A majority of the American people proudly and enthusiastically support President Donald J. Trump and are eager to see him reelected in November, a recent poll found.

The exclusive survey, conducted by the Institute for Fact-Based Analytics (IFBA) on behalf of the Washington Free Beacon, was based on phone interviews with more than 6,000 verified American citizens who described themselves as “extremely likely” to vote in the fall. Read Full Story

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President Donald Trump plans to restart campaign rallies in the next two weeks as states move forward with reopening businesses and allowing gatherings to resume.

The plans were first reported by Politico and confirmed to The Hill by Trump campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh. The details of the rallies, including where they will take place and what safety protocols will be implemented, have not yet been decided. Read Full Story

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Attorney General William Barr on Thursday said there was “no correlation” between law enforcement aggressively dispersing protesters from Lafayette Square near the White House and President Donald Trump’s walk to nearby St. John’s Church shortly thereafter, a visit he defended as “entirely appropriate.”

Barr, who ordered law enforcement to expand their perimeter another block away from the White House on Monday evening, denied that the path was cleared of activists demonstrating against police brutality to make way for Trump’s trip to the church for a photo-op with aides. Read Full Story

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