US President Donald Trump said late on Friday he will not apologize for sharing a racist video on his online platform Truth ...

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Democrats and Republicans denounced the post on Trump's Truth Social account, which the White House blamed on a staffer.

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Donald Trump refused to apologize after his Truth Social account posted a racist clip depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as ...

Massie, in an interview with CNN, said the video shared to President Trump's Truth Social account depicted "racist tropes." ...

President Donald Trump shared a post with a racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys, sparking outrage ...