• Sports

by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman

July 28, 2025

LSU Basketball Star Flau’Jae Johnson Hosts 3rd Annual Back2School Giveaway In Hometown

The giveaway supplied all things "back to school" for the families of Savannah.

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LSU Basketball’s very own Flau’Jae Johnson hosted her third annual Back2School giveaway in Savannah, Georgia.

The generous college player gave back to the youth of her hometown as they all prepared for the upcoming school year. Johnson donated book bags, school supplies, and uniforms to the families that showed up on July 25 and 26.

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According to WBRZ, Johnson stated that over 2,500 people came to the city’s Enmarket Arena for the items. Using fake money with Johnson’s face on it, kids “bought” the items that would help them in the classroom.

The event went beyond school giveaways, partnering with the Kay Yow Cancer Fund to provide free mammograms for eligible attendees. The giveaway even entertained its young participants, with bounce houses and other activities to make it a family-friendly affair.

As Johnson gained recognition for her talents on the court and the stage, she also sought to give back to the city that raised her. She began the school giveaway to help families in need throughout Savannah, while establishing a legacy of philanthropy in her blossoming career.

The giveaway comes as Johnson embarks on her senior year at LSU, where she is the star of its women’s basketball program. However, the FIBA gold medalist has used her money and NIL earnings for a greater purpose with the help of her mother.

The 21-year-old recently appeared on the Club Shay Shay podcast to discuss how her mother helped her save her money.

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“She cut my checks in half,” explained the 5’10” guard. “She’s like, ‘You giving away this money, I know you are.’” 

Johnson expressed how she also feels “guilt” for reaching this pinnacle of success and wealth. However, she makes sure to put her money where her mouth is by establishing charitable events.

 “She makes sure I follow through…Cause I’m working every day,” added Johnson. “But my mama, man… she’s the brains behind it.” 

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• Entertainment

by Sharelle B. McNair

July 28, 2025

Remember That Time Hulk Hogan Threatened To ‘Body Slam’ VP Kamala Harris?

Infamous WWF wrestler Hulk Hogan died of cardiac arrest

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Infamous WWF wrestler Hulk Hogan died July 24, due to cardiac arrest, Fox News reported. In recent years, Hogan’s celebrity faded due to his political stance as a MAGA republican and racist. The wrestler’s death reminded many Black Americans of a brash demeanor and contempt for them after years of being fans of his animated wrestling career. One of Hogan’s more recent and vile examples of the person he’d revealed himself to be were his attacks against the first African American woman to become vice president of the United States, Kamala Harris. His threats are hard to shake. Hogan suffered consequences for his actions. BLACK ENTERPRISE covered the incident back on Aug. 23, 2024. Read what happened below:

The biopic movie of famed wrestler Hulk Hogan has been canned after Hogan threatened to ‘body slam’ Vice President Kamala Harris, Atlanta Black Star reported. 

A video showed the controversial wrestler chugging a beer on stage and fist-pumping toward a crowd of supporters while promoting his brand, “Real American Beer.” Things escalated quickly when he suddenly grabbed a mic and threatened to “body slam” the Democratic presidential nominee. “Do you want me to body slam somebody? Want me to body slam Kamala Harris? I said, do you want me to body slam Kamala Harris?” he shouted. 

“Do you want me to drop the leg on Kamala?” 

He carried on and started to make fun of her Indian background. “Is Kamala a chameleon? Is she Indian?” he asked before raising his hand and saying mockingly, “How.” Hogan also purposely mispronounced Harris’ first name.

Shortly after, movie director Todd Phillips announced that the biopic The Hulkster was getting the axe. According to Sports Illustrated, the movie had been in the works since 2019 and was scheduled to star Thor actor Chris Hemsworth. During an interview, The Hangover director said the film will not be moving forward.

“I love what we were trying to do, but that’s not going to come together for me,” Phillips said.

The video went viral on social media, even catching the attention of actor and self-proclaimed wrestling fan O’Shea Jackson.

“Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaan, MOTHA**** HULK HOGAN!!!,” he wrote. “I might have to make a segment on my wrestling podcast just to make sure I hate on this mf every episode.” 

Other social media users chimed in, calling him a “racist piece of s***.” Some pointed out that an open threat against the Vice President should be taken more seriously. “How is that not treated as a threat against the sitting Vice President?” @dawnpolycat1 said. “I have nothing to say about the racism because he has always been a racist!”

Hogan has had his share of racism controversy over the years. A different video went viral in 2015, resulting in him getting fired by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), while his attorney claimed he resigned. Audio circulated of Hogan continuously using racial slurs about his daughter Brooke’s dating life. Hall of Famer and Olympic weightlifter Mark Henry called for Hogan to apologize, at the time, to Black wrestlers to help his reputation.

However, Hogan refused, saying, “I totally agree, but not to the Black wrestlers, to all the wrestlers.”

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• News

by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman

July 28, 2025

Chicago Summer Program Can’t Pay Teen Participants After State Gov Scraps Funding

The program paused the rollout of its final paychecks after the state did not transfer awarded grant money.

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A summer job program for teens throughout the Chicago area can’t pay its participants as the Illinois government refuses to give a bulk of its funding.

Over 100 teens have worked all summer with the promise of a final paycheck to reward their hard work. Now, they will go without that last bit of money due to budget constraints.

The teens took part in the South Suburban youth program. The opportunity supplies the city’s youth with employment that serves their community. However, the teens have expressed frustration with missing out on the paycheck. According to CBS News Chicago, many of them expected to get over $1,000.

One student employee, Dorothy Omokowajo, said they did not receive a reasonable explanation for why their work would go unpaid. Omokowajo, alongside fellow teen Ian Walker, worked on the Career Compass project with a local school district.

“I just don’t have a clear reason as to why this is happening to us,” shared Omokowajo. “I’m very frustrated at the state if they’re the ones doing this.”

She added, “I learned so much being at the district, and I learned so many skills I want to implement when I go into college.” 

Walker says the program offered him summer employment that served a greater purpose than theme parks or flipping burgers. He called the news about their revoked paychecks a “gotcha” moment, but with no funny punchline.

“I was looking for a summer job, but I was also looking for a job with a purpose,” Walker said.

The paychecks did not materialize after the Cook County Southland Juvenile Justice Council, a nonprofit that funds the program, failed to receive its expected state grant. The Illinois Department of Human Services bestows the grants through the state’s Youth Investment Program.

The state awarded the Justice Council two grants that totaled over $250,000. However, as of July, they had only received $17,000 of the funding. The council’s CFO also told the news outlet they did not receive any money from one grant at all. Currently, the final payments total nearly $100,000.

“I’ve never had to call students and say don’t come to work because you’re not getting paid,” said Barbara Green-Kenan, project manager for the careers program. “Do you know how that feels? That’s a horrible feeling.”

The state has not disclosed why the money has not yet been transferred over. In the meantime, the career program management will navigate its next steps to get the students’ money.

“We need to get this money in for these kids and get them situated, and we don’t need to leave a bad taste in their mouth when it’s all over,” shared the CFO, James Lyles.

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• Sports

by Cedric 'BIG CED' Thornton

July 28, 2025

Bubba Wallace Becomes 1st Black Driver To Win Brickyard 400

He edged out last year's winner, Kyle Larson, when he won the race by .222 of a second.

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Race car driver Bubba Wallace scored a major victory by winning the Brickyard 400, and in doing so, he became the first Black driver ever to win a NASCAR crown jewel race.

According to Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where the race took place, Wallace beat last year’s winner, Kyle Larson, for the historic win. He won the race by .222 of a second. He prevented Larson from becoming the fourth driver to win back-to-back races. This was Wallace’s first victory since 2022, going 100 races without a win.

