housing Type 1 (BAH‑1)."

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'Admission of weakness': Trump's latest election moves seen as confession about GOP odds

Donald Trump has been trying to "rig" the midterm elections because he knows the Republicans are going to "lose the hand," according to some experts.

The Guardian reported on Sunday about Trump's efforts to impact the midterms on behalf of the GOP.

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'Trump lost': Ex-insider exposes president's recent losing streak

Donald Trump is on a losing streak, according to the president's ex-associate.

Former Trump associate Lev Parnas, who says he used to be "deep inside the Trump machine" and now reports from the outside, published an article on Saturday in which he purported to expose the "cover story" of a key figure in the administration.

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'He's definitely not well': Internet pounces on new Trump pics after 'dead' hashtag trends

Donald Trump has been criticized for not being as visible lately, some say due to the large bruising he is suffering on his hands and swelling in his ankles, leading a #Trumpdead hashtag to trend on the popular right-wing hot spot X.

After the rumors spread online, the conservative New York Post over the weekend published a story called, "President Trump is alive and well after bizarre, false online speculation suggested he died," in which the outlet published new photos of the president.

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'Existential dread': Trump renews health concerns with 'very weird' email about 'heaven'

Critics were outraged after Donald Trump once again talked about trying to get into heaven, this time using the phrase for a weekend fundraising email.

Earlier in August, Trump made waves when he said, "I want to try and get to heaven if possible. I hear I'm not doing well. I hear I'm really at the bottom of the totem pole."

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'Condemn this guy!' Outcry as MAGA rioter says he 'should have went harder' on Capitol cop

MAGA is being encouraged to disavow one of its members who is lobbing new attacks at a former Capitol cop.

Former Capitol Police Sgt. Aquilino Gonell, who resigned while citing trauma from being attacked by Trump supporters during the January 6 Capitol riots, sounded the alarm over the weekend about one of the MAGA rioters who is being honored by the military.

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'Opposition through the roof': Polling shows voters 'spitting out' president's key policy

Donald Trump is tanking in the polls when it comes to his signature issue, according to an expert on Saturday.

CNN data analyst Harry Enten used polling data over the weekend to show how Trump has fallen in the minds of voters when it comes to his major tariffs.

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'Don't be fooled': Ex-Trump 'operative' exposes 'cover story' for key admin figure

The media is calling a particular Trump admin figure incompetent, but it's all a carefully orchestrated tactic, according to Trump's former "operative."

Former Trump associate Lev Parnas, who says he used to be "deep inside the Trump machine" and now reports from the outside, published an article on Saturday called, "Witkoff Exposed — Trump’s Envoy Revealed as Kremlin Pawn," in which he wrote that the president's "fixer plays theatrics for Putin, trading peace for Russia’s power and money."

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'Six people were killed': Trump taunts Dem governor with 'we're coming' threat

Donald Trump on Saturday taunted the governor of Illinois, saying, "We're coming."

Trump has already said he plans to send troops to Chicago to storm the streets and help the city, as he says, clean up the ongoing crime problem.

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'Trump-whisperer' says president's latest post was ominous warning: 'We have cameras'

Donald Trump was sending a message with his latest post on Truth Social, according to a right-wing influencer who has the president's ear.

Trump over the weekend told what some considered to be a bizarre story about a subcontractor who purportedly damaged part of the Rose Garden while doing work in the area. Trump also included a video of the alleged incident, resulting in outrage from observers online.

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'That's sobering': Ex-Trump lawyer stuns with ominous warning of president's future move

Donald Trump's former White House attorney shocked a MSNBC host when he said on Saturday that he was worried the president might "stop an election."

Ex-Trump lawyer Ty Cobb appeared on the news outlet over the weekend, sharing that the recent announcement of an investigation into a former Trump adviser "caught his attention" and made him worry a bit. At the end of the interview, the host asks Cobb what he worries we might see next.

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'Contempt': Rage online as Trump 'releases more info about a subcontractor than Epstein'

Donald Trump on Saturday posted a video of a White House subcontractor and put the individual on blast, leading to outrage from critics online.

Trump over the weekend said he has permanently banned a subcontractor from working on the White House grounds after video surveillance captured workers damaging a sidewalk in the White House’s Rose Garden. The president shared the details in a story and video on social media, and admitted he was "yelling" about it.

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'Line of fire': Nobel Prize-winning economist drops bombshell worry about Trump probe

President Donald Trump is not only trying to remove Lisa Cook as a U.S. Federal Reserve governor — he also wants her investigated for mortgage fraud allegations, although she hasn't been charged with anything.

Liberal economist and former New York Times columnist Paul Krugman discussed Trump's campaign against Cook during a Saturday, August 30 appearance on MSNBC. Krugman warned that a range of Trump economic policies — from steep new tariffs to efforts to destroy the Fed's independence — risk getting the United States into a major economic crisis. And he pointed to the mortgage fraud claims about Cook as a glaring example of Trump's willingness to use the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) as a weapon against political opponents regardless of a case's merit.

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