Will US-Canada relations ever be the same again?

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The Democrats need to win Michigan… so why is it splitting the party?

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Could a conspiracy theorist change the MAGA view on Ukraine?

One of Donald Trump’s favourite right wing influencers, Laura Loomer, had been a vocal critic of US support for Ukraine, but after a complete U-turn, we ask whether MAGA is softening on support for the country. We also discuss whether this is Loomer auditioning for a job in the p ...  Show more

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