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Trump withdraws record number of nominees to join his administration: report

Trump has withdrawn 57 nominations, which is roughly double the 22 he withdrew during the first year of his first term

The Independent UK

Leaked files show far-right influences among Project 2025 applicants

Applicants reportedly cited Nazi theorists and other extremists as inspiration for Trump administration roles

The Guardian - US

The White House stooped to an ‘intimidation tactic’ to protect Andrew Tate, an accused sexual abuser

Homeland Security workers say they've never seen anything like this.

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Trump finds a new job for MAGA acolyte who was removed from running for top post over alleged racist chats

Ingrassia has previously been linked to a string of scandals, including allegedly saying that holidays like ‘mlk jr day’ and ‘Juneteenth’ should be ‘eviscerated’

The Independent UK

Watch those texts! Smartphones emerging as a new way for public figures to get into hot water

Some public figures carry threats to their livelihood in the palms of their hands

The Independent UK

‘Nazi streak’: Donald Trump nominee pulls out of Senate vote after getting totally roasted by his own GOP

"Another failed problematic nominee."

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Trump Watchdog Pick Paul Ingrassia Withdraws After Racist Texts Revealed

Paul Ingrassia, Donald Trump's pick to lead the US Office of Special Counsel, has withdrawn his nomination after racist text messages surfaced, prompting bipartisan backlash and rare Republican opposition in the Senate.

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First Thing: JD Vance expresses ‘great optimism’ Gaza truce will hold during Israel visit

Gaza’s media office says Israel killed at least 80 Palestinians since ceasefire deal took effect. Plus, Trump’s pick for whistleblower office drops out after racist texts

The Guardian - UK

While they smear ‘No Kings’ rallies, Trump and his GOP can’t escape their own ‘Nazi’ problem

NEWS ANALYSIS: Paul Ingrassia’s withdrawal over his alleged ‘Nazi’ admission is a sign that the ability of Trump and the GOP to dictate a narrative in Washington is weakening once again, writes John Bowden

The Independent UK

Trump news at a glance: Rare Republican pushback forces Trump nominee to lead whistleblower office to drop out

Paul Ingrassia dropped out of consideration after racist text messages he sent surfaced this week. Key US politics stories from 21 October 2025 at a glance

The Guardian - US

Trump nominee to lead whistleblower office drops out after racist texts surface

Report on Paul Ingrassia featured messages where he allegedly described himself as having a ‘Nazi streak’

The Guardian - US

Paul Ingrassia withdraws from hearing to lead watchdog office - Roll Call

President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Office of Special Counsel announced he would withdraw from a Senate hearing set for Thursday.

Roll Call

Donald Trump's Nominee Faces Backlash Over Leaked Racist Messages About MLK Day

Trump nominee Paul Ingrassia faces a scandal over leaked racist texts about MLK. Read the shocking messages and his team's defense before his confirmation hearing.

International Business Times UK

Trump’s nomination of Paul Ingrassia loses Republican support following racist text messages

Ingrassia, Trump’s pick to lead the office of special counsel, allegedly described himself as having ‘a Nazi streak’

The Guardian - US

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The Independent UK

Trump nominee DOA after Nazi and racist MLK texts are revealed ahead of Senate hearing this week, Thune signals

Paul Ingrassia, 30, allegedly described himself as having a ‘Nazi streak’ in text messages that may have sunk his nomination for special counsel

Axios

Report on Trump nominee's "Nazi streak" text threatens Senate confirmation

Several Republicans have already signaled they won't support Ingrassia.

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‘The founding fathers were wrong’: Trump nominee Paul Ingrassia admits he has ‘Nazi streak’

Apparently the founding fathers were morons for thinking all men are created equal.

The Independent UK

‘I do have a Nazi streak’: Trump nominee accused of sending vile texts as he goes to Senate for Special Counsel role

One of the Republicans in the group chat said that Paul Ingrassia belonged in the Nazi paramilitary group known as the Ubergruppenführer

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The Guardian - US

Trump nominee reportedly boasted of ‘Nazi streak’ in group chats

Special counsel nominee Paul Ingrassia also said holidays commemorating Black people should be ‘eviscerated’

The Independent UK

Trump taps 30-year-old with little government experience and links to Holocaust denier to lead federal agency

Paul Ingrassia has been nominated to lead the Office of Special Counsel

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‘No MAGA left behind’: Trump taps extreme Jan. 6 apologist Paul Ingrassia for key federal watchdog role

Even Watergate watchdogs get the MAGA treatment.

Salon

DHS hire called for "martial law"

Paul Ingrassia has been tapped to act as the White House's liaison to the Department of Homeland Security

The Guardian - US

Andrew Tate’s alliance with Trump has been in the making for a long time

Trump’s attempts to intervene in Tate’s rape and human trafficking cases in Romania might seem strange, but their worlds are intimately linked

The Guardian - US

‘Totally baseless’: Trump denounced for Nikki Haley ‘birther’ lie

Former president promotes racist conspiracy theory that Haley, born in South Carolina and a US citizen, is not qualified for office

Orlando Sentinel

Pro-Trump protesters in New York want DeSantis to ‘go home’

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was met by dozens of Donald Trump supporters rallying outside a book-signing event this weekend in New York who weren’t happy to see him.

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