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    Critics brand Trump a liar and warn of constitutional crisis●# TrumpIsALiar # TrumpIsAConman # ConstittionalCrisis # TrumpCorruption # USPolitics # POTUS # DeathOfDemocracyMmastodonWorldUS Politics653 h ago

    Opponents of Donald Trump are spreading hashtags calling him a liar and a conman, alleging corruption and warning that American democracy is facing a constitutional crisis. The posts attack the president directly and frame the current political moment as the death of democracy in the United States. No specific new allegation is attached to the claims, which reflect a sharply critical mood among his online detractors.

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    Hadjar calls for F1 cooling vests to be banned▼Isack Hadjar calls for F1 cooling vests to be banned: "It's supposed to be tough"✉newsSportMotorsport38 min ago

    Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar has called for Formula 1's cooling vests to be banned, arguing that the sport's extreme heat should remain part of the challenge. Speaking ahead of a hot-weather race weekend, the French rookie said drivers should simply endure the conditions, framing the vests as unnecessary assistance in a sport that is "supposed to be tough".

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    Racing Bulls arrive in Singapore ahead of Grand Prix●Visa Cash App Racing Bulls F1 Team (@visacashapprb): Live and direct from the boys' arrivals 🤳 # F1 # VCARB # SingaporeGMmastodonSportMotorsport117 h ago

    The Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula 1 team has documented the arrival of its drivers in Singapore ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, sharing footage from the paddock scene. Fans are following the team's build-up to the night race, one of the most demanding events on the F1 calendar.

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    Hadjar calls for ban on F1 cooling vests●Isack Hadjar calls for F1 cooling vests to be banned: "It's supposed to be tough" https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/isaMmastodonSportMotorsport08 h ago

    Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar has called for Formula 1's new cooling vests to be banned, arguing that racing in extreme heat is part of the challenge. "It's supposed to be tough," the French rookie said, taking a stance against the equipment introduced to help drivers cope in hot conditions. The comments come as the sport introduces driver cooling systems for high-temperature races, and reactions are split between safety concerns and preserving the sport's physical demands.