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Trump, Sylvester Stallone and George

Sylvester Stallone calls Trump 'second George Washington' and a 'mythical character'

Sylvester Stallone introduced President-elect Donald Trump at a gala on Thursday, praising the former president as a "mythical character."

Entertainment Weekly on MSN · 5h

Sylvester Stallone compares 'mythical character' Donald Trump to George Washington, invokes Rocky in bizarre speech

Sylvester Stallone invoked 'Rocky' and called 'mythical creature' Donald Trump the 'second George Washington' in a short, bizarre speech at Mar-a-Lago.

Newsweek · 11h

Sylvester Stallone Embraces Donald Trump, Hails Him as 'Mythical Character'

On November 6, Trump defeated his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, to win another term in the White House. On Thursday, Stallone introduced the president-elect at an America First Policy Institute gala hosted at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida.

Trump, matt gaetz

Associated Press · 2d

Donald Trump’s return to Washington in 10 photos

Donald Trump returned to Washington on Wednesday as president-elect where he headed to the White House for the first time in four years.

U.S. News & World Report · 1d

Gaetz Pick Shows Value Trump Places on Loyalty — and Retribution — as He Returns to Washington

In announcing his selection of Gaetz as attorney general and John Ratcliffe a day earlier as CIA director, Trump underscored the premium he places on loyalty, citing both men's su

The New York Times · 22h

How Trump Picked Gaetz

President-elect Donald J. Trump appeared to have gained some clarity on what he wanted in an attorney general while he was in Washington, the city he left in 2020 after weeks of his election lies.

Trump, Department of Education

U.S. News & World Report · 14h

Trump Wants to End 'Wokeness' in Education. He Has Vowed to Use Federal Money as Leverage

President-elect Donald Trump has a vision for education that revolves around a single goal: to rid America’s schools of perceived “wokeness” and “left-wing indoctrination.”

USA Today · 22h

If Trump shutters the Department of Education, where does the money go? A look at Florida

The feds not only fund programs for the most vulnerable children, but also Pell grants, manage state compliance with federal law, like Title IX.

BBC on MSN · 18h

Trump's pledge to axe the Department of Education explained

In order to scrap the agency, the incoming Republican president would need congressional approval.

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Trump is already testing Congress and daring Republicans to oppose him

Complicating the matter for senators is the Trump campaign’s decision to not engage, so far, in the traditional transition ...

Trump promises to turn Washington upside down. He's being welcomed back anyway

Now, Trump is undeniably triumphant and confident in his return, solidifying his place in American politics by overcoming two ...

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How Trump's Pentagon pick Hegseth fell out of love with the U.S. military

National Guard Master Sergeant DeRicko Gaither sent up a warning on the evening of Jan. 14, 2021 about Pete Hegseth, who on ...

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How Democrats can still flex power in Trump's Washington: From the Politics Desk

Plus, Republicans prepare to scrutinize Matt Gaetz's attorney general nomination, and Trump picks Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as ...

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Trump builds White House staff with Cheung as communications director and Gor as personnel director

President-elect Donald Trump has announced that Steven Cheung will serve as his White House communications director and ...

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Wisconsin GOP delegation offers support for Donald Trump's cabinet picks

Wisconsin Republicans on Capitol Hill offered support for Donald Trump's controversial cabinet picks, including Robert F.

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What are recess appointments and how could Trump use them to fill his Cabinet?

President-elect Donald Trump is considering recess appointments to skip Senate confirmations for some of the most powerful ...

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Hotel MAGA-fornia: The sound and fury of Donald Trump in Washington — again

President-elect Trump attracted a media throng to a Capitol Hill hotel this week, and the usual chaos broke out. "The Trump ...

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