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“That adrenaline rush is crazy,” Wallace said. “I’m worn out. Unbelievable. To win here at the Brickyard, knowing how big this race is, knowing all the noise that’s going on in the background, to set that all aside is a testament to these people here on this 23 team. It’s been getting old, running on the (playoffs) cut line.

“How many days since my last win? Zero.”

Wallace, who drives in the No. 23 Chumba Casino Toyota fielded by 23XI Racing, which is co-owned by NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan and NASCAR driving legend Denny Hamlin, secured a spot in this year’s NASCAR playoffs with this latest victory. His last win took place in Kansas in 2022, and before that, he had previously won at Talladega in 2021.

CBS Sports reported that while Larson came in second place, Hamlin was third, with Ryan Preece and Brad Keselowski rounding out the top five in fourth and fifth place. The remainder of the top 10 was Todd Gilliland in sixth, Ryan Blaney seventh, Christopher Bell eighth, Alex Bowman ninth, and Carson Hocevar 10th.

According to NBC Sports, NASCAR has four crown jewel events: the Brickyard 400, the Daytona 500, the Coca-Cola 600, and the Southern 500.

The next race for Cup drivers will take place Aug. 3 in Iowa.

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• Sports

by Sharelle B. McNair

July 28, 2025

Flau’jae Johnson Momager’s Tough Love Helps Solidify Her Future 

Johnson's mom, Kia Brooks, makes sure her child isn’t being taken advantage of

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As Louisiana State University’s star athlete, Flau’jae Johnson, prepares for her upcoming season, she opened up about how her mom, Kia Brooks, is solidifying her role — and salary — as a manager in the sports world. 

Johnson has become a household name both on and off the court while playing guard for the Tigers. But during an interview on Shannon Sharpe’s Club Shay Shay, the WNBA prospect opened up about how some of the credit goes to her mother, whose tough love approach and stepping up as a manager has helped secure her future with an abundance of name, likeness, and image (NIL) deals. “She cut my checks in half,” Johnson said.

“She’s like, ‘You giving away this money, I know you are.’” 

Johnson’s skills have caught the attention of major corporations that she now has NIL deals with including JBL, Experian, Mercedes-Benz of Baton Rouge, Tinder, Unrivaled, Bazooka, Powerade, and Apple Cash. And with new wealth comes new responsibility and boundaries. That’s where Brooks has stepped in tremendously as the financial gatekeeper, creating boundaries, so her daughter doesn’t get carried away with things. “I learned that people don’t have limits on what they need,” Johnson said of her mother’s tactics, admitting that “it’s hard to say no.” 

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Brooks stepped in to confirm her role in her daughter’s business, saying it’s all about keeping her protected, especially from unnecessary requests. “I built this empire with her, and if I don’t ask for a dime, I won’t let anyone take advantage of my child,” Brooks wrote on her Instagram story. 

Comments on the interview started to pour in, celebrating the soon-to-be LSU senior for her accountability and moving in business with the one person she knows has her best interest at heart. “Some parents be knowing and pointing the fake ones out way before you can realize it. Shoutoutout to all the good parents with good intentions for their child and their future,” @noxcusejustproduce wrote. 

Other social media users tagged Brooks, calling her “the foundation” for continued success. 

Brooks is part of a growing trend of Black parents taking ownership of their celebrity children’s careers in the sports industry as a manager. Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels’ mother, Regina Jackson, often goes viral for interjecting in her son’s career, even being accused of blocking certain women from getting his attention, according to Hot 1009. However, after becoming a licensed sports agent, Jackson is opening the door for professional empowerment in a world filled with sharks waiting to take a bite out of the next best athlete. 

The basketball and football momagers aren’t the only ones. Richard Williams, father of tennis legends Venus and Serena Williams, was often ridiculed for his described over the top behavior to guarantee his daughters received fair treatment on and off the tennis courts. 

LaVar Ball also received mass criticism for always speaking on behalf of his sons,  Lonzo, LiAngelo, and LaMelo. The tactics worked as two out of three sons play in the NBA and the other is a rising hip-hop star. 

