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The MyPillow CEO failed to get support for his Supreme Court Case claiming the 2020 election was rigged in time for his Thanksgiving deadline.

One person joked that he was "trying to work out what it actually is because it can't be what I'm seeing."

While Democrats might despise the former president, his presence in a race could provide a clearer route to take tactically.

The Justice Department said it has handed over 65 documents per Bannon's defense team's request, while also accusing them of "frivolous" legal complaints.

In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.

"It will be a ratings bonanza for television," said the former president in a statement.

Tickets to see the highly anticipated MCU blockbuster are now a red-hot commodity.

"I'm frustrated. I've had it," the pro-Trump CEO said Sunday after his much-touted Supreme Court lawsuit wasn't filed by his self-imposed deadline.

"We are moving with alacrity with anyone who obstructs the committee, and that was certainly the case with Mr. Bannon, and it will be the case with Mr. Meadows," said California Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff.

"If he loses, which he will, in 2024, what happens to the Big Lie? The Big Lie disappears," Donald Trump's ex-lawyer said.

Kamala Harris spent hundreds of dollars on cookware while in the European country.

"In the freak show caucus, loyalty only flows in one direction… which means more hatred, more bigotry, more glorification of violence, and more appeasement," CNN host Jim Acosta said.

In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.

It took the Trump Administration 11 months to develop its first COVID-19 vaccine after the first confirmed coronavirus case emerged in the United States.

"What a shame," the former president said of McConnell's decision to support the infrastructure bill. "That guy should resign as the leader."

Wood accused Flynn and attorney Sidney Powell of being "grifters" and part of a "deep state" conspiracy.

The former Republican governor of New Jersey said he's "not ready to retire."

The Illinois Republican knocked the House GOP leader, writing in a sarcastic tweet: "Here is real strength."

In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.

"I never had even a thought of going to war with China, other than the war I was winning, which was on TRADE," said the former president.

"People with murder rap sheets and drug dealers at the highest level, they're all being dumped into the United States," Trump said.

"There are plenty of policy differences to focus on without this unnecessary distraction," the congresswoman tweeted on Friday.

Yang called Chappelle, who supported the businessman during his failed presidential campaign, a "great guy."

Amy Schneider's seventh "Jeopardy!" victory aired on Thanksgiving, hours after she admitted not enjoying one particular aspect of her win streak.

The former president also hit out at Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and President Joe Biden during an interview on Fox Business.

The former president's son boasted on Twitter about his charitable work during a spat that started over a report about his alleged actions on January 6.

Donald Trump Jr. has received both praise and criticism after posting a Thanksgiving video on Instagram.

In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.

Lindell speculated that "millions" were watching his 96-hour election fraud-themed livestream, but only dozens were watching on YouTube Thursday night.

An Amazon Google ad leads to a page selling anti-Joe Biden "Let's Go Brandon" merchandise including T-shirts, hats, socks and Christmas ornaments.