President Donald Trump slammed the Wall Street Journal for fixating on scandals within the Republican Party while ... read more
Two Catholic bishops have expressed regret about agreeing to a White House meeting that produced a publicly distributed photo of them praying with President Donald Trump. Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob, in a statement titled "A Public Apology," said Sunday that he had received many questions and comments " some of them distraught " about the meeting on Thursday which he and 11 other bishops attended. He said the meeting was speedily publicized by the White House with photos and a video, without consent of the participants, and less than two weeks away from the midterm elections. "I feel a heavy sadness, not only over the pain I caused, but also for the fact that something so sacred to a group of religious leaders, prayer to our Heavenly Father, would be manipulated in that way," Grob said. The bishop of Des Moines, Iowa, William Joensen, also issued a statement making clear he felt the White House had taken advantage of the bishops.
With critical midterm elections only a week away, President Donald Trump has achieved a personal best on Truth Social"his longest post ever. But rather than flood his feed with protracted presidential prose on key election issues for American voters such as the cost of living, the failing economy, or his war on Iran, Trump expended 1,322 words moaning about comedian Bill Maher being mean to him. In the epic tirade, Trump called the Real Talk host a "liar" and accused him of being "drunk" at a dinner he held for him at the White House earlier this month. The 80-year-old president started by calling Maher, 70, a "COMPLETE AND TOTAL LOSER," before claiming the comedian "DESPARATELY" wanted him as a guest on Real Time, spelling the word incorrectly.
Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro said on Sunday he would not concede defeat to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who secured a fourth non-consecutive term, and would seek the annulment of the runoff election. Bolsonaro said a ruling by Supreme Court Justice Cristiano Zanin extending voting for two hours was "unacceptable".
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu -- fighting for political survival in Tuesday's elections -- has pleaded with President Trump ... read more
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