Donald Trump is no stranger to controversy. So, with his rage-machine comments about Mexican immigrants and Fox host Megyn Kelly falling out of the national headlines, Trump has weighed in on another target: an Alaskan mountain, formerly named Mt. McKinley. President Obama formally renamed the mountain Denali on Sunday, giving it its original, Native Alaskan name.
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