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• Sports

by Cedric 'BIG CED' Thornton

July 28, 2025

Ice Cube Explains Why Caitlin Clark Was Offered $5M To Play in BIG3 League Instead Of Angel Reese

It was strictly a business decision

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BIG3 cofounder Ice Cube recently revealed to TMZ that the reason he offered millions to Indiana Fever player Caitlin Clark, rather than her rival, Chicago Sky player Angel Reese, came down to the financial impact on the league.

When Clark (and Reese) was gearing up to play for the WNBA, Cube reportedly extended an offer of $5 million to lure her into the BIG3 league, where she would play a total of eight games for the season. She eventually turned it down and went on to make a name for herself in her rookie season in the WNBA.

Cube was asked about offering Reese a contract to play in the summer 3-on-3 basketball league. He did acknowledge that Reese is a “great player,” but then he went on to explain why Clark was offered the deal instead of Reese.

“The thing with Caitlin Clark, it was just to unlock millions for the league because of her stardom. What our sponsors [were] telling us, they didn’t tell us the same thing about Angel Reese, so I don’t know if we can make that same offer.”

After being asked if the league could make a different offer to Reese that wouldn’t pay her as much as what Clark was offered, Cube shook his head and said, “I don’t think we can make that same offer because it won’t have the same impact on the league.”

Cube showed that he is always thinking about business and how to grow the BIG3 league, and made one last statement on Reese’s involvement in the basketball league. Although he seems to have respect for her skill level, he stated that the decision isn’t personal.

Meanwhile, the business of actor Ice Cube continues as he stars in a remake of the classic movie War of the Worlds, which will be available on Prime Video starting July 30, according to Deadline. In the modern-day version of the film, Cube plays the role of a top cybersecurity analyst for Homeland Security, who uncovers a threat that could destroy the world.

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• Education

by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman

July 28, 2025

Supporters Of FAMU’s Polarizing New President, Marva Johnson, Speak Out On Her Behalf

Johnson has already received pushback as her appointment suggested the state's conservative leadership influence.

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Supporters of Florida A&M University’s polarizing new presidential choice, Marva Johnson, speak out on her behalf.

Johnson’s appointment to lead FAMU has left the HBCU’s community divided. Many have called out the school’s presidential search for its lack of transparency, especially with a final decision backed by Florida’s conservative leaders.

Opponents not only felt concerned about Johnson’s connection to “MAGA”-affiliated state officials, but also her readiness and expertise in academia. However, supporters of the lawyer and corporate lobbyist believe she is more than ready for the task.

One of her strongest supporters and childhood friend, Yolanda Sharpe, described Johnson as a “leader” destined for success. Sharpe also admired her courage in navigating the challenging presidential selection process, which put a harsh spotlight on her friend.

“It doesn’t surprise me one bit that she’s made it this far,” Sharpe said to the Tallahassee Democrat. “I’ve always known that she’d be highly successful. She’s super disciplined. She’s self-motivated, and her work ethic was unbelievable from the start…She’s always been this way.” 

“The level of excellence that she brings and expects from folks around her, I know she’ll bring that same mentality to FAMU,” she added. “I think FAMU is going to be better off with her there. I would never bet against her.”

The former group vice president for Charter Communications became FAMU’s 13th President, appointed by the Florida Board of Governors, on June 18. Some deemed Johnson’s appointment a clear sign of the growing influence Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has on the state’s higher education. This influence proved troublesome for many parts of the HBCU community, especially given the national and statewide push away from diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Voting records do show her registration with the Republican Party, furthering worries that Johnson will push a conservative agenda onto the HBCU’s campus. Despite the intense backlash from FAMU alums, Johnson’s confirmation went forth, leading to others advocating for her leadership experience.

She once served as the former chair of the Florida Board of Education, appointed under former Gov. Rick Scott in 2014. During her tenure, she established the State University System’s performance-based funding metrics. A fellow board member and colleague, Madeline Pumariega, also spoke highly of Johnson’s appointment.

