The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 11 events for “Trump Justice Backlash” from The Independent.
“Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins faced backlash over a social media post depicting a welfare “fraudster””
“France's justice minister Gerald Darmanin said on Thursday that 2,700 people have been taken into police custody since last Saturday in connection with riots and looting, as authorities respond to the ongoing unrest in France.”
“Department of Justice meanwhile is investigating whether it was a violation of antitrust law when the White House television press pool collectively halted coverage of Trump last month after he banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House.”
“Asked for comment, the White House referred to an Oct. 5 social media post from Trump in which he defended the taxpayer-funded ads as "rather standard" while stating, amid public backlash, that he would cover them using political fundraising.”
“It will be the swan song of a political project that promised to build a new country out of authoritarian ruins and could never fully deliver what it promised: political stability, economic prosperity and social justice.”
“Both Smith and Willis had overseen investigations into President Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election.”
“…te House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino is facing fierce backlash — even from fellow Republicans — over a social media post depicting him in a tuxedo, sloshing champagne with some glamorous party pals as Americans grapple with a deepening cost-of-living…”
“Log in A decade ago, Donald Trump criticized then-President Barack Obama for hosting a state dinner for Chinese leader Xi Jinping, promising to never throw a lavish banquet for the leader of the world’s second-largest economy if he ever made it to the White…”
“Donald Trump has hit a wall.”
“She was notably careful to stress that this was “a partnership not against anyone else”, possibly trying to anticipate backlash from president Trump.”
“President Donald Trump has thrown his support behind Flock cameras, despite a growing number of communities across the country rejecting the automatic license plate readers over privacy and safety concerns.”