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Donald Trump Repeats False Claim Beyoncé Was Paid $11 Million To Endorse Kamala Harris; Calls To Prosecute Singer, Oprah & Al Sharpton

On Saturday, Donald Trump repeated false claims that Beyoncé was paid $11 million to endorse Kamala Harris on the campaign trail in October of last year. The Truth Social post comes as the president faces scrutiny from his own base over the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

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Trump Claims Democrats Admit To 'Probably Illegally' Paying for Endorsements From Beyoncé, Oprah, and Al Sharpton

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Trump demands the prosecution of Kamala Harris, Dems who he claims got 'endorsement money'

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Fact check: Trump calls to prosecute Beyoncé based on a nonexistent $11 million payment

President Donald Trump called Saturday for the prosecution of music superstar Beyoncé – based on something that did not actually happen.

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Trump demands Kamala Harris, Beyoncé, Oprah be prosecuted over 2024 campaign payouts: ‘Totally illegal’

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Trump attacks ‘probably illegal’ payment to Beyoncé over support for Kamala

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Rep. Al Green renews calls for impeachment against Trump

Rep. Al Green (D-TX) reopened his call to impeach Donald Trump on Wednesday, backing 19 articles against the president. Green forced a vote on a resolution to impeach Trump, whom he called an “authoritarian president who is devolving our democracy into an autocracy,

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Trump’s approval ratings crashing in states that loved him, including Alabama

Over 30,000 poll responses compiled by Civiqs shows Trump’s approval rating declining in states he won in November 2024.

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Nick Saban breaks silence on Trump’s executive NIL move

Nick Saban reacts to Donald Trump’s executive order on NIL reform. Here’s why he believes it’s the reset college sports needed.

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Alabama highway billboard turns heads, questions Trump's relationship with Epstein

The company "Bright Blue Dot" put the sign up. Its founder says the advertisement is meant to get answers to questions surrounding the two's past interactions.

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How Alabama plans to avoid a $200 million SNAP crisis under Trump’s ‘Big, beautiful bill’

States will pay a larger share of the food assistance program that served an average of 752,000 Alabamians last year.

Alabama AD Greg Byrne 'applauds' Donald Trump for college sports executive order

Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne issued a statement on Donald Trump's executive order tackling college sports.