Abby Phillip The Washington Post
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Trump Sets Conditions For US To Stay In Iran Nuclear Deal, Tossing Issue To Congress
President Donald Trump on Friday officially disavowed the international nuclear deal with Iran, undermining but not terminating an agreement he called weak and poorly constructed.
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NFL Players Kneel During Anthem In Defiance After Trump Criticism
From London to Los Angeles, virtually all NFL players on the sidelines prior to kickoff of Sunday's slate of 14 games locked arms with each other in response to President Donald Trump's three-day campaign demanding that team owners "fire or suspend" players who kneel during the national anthem.
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Trump Demands NFL Teams 'Fire Or Suspend' Players Or Risk Fan Boycott
President Donald Trump on Sunday morning renewed his demand that NFL owners fire or suspend players who kneel during the national anthem in protest, again urging that fans should boycott the sport to force change.
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Trump Directs Pentagon To Implement Ban On Transgender Service Members, Bans Sex-Reassignment Surgery
President Donald Trump on Friday directed the Pentagon to ban the recruitment of openly transgender people, but is leaving it to military leaders to determine whether individuals already in the armed forces should be allowed to continue to serve
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Trump Signs Russia Sanctions Bill - But He's Not Happy About It
President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed into law a bill that imposes new sanctions on Russia, but he immediately expressed doubts about its constitutionality and criticized Congress for giving itself greater powers to prevent him from rolling back penalties aimed at Moscow.
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Trump Signs 'Seriously Flawed' Bill Imposing Sanctions On Russia
President Donald Trump has signed a bill imposing new sanctions on Russia, ending immediate hopes of a reset of U.S. relations with the Kremlin and marking a defeat for his administration, which had expressed concerns that the legislation infringed upon executive power
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Trump Weighed In On Son's Russia Statement 'As Any Father Would': White House
The White House defended President Donald Trump's involvement in issuing a statement about his son's meeting with a Russian lawyer during the campaign, saying that the statement was true and that the president was simply acting as a father.
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Trump Fires Communications Director Scaramucci, 10 Days After Hiring Him
President Donald Trump fired communications director Anthony Scaramucci on Monday at the urging of new White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, a clear sign that the retired Marine general is being empowered to manage what has been an unwieldy West Wing operation.
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Trump Dismisses Reince Priebus, Names Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly As Chief Of Staff
President Donald Trump ousted White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and replaced him with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly on Friday, a major shake-up designed to bring order and military precision to a West Wing beset for six straight months by chaos, infighting and few tangible accomplishments.
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Vladimir Putin Denies Election Hacking After Donald Trump Pressed Him, Says US Secretary Of State
President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday discussed brokering "commitments of noninterference" in the U.S. political system during a lengthy face-to-face meeting in Germany, the first in-person encounter between the two leaders about Russia's alleged role in the 2016 election.
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Trump Sets Conditions For US To Stay In Iran Nuclear Deal, Tossing Issue To Congress
President Donald Trump on Friday officially disavowed the international nuclear deal with Iran, undermining but not terminating an agreement he called weak and poorly constructed.
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NFL Players Kneel During Anthem In Defiance After Trump Criticism
From London to Los Angeles, virtually all NFL players on the sidelines prior to kickoff of Sunday's slate of 14 games locked arms with each other in response to President Donald Trump's three-day campaign demanding that team owners "fire or suspend" players who kneel during the national anthem.
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Trump Demands NFL Teams 'Fire Or Suspend' Players Or Risk Fan Boycott
President Donald Trump on Sunday morning renewed his demand that NFL owners fire or suspend players who kneel during the national anthem in protest, again urging that fans should boycott the sport to force change.
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Trump Directs Pentagon To Implement Ban On Transgender Service Members, Bans Sex-Reassignment Surgery
President Donald Trump on Friday directed the Pentagon to ban the recruitment of openly transgender people, but is leaving it to military leaders to determine whether individuals already in the armed forces should be allowed to continue to serve
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Trump Signs Russia Sanctions Bill - But He's Not Happy About It
President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed into law a bill that imposes new sanctions on Russia, but he immediately expressed doubts about its constitutionality and criticized Congress for giving itself greater powers to prevent him from rolling back penalties aimed at Moscow.
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Trump Signs 'Seriously Flawed' Bill Imposing Sanctions On Russia
President Donald Trump has signed a bill imposing new sanctions on Russia, ending immediate hopes of a reset of U.S. relations with the Kremlin and marking a defeat for his administration, which had expressed concerns that the legislation infringed upon executive power
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Trump Weighed In On Son's Russia Statement 'As Any Father Would': White House
The White House defended President Donald Trump's involvement in issuing a statement about his son's meeting with a Russian lawyer during the campaign, saying that the statement was true and that the president was simply acting as a father.
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Trump Fires Communications Director Scaramucci, 10 Days After Hiring Him
President Donald Trump fired communications director Anthony Scaramucci on Monday at the urging of new White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, a clear sign that the retired Marine general is being empowered to manage what has been an unwieldy West Wing operation.
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Trump Dismisses Reince Priebus, Names Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly As Chief Of Staff
President Donald Trump ousted White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and replaced him with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly on Friday, a major shake-up designed to bring order and military precision to a West Wing beset for six straight months by chaos, infighting and few tangible accomplishments.
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Vladimir Putin Denies Election Hacking After Donald Trump Pressed Him, Says US Secretary Of State
President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday discussed brokering "commitments of noninterference" in the U.S. political system during a lengthy face-to-face meeting in Germany, the first in-person encounter between the two leaders about Russia's alleged role in the 2016 election.
