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Mary Papenfuss

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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Mary Papenfuss

    ICE Barbie Teams Up With Notorious Goon to Drop Cryptic 2028 Hint (opens the original)

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    Are one-time Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino and former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem close to announcing a run for the presidency? The duo posted a video on X Saturday, suited up in hunting gear, rifles in hand, and showing off a lineup of pheasants they had killed. But Bovino’s post also tagged two prominent Democrats who have been publicly discussed as potential 2028 presidential contenders: California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker. Asked by the Daily Beast

  2. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Mary Papenfuss

    New ‘Star Wars’ Trilogy Director Revealed (opens the original)

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    Jon Watts will direct the first of three new Star Wars movies, it was announced Saturday. Watts is best known for directing the first three Tom Holland Spider-Man movies and for co-creating the 2024 TV series Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. The Spider-Man films raked in more than $4 billion worldwide. It’s still unclear where the new trilogy will fit into the ever-expanding Star Wars universe. It may be a standalone series, or further chapters of the Skywalker saga, whose most recent film was 2019â€

  3. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Mary Papenfuss

    Natalie Harp, 35, Caught in Bizarre Scene With Trump (opens the original)

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    With 101,000 revved-up sports fans watching a hard-fought college football battle, President Donald Trump appeared transfixed by something else entirely: his ever-present blonde aide, Natalie Harp. Harp, 35, was captured on camera pointing something out on her laptop to the 80-year-old president at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee, on Saturday, while Trump was supposed to be watching the Tennessee Volunteers take on the top-ranked Texas Longhorns. In a series of photos from the event, Tru

  4. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Mary Papenfuss

    CNN Exposes Trump’s China Hypocrisy in Brutal Montage (opens the original)

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    CNN’s Abby Phillip has exposed Donald Trump’s hypocrisy with a brutal montage of him raging over others cozying up to Chinese President Xi Jinping—exactly as Trump just did. The montage included Fox News personality Bill O’Reilly referring to then-President Barack Obama hosting a state dinner for Jinping in 2015. “He’s getting a big dinner, free, at the White House,” O’Reilly told Trump in a 2015 interview. “If you were president, would you throw him a big dinner?” Trump, the

  5. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Mary Papenfuss

    Fox Star Thirsts Over Dining With Regime She Used to Despise (opens the original)

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    Laura Ingraham used to think Chinese President Xi Jinping was an “evil dictator” hell-bent on dominating America. One fancy White House dinner later, and she was positively swooning. This was a “historic, dramatic, epic” experience, she said Friday on The Ingraham Angle. That was quite a different take from the last time Ingraham watched Xi sit down for dinner with a U.S. president. “All of you already know how I feel about the CCP—its trade practices, human rights abuses, not to spe

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