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She's A Future Queen. But Now Has To Deal With Trump's Harvard Ban Order
Princess Elisabeth is studying Public Policy at Harvard, a two-year master's degree program that according to the university's website broadens students' perspectives and sharpens their skills for "successful career in public service".
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"I Became President Because...": What Trump Said In New York Fraud Trial
A combative Donald Trump clashed repeatedly with the judge on Monday as he took the stand in the New York civil fraud case threatening to cripple his real estate empire.
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Donald Trump Set To Testify In New York Civil Fraud Trial Tomorrow
Donald Trump rose to political power touting business acumen he says made him a fortune. On Monday, he is expected to testify at a civil trial in which he stands accused of fraudulently inflating those famous assets to advance his real estate empire.
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Donald Trump Condoles Deaths Of US Service Members In Kabul Airport Attack
Former US President Donald Trump on Thursday (local time) extended condolences to the families of United States service members who died in an explosion at Kabul airport in Afghanistan.
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India, US Eyeing To Ink 5 Pacts During Donald Trump's Visit
India and the US are eyeing to sign around five pacts providing for cooperation in areas of intellectual property rights, trade facilitation and homeland security during President Donald Trump's maiden visit to India next week, the External Affairs Ministry said on Thursday.
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Trump Says His Haters In "Dying Newspaper Industry" Putting Many Lives At Risk
Escalating his rhetorical attacks on US news outlets, President Donald Trump has said his haters in the "dying newspaper industry", driven insane by 'Trump Derangement Syndrome', are putting many lives at risk.
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As Trump Tears Up Ties In UK, Melania Makes Paper Flowers
With her husband busy plunging UK-US relations to new lows, Melania Trump took time out during the couple's four-day visit to Britain on Friday to meet veterans and make paper flowers with schoolchildren.
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Facebook Backs US Political Ad Bill, Sets Limits on 'Issue Ads'
"Election interference is a problem that's bigger than any one platform, and that's why we support the Honest Ads Act," Zuckerberg wrote in his post.
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Steve Bannon, Who Helped Elect Donald Trump, Out As His Chief Strategist
President Donald Trump has fired his chief strategist Steve Bannon, a person familiar with the decision told Reuters on Friday.
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Mood At White House Grim As Sense Of Crisis Mounts
Less than four months ago, a keen set of young up-and-comers strode into the White House in their best high heels and power ties, bursting with optimism and pride in serving their country.
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Donald Trump Loses Another Nominee For US Army Secretary
US President Donald Trump on Friday lost another nominee he had put forward to be his Army secretary, after lawmakers said the pick was unfit because of his past stances against transsexuals, Muslims and Latinos.
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Donald Trump's Proposals Would Add $5.3 Trillion To Debt
A new analysis from a nonpartisan group finds that Donald Trump's latest tax proposals would increase the federal debt by $5.3 trillion over the next decade, compared with $200 billion if Hillary Clinton's ideas were enacted.
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Donald Trump Injects New Faces To Boost Faltering Campaign
A rattled Donald Trump today rejigged his campaign for the second time in two months by introducing fresh faces, including a CEO, to propel his faltering presidential bid after recent polls showed him lagging behind rival Hillary Clinton.
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Donald Trump To Outline Economic Plan As He Seeks To Reverse Slide
Donald Trump is focusing his economic message on boosting jobs and making the country more competitive on a global stage by cutting business taxes, reducing regulations and increasing domestic energy production.
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Donald Trump's 'Mexican' Label Against Judge Brings Up Slur History
Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump referred to a US-born federal judge as a "Mexican" and saw a backlash, even from other Republicans.
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She's A Future Queen. But Now Has To Deal With Trump's Harvard Ban Order
Princess Elisabeth is studying Public Policy at Harvard, a two-year master's degree program that according to the university's website broadens students' perspectives and sharpens their skills for "successful career in public service".
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"I Became President Because...": What Trump Said In New York Fraud Trial
A combative Donald Trump clashed repeatedly with the judge on Monday as he took the stand in the New York civil fraud case threatening to cripple his real estate empire.
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Donald Trump Set To Testify In New York Civil Fraud Trial Tomorrow
Donald Trump rose to political power touting business acumen he says made him a fortune. On Monday, he is expected to testify at a civil trial in which he stands accused of fraudulently inflating those famous assets to advance his real estate empire.
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Donald Trump Condoles Deaths Of US Service Members In Kabul Airport Attack
Former US President Donald Trump on Thursday (local time) extended condolences to the families of United States service members who died in an explosion at Kabul airport in Afghanistan.
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India, US Eyeing To Ink 5 Pacts During Donald Trump's Visit
India and the US are eyeing to sign around five pacts providing for cooperation in areas of intellectual property rights, trade facilitation and homeland security during President Donald Trump's maiden visit to India next week, the External Affairs Ministry said on Thursday.
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Trump Says His Haters In "Dying Newspaper Industry" Putting Many Lives At Risk
Escalating his rhetorical attacks on US news outlets, President Donald Trump has said his haters in the "dying newspaper industry", driven insane by 'Trump Derangement Syndrome', are putting many lives at risk.
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As Trump Tears Up Ties In UK, Melania Makes Paper Flowers
With her husband busy plunging UK-US relations to new lows, Melania Trump took time out during the couple's four-day visit to Britain on Friday to meet veterans and make paper flowers with schoolchildren.
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Facebook Backs US Political Ad Bill, Sets Limits on 'Issue Ads'
"Election interference is a problem that's bigger than any one platform, and that's why we support the Honest Ads Act," Zuckerberg wrote in his post.
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Steve Bannon, Who Helped Elect Donald Trump, Out As His Chief Strategist
President Donald Trump has fired his chief strategist Steve Bannon, a person familiar with the decision told Reuters on Friday.
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Mood At White House Grim As Sense Of Crisis Mounts
Less than four months ago, a keen set of young up-and-comers strode into the White House in their best high heels and power ties, bursting with optimism and pride in serving their country.
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Donald Trump Loses Another Nominee For US Army Secretary
US President Donald Trump on Friday lost another nominee he had put forward to be his Army secretary, after lawmakers said the pick was unfit because of his past stances against transsexuals, Muslims and Latinos.
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Donald Trump's Proposals Would Add $5.3 Trillion To Debt
A new analysis from a nonpartisan group finds that Donald Trump's latest tax proposals would increase the federal debt by $5.3 trillion over the next decade, compared with $200 billion if Hillary Clinton's ideas were enacted.
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Donald Trump Injects New Faces To Boost Faltering Campaign
A rattled Donald Trump today rejigged his campaign for the second time in two months by introducing fresh faces, including a CEO, to propel his faltering presidential bid after recent polls showed him lagging behind rival Hillary Clinton.
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Donald Trump To Outline Economic Plan As He Seeks To Reverse Slide
Donald Trump is focusing his economic message on boosting jobs and making the country more competitive on a global stage by cutting business taxes, reducing regulations and increasing domestic energy production.
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Donald Trump's 'Mexican' Label Against Judge Brings Up Slur History
Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump referred to a US-born federal judge as a "Mexican" and saw a backlash, even from other Republicans.
