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A shuttle crew is under threat in the movie's opening. See the footage via Empire.
POLITICO Trump’s Battle to Win the First 100 Days The former president has been on an increasingly manic crusade to knock his successor and buff his own battered legacy. Illustrations by Barry Blitt Link Copied POLITICO Magazine. There’s not just one 100-day clock that’s reached its peak this week—there are two. First, of course, is Joe Biden’s—the collective assessment of what he’s said and done since his inauguration as the 46th president on January 20. Then, though, there is Trump’s—the 45th president’s first 100 days as the antipope of Mar-a-Lago. On full display has ...
The 1915 lynching of the unjustly accused Leo Frank and the election of Georgia's first Jewish senator are utterly dissimilar, yet they connect the past and by most indications the future of Jewish life below the Mason-Dixon Line.
January 15, 2021 at 12:57 PM Shares17 (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) He’s not alone. He’s abandoned. Rudy’s just the last in a whole group of people. — Alan Marcus, a former Trump Organization consultant, commenting on Donald Trump in the final days of his presidency. Trump’s circle has strayed in the wake of the Capitol coup, and he’s left with only Rudy Giuliani willing to remain by his side. White House officials reportedly blame Giuliani for both of Trump’s impeachments, and Trump has instructed aides not to pay Giuliani’s legal fees. Just a day later, Trump had an adv...
'Don't underestimate him': The weird bond between Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani 15 Jan, 2021 06:04 AM 7 minutes to read President-elect Donald Trump greets Rudy Giuliani at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster, New Jersey on November 20, 2016. New York Times By: Katie Rogers and Maggie Haberman When Rudy Giuliani was treating his efforts to carry out President Donald Trump's wishes to overturn the results of the 2020 US presidential election as a payment opportunity, he proposed a daily retainer of US$20,000 ($27,796) for his legal services — the President dismissed it an...