“Her vision, integrity and executive experience make her an outstanding choice,” Pumariega said in a statement sent to the Democrat. “As former chair of the Florida State Board of Education, Marva championed innovation and student success, leaving a lasting mark on our state’s educational landscape. I had the privilege of working closely with her and know firsthand her unwavering commitment to excellence and access in higher education.

Raised in Tampa but born in a predominantly Black, rural Georgia town, Johnson says her upbringing instilled in her a willingness to “stand out” amongst the crowd. The wife and mother of three also gained support from Erika Donalds, chair of the America First Policy Institute’s Center for Education Opportunity, and, more notably, wife of U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds.

Donalds currently stands as the GOP frontrunner for Florida’s 2026 gubernatorial race.

As for concerns about how Johnson’s MAGA ties will impact FAMU, one supporter suggests allowing her to hear all sides.

“If they’re afraid that she’s going to implement DeSantis’ plans – based on some of the things I’ve read – he leaves in 2026, so what are they going to do to replace him?” explained Jasper Hendricks III, who works for the Democratic Leader of the Tennessee House of Representatives.

“People may not necessarily know her, but I would recommend that they reach out, try to forge a bridge and give her an opportunity before assuming she’s coming in to do harm.”

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• Business

by Mitti Hicks

July 28, 2025

Purchasing Power Of Black And Latino Consumers Too Great For Companies To Ignore DEI

Black and Latino Americans have a combined spending power of $6 trillion

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A new report shows that the combined purchasing power of Black and Latino consumers is too great for companies to ignore diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts. Black and Latino Americans, who make up more than 30% of the U.S. population, have a combined spending power of $6 trillion, according to the National Urban League. For perspective, their spending power exceeds that of most countries, except the United States and China.

The study comes as U.S. companies abandon their commitments to DEI policies following pressure from the Trump administration. The NAACP maintains a list of companies that have either eliminated or scaled back their DEI initiatives. Many of these initiatives were created in the aftermath of the police killing of George Floyd. The list encourages Black consumers to spend their money where DEI still matters.

Brown-Forman, the parent company of Jack Daniels, pulled out from participating in the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index. Leaders said the “world has evolved, our business has changed, and the legal and external landscape has shifted dramatically.” Lowe’s announced that it would review its programs following the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action. Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, announced that it would not be renewing its five-year commitment to an equity racial center. McDonald’s, Amazon, and Meta, along with the retailer Target, all pulled back on their diversity practices.

As a result, companies that backtracked are losing to companies that stood firm in their commitments. As BLACK ENTERPRISE previously reported, Target saw a 7% decrease in first-quarter sales.  Meanwhile, when comparing year-to-year visits, Target saw a decline of nearly 5 million shoppers during a four-week period that ended on February 9. Costco, the big-box store corporation, saw an increase of 7.7 million visits.

While there has been political pressure to drop DEI policies, Black and Brown consumers prove that prioritizing people is profitable. Failing to do so could hurt businesses’ bottom line in the long run, according to the National Urban League.

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• Travel and Leisure

by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman

July 28, 2025

Ciara ‘Levels Up’ With Benin Citizenship, Celebrates Milestone In Emotional Ceremony

The wife of Russell Wilson travelled to the West African nation as Rolling Stone Africa's latest cover star.

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Ciara is leveling up her nationalities with a new citizenship in Benin. The artist traveled to the West African country where she received the life-changing certificate.

The R&B singer visited the country with Rolling Stone Africa where she was offered citizenship to remain a part of its community. She gained the status during an emotional ceremony which took place July 26. A local tourism agency, Explore Benin, shared photos from the momentous occasion.

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The 39-year-old received the certificate alongside two others in the unforgettable moment. The ceremony offers Beninese citizenship to people of Afro descent as a way to connect the diaspora.

