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Jimmy Kimmel Displays Trump's 5-Hour Social Media 'Blitzkrieg' with Wall of Screenshots: 'What Was Melania Doing During This?'
Trump shared more than 160 posts on his Truth Social platform on Monday night, in what Kimmel called a "manic Monday marathon" ... Read More
Late Night on Trump’s ‘Social Media Blitzkrieg’
The president posted 160 times on Truth Social in one night, according to news reports. One host says his “thumbs were as swollen as his ankles.” ... Read More
Trump Posted More Than 160 Times on Truth Social in Late-Night Blitz. That’s Not Even His Record
Trump's flurry of posts promoted far-right conspiracy theories, AI videos, and attacked on his political opponents. Read More
President Trump shows off new White House bling in social media video: ‘Best Oval Office ever’
President Trump showed off the latest gold trimmings to adorn the Oval Office in an odd social media post — insisting world leaders “freak out” when they walk in and see the bling. “Some of the ... Read More
Conservatives erupt on social media over 'absurd' Pelosi comment calling Trump 'worst thing' on earth
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sparked a flurry of controversy on social media Monday after referring to President Donald Trump as a "vile" creature in an interview, prompting conservatives to ... Read More
Revealed: Trump White House intervened on behalf of another accused sex trafficker
Online influencer Andrew Tate, a self-described misogynist who has millions of young male followers, was facing allegations of sex trafficking women in three countries when he and his brother left ... Read More
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