Thomas Kika is a writer at CNET. He covers the intersection of policy, information, and technology, with a focus on government, politics, and public policy in the United States. His work has been featured in The Herald-Sun, Newsweek, and various other publications.
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Trump this week insisted that he does not and has never worn a wig, prompting his one-time biographer to reveal the complicated "hair maintenance" that actually goes into crafting his bizarre appearance.
scrutiny over his job performance and tendency to break with fellow Democrats, prompting the D.C. insiders at Pod Save America to warn about their worst-case scenario that could result from alienating him too much, giving Republicans a gift that would last decades.
Donald Trump and the Republican Party are engaged in "political malpractice on an epic scale," according to one conservative commentator , who torched the president for saddling GOP candidates with his toxic baggage at the worst possible time.
People in President Donald Trump's inner circle and broader orbit are reportedly scrambling to "lawyer up," according to a new piece from MS NOW , fearing the worst about the upcoming midterms
new piece for MS NOW , ripping apart the Trump administration for its prejudice against certain officers, effectively sabotaging recruitment efforts at a time when the military can least afford it.
the key swing state of North Carolina were baffled when speaking to The Bulwark's top pollster , expressing bewilderment at how much their GOP Senate candidate has disappeared.
Trump goes particularly "ballistic" when women expose him as a "fraud," one author and commentator told The Daily Beast , explaining further why they "really get under Donald Trump's skin."
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a new piece from The i Paper, the Russian leader is "making a fool of Trump again," and this time, it is primed to help him and the GOP crumble in the midterms
Fox News contributor and frequent guest host Joe Concha stopped pulling punches this weekend while discussing Sen. Mitch McConnell, demanding that the long-missing lawmaker either show up for work or resign.
President Donald Trump's MAGA die-hards are not taking the ouster of Fox News host Maria Bartiromo quietly, with a new report from The Daily Beast highlighting a brewing "revolt" against her replacement.