“This initiative translates the willingness of Benin to assume its historical responsibility, to reconnect with its children scattered around the world, and to make its territory a land of welcome, memory and future,” shared Explore Benin in its caption.

Special guests at the ceremony also included Beninese government officials such as Mr. Yvon Detchnou, Minister of Justice and Legislation; Mr. Babalola Jean-Michel H. Abimbola, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Arts; as well as Mr. Olushegun Adjadi Bakari, Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Of her new status, Ciara shared how “proud” she felt about reconnecting with Africa in a major way. She reportedly became teary-eyed at the ceremony, especially as it speaks to her heritage and identity as a Black woman.

“I feel incredibly proud,” she expressed. “The significance of this moment is so special.”

Ahead of the milestone, Ciara engaged in a cultural trip to Benin with Rolling Stone Africa and the travel agency. As the magazine’s latest cover star, Ciara chose Benin as the first Francophone African country she visited. The publication called the decision a testament to the country’s “profound contribution to the story of humanity.”

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“@Ciara marks this moment not only to celebrate her historic Rolling Stone Africa cover but also to shine a light on the soul of a country whose culture, resilience, and beauty have inspired generations across the world,” added the caption. “Benin is more than a destination. It is history, spirit, and sacred ground, and today, it welcomes a woman whose voice and presence carry messages of empowerment, strength, and transformation.”

The visit documented her travels through the culturally rich nation. She first explored the history of its  largest city, Cotonou, before traveling down to another city called Ouidah. The coastal city is the home of major ports with several historic markers of the Atlantic Slave trade, such as the Slave Route trail and the Door of No Return.

Ciara is now part of a growing movement for Black Americans, celebrities and otherwise, to “come home” to Africa. Countries embracing this wave of “reverse migration” include Ghana, Kenya, and Gabon.

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• Politics

by Daniel Johnson

July 28, 2025

As Epstein Questions Swirl, Trump Posts Meme Of Himself And JD Vance Chasing Obama In OJ’s Bronco

Trump has shifted focus back to a familiar political target: former President Barack Obama.

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As questions continue to circulate about Donald Trump’s past association with Jeffrey Epstein and the Epstein list he previously said he would release during his campaign, Trump has instead shifted focus back to a familiar political target: former President Barack Obama.

In his latest salvo of attacks toward Obama, Trump accused him of treason, which the former president, who rarely comments on anything the Trump administration says, responded to by calling his accusations “bizarre,” in a statement from his office.

On social media, Trump posted a meme that depicts the former president as O.J. Simpson and himself and Vice President JD Vance as the police officers chasing Obama in a scene similar to Simpson’s infamous 1994 low-speed police chase.

The response on social media has ranged from laughter to fact-checking to outrage, depending on where those offering commentary sit on the political spectrum.

According to The New York Times, Trump’s base had been furious with him over their perception of his decision to renege on his promise to release the Epstein files. Somewhat ironically, after The Wall Street Journal reported on a lewd drawing that Trump allegedly sent Epstein, his base came back to his defense as he filed a lawsuit against the outlet and then crowed about it in a post to his Truth Social account.

“This lawsuit is filed not only on behalf of your favorite President, ME, but also in order to continue standing up for ALL Americans who will no longer tolerate the abusive wrongdoings of the Fake News Media,” Trump wrote.

On July 22, while in Scotland, Trump told reporters that he believed Obama had committed treason by manipulating evidence to go after him.

“It’s there. He’s guilty. They – this was treason. This was every word you can think of. They tried to steal the election,” Trump told reporters.

According to Jenna McLaughlin, NPR’s cybersecurity correspondent, the assertions from both Trump and Tulsi Gabbard are inconsistent with the truth.

“Gabbard appears to be conflating two separate things. The intelligence officials who wrote this report never said that Russia hacked the election. They said that Russia had attempted to influence the election, using disinformation on social media, hack and leak campaigns of the Clinton camp’s emails, bot farms, things like that — all things that have been made public over the years,” McLaughlin said.

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