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Summer break isn’t just about fun. It’s a carefully disorganized operation powered by snacks, screens, and low expectations.…
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Eric Trump says the Trump Organization thrives most when his father is in office. Critics call it a grift. Eric calls it “strong branding.”…
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After watching a 90-second video on TikTok, a local husband now believes he has the tools to repair his marriage. His wife strongly disagrees.…
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Trump says your kid doesn’t need more than two dolls as he climbs aboard a $400M luxury jet gifted from Qatar. He calls it patriotic math.…
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Bernie Sanders criticizes Trump’s Qatari jet as a symbol of excess, then hitches a ride to avoid the pain of flying commercial.…
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Republicans scrap tax hikes for the wealthy in Trump’s latest plan, citing fairness, freedom, and frequent flier miles.…
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What You Need to Know • Trump confirmed the U.S. will accept a $400 million Boeing 747-8 from Qatar’s royal family • He claims it’s a temporary replacement for the aging Air Force One fleet • Critics call it a risky diplomatic gift, but Trump…
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Trump joins Xi, Putin, and Kim on North Korea’s wall of strongmen. Critics call it chilling. MAGA calls it presidential stagecraft.…
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Trump confirms he’ll accept a luxury jet from Qatar. He says it’s for national duty, critics say it’s just a flying suite named after himself.…
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