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Former US national security adviser John Bolton says Donald Trump doesn't understand what is at stake in Ukraine. Bolton, who served under Trump until 2019, has repeatedly criticised the president's approach to the war and to NATO. The comment adds to an ongoing debate in Washington and allied capitals over US policy toward Kyiv and how any peace settlement with Russia might be handled.

President Trump is facing accusations of politically targeting Representative Ilhan Omar, prompting a complaint that major outlets including the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post have stayed silent. Critics contrast the muted response with heavy coverage of the raid on John Bolton's home, arguing elite media apply a double standard to scrutiny of the president's political opponents.

The match official who failed to award Southampton a penalty for a handball in their game against Bolton has been selected again for Premier League duty. The decision has drawn criticism from supporters who feel the error should have carried consequences, while others note that missed calls rarely keep referees off top-flight appointments.

Former national security adviser John Bolton says President Trump 'doesn't understand' how badly he is mishandling a global crisis. The claim is being shared alongside Putin's past use of the phrase 'useful idiots' to describe people like Trump, framing the criticism as coming from within Trump's own party. Critics online are echoing Bolton's assessment and calling for Trump's removal.