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By: Josephine Harvey
"What happened today was truly amazing, even by our standards," Charlie Sykes said of the impeachment hearing.
An invitation to an April fundraiser lists Trump's Save America committee, which has been paying his various lawyers, as a recipient of donor money.
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The campaign said the plans should serve as a “warning to Black America.”
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“I have never been reprimanded or received any disciplinary warnings,” she wrote on X.
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The former president's attorney read aloud a bunch of social media posts ridiculing his client — in front of his client.
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