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Republicans wanted Jack Smith to give them a smoking gun. They got a gaffe instead.
When Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.) ripped into Smith for secretly obtaining her late brother Lindsey Graham’s phone records as part of his inquiry, Smith hailed him as a “patriotic public servant” and who likely would have been a featured witness in Trump’s trial — because he eventually concluded Trump’s election fraud claims were false.

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Republican's apparent basketball mix-up derails Jack Smith hearing
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Republicans are slow to learn a simple lesson: They can’t get the better of Jack Smith
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Pritzker’s weight loss prompts discussion on changing attitudes over presidential appearance
JB Pritzker is looking different these days. Illinois’s Democratic governor, who is considering a 2028 run for president, ...
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Trump shows Xi Biden autopen portrait during White House tour
Trump and Xi opened talks after a White House tour that included a jab at Biden and a laugh from the Chinese leader.
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“Wouldn’t Be Shocked”: Tom Brady’s Biographer Floats Possibility of 2027 NFL Return
Tom Brady’s NFL comeback talk is back after his biographer suggested the seven-time champion could return in 2027.
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Maria Bartiromo makes first public appearance since Fox firing
Maria Bartiromo makes first public appearance since Fox firing - at Melania’s event - Maria Bartiromo, who has a background ...

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