In the days after Republicans' midterm losses, President Donald Trump revived false claims about election rigging and contacted C-SPAN in an unexpected call, The Straits Times reported.
The newspaper also said Trump discussed beams in the White House ballroom and removed his chief of staff. Separately, it reported that he raised an executive from mixed martial arts as a possible press secretary.
The Straits Times described the election claims as false and the Republican result as a sweeping rejection of the party. It portrayed Trump's public appearances and remarks in recent days as unpredictable.
EconoTimes previously covered another move by Trump after the election: his post-election promotion of a planned 2028 CapeWeek air show.
