Pulitzer board demands 'complete and unredacted' copy of Mueller report in discovery as Trump decries 'defamatory' words

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6. Taco again? I'm getting tired of taco every day. So much taco!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_Always_Chickens_Out

Trump Always Chickens Out (TACO) is a term that gained prominence in May 2025 after many threats and reversals during the trade war U.S. president Donald Trump initiated with his administration's "Liberation Day" tariffs.[1] By 2026, the term also came to be used to characterize some of Trump's decisions in the realm of foreign policy, like threats he did not follow through on regarding Greenland, China, or Iran. The acronym is used to describe Trump's tendency to make tariff threats, only to later delay them as a way to increase time for negotiations and for markets to rebound.[1][2] The term originated on Wall Street, where the TACO trade involves buying stocks cheaply after a tariff announcement pushes stocks lower, then selling them at a profit after the tariffs are delayed or reduced and the market rebounds. In 2026, the term was widely used to describe his reversal of his threats to annex Greenland.[3][4]