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Margaret's coverage is predominantly focused on government and politics, particularly concerning high-profile figures such as Donald Trump and Melania Trump. She also covers evolving stories and legal policy regulation related to these political topics.
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Donald Trump is facing quite the conundrum. Last month, he announced that rather than hosting a unifying celebration of America's 250th birthday on
The most iconic attraction at the Great American State Fair , the 16-day event currently happening on the National Mall, is a replica of Donald Trump 's proposed triumphal arch.
He appeared to fall asleep during the show, but he was probably just reflecting on what a good job he did.
Mitch McConnell has been in the hospital since June 14. Over the past three weeks, the Kentucky senator's office has provided few health updates.
It's clear that Mitch McConnell 's allies would really like to shut down the wild rumors about his health — especially Laura Loomer's claim that he is “brain dead” and will never return to the Senate.
At least now he’ll stop getting lost while commuting from his bedroom to the West Wing.
This week, Donald Trump insulted U.S. allies at a NATO summit in Turkey and admitted that his Iran war isn't really over. Obviously, this is very concerning.
The footage appears to show McConnell being loaded into an ambulance on a stretcher after EMS was called for a cardiac arrest.
“Don't speak ill of the dead” is once of the many norms that Donald Trump does not observe. In his first term, he kept lashing out at John McCain well after the senator's passing.
Experts say the “proof of life” photo is not AI or a doctored 2023 image. But that hasn’t shut down the McConnell health mystery.
