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Trump strikes again with viral candy move during first Halloween back at White House
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For Trump officials, social media is war
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Can the White House's flood-the-zone social strategy win the shutdown?
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On Truth Social, Trump has embraced AI media to attack foes and boost his image
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King, Pope, Jedi and Superman: How Trump uses social media exclusively to manipulate MAGA
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White House joins Bluesky and immediately trolls Trump opponents
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Sen. John Kennedy talks Trump’s social media habits with ‘Pod Force One’: ‘Bit less would not cause brain damage’
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