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The former president also urged Americans to vote as early as they can.
"That’s the sound of my jaw hitting the floor over this gaslighting nonsense..." one Twitter user hit back.
Let the mudslinging and greenwashing begin.
The Police Benevolent Association, which represents about 24,000 officers, announced its support for Trump.
Thirty-eight women have accused David Haas of inappropriate behavior ranging from forced kissing to cyberstalking.
In order to avoid confrontation at the famous Confederate monument, officials closed the park for a day.
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Falwell could return in some capacity to the evangelical Christian institution his father founded sooner than later.
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The president is back at his New Jersey golf resort, bringing his taxpayer-paid golf tab to $142 million.
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