NEW DELHI: American far-right activist and staunch supporter of US President Donald Trump, Laura Loomer on Saturday apologised for some of her earlier "anti-India" social media posts after it sparked ...

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Some controversies flare and fade quickly, but the one surrounding Laura Loomer shows no sign of cooling down. The far-right American activist, known for her hardline pro-Trump and anti-India rhetoric ...

She has described herself as a “proud Islamophobe” and has long faced criticism for racist and anti-Muslim remarks. She has also spread conspiracy theories, including the claim that the 9/11 attacks ...

Far-right US activist Laura Loomer, known for controversial anti-Indian and anti-immigration remarks, announced a visit to India for the India Today Conclave 2026, sparking renewed criticism and ...

Laura Loomer, the right-wing activist and Donald Trump loyalist, has long been at loggerheads with Tucker Carlson – the former Fox News host. As Carlson claimed on X that the CIA had been ‘reading’ ...

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Right-wing media personality Tucker Carlson accused Laura Loomer, a conservative influencer and Trump ally, of “slander” and asked her to stop accusing him of antisemitism, the latest development in ...

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