'Next-Level Bootlicking': Critics Mock Trump After 'Pathetic' Public Praise Session
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The president basked as key officials offered over-the-top praise.
President Donald Trump held another public praise session during a briefing in Memphis on Monday, a move critics likened to a scene straight out of North Korea.
At one point, Trump even jokingly demanded more flattery.
In clips going viral on social media, Homeland Security adviser Stephen Miller credited Trump with a “national miracle” for his work on border security and public safety.
Trump beamed at the praise, then turned to FBI Director Kash Patel.
“So, Kash, see if you can top that,” the president said. “That’s a tough one, Kash.”
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The newspaper's editorial board dropped a damning reality check on the president's war messaging.
Chad Bianco took nearly 1,000 boxes of ballots and election materials from the county's elections office in February.
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The congressional candidate laid out why the president is totally not "in the running" for the Kennedy family-created award.
San Antonio Spurs’ supporters used one fan's hateful text as fuel to celebrate their background and love for the team.
When asked about President Trump's latest threat to Iran, Secretary Scott Bessent had a chilling answer.
The possibility of an American ground operation in Iran is growing, but one service member familiar with troops in the region told HuffPost the prospect would be "an absolute disaster."
Brazilian soccer player Jorginho accused one of the singer's security guards of being "extremely aggressive" toward his family at a São Paulo hotel.
Brazilian soccer player Jorginho accused one of the singer's security guards of being "extremely aggressive" toward his family at a São Paulo hotel.