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Fact Check: Donald Trump's Tylenol And Autism Claims Don't Match Science
President Donald Trump announced Monday that his administration is strongly recommending that women limit Tylenol use during pregnancy unless medically necessary. But his comments came under intense criticism from medical experts and researchers
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"Patriots": Trump On Supporters Who Told Congresswoman To 'Go Back'
President Donald Trump renewed his criticism of four minority women lawmakers on Friday, saying that they had said horrible things about the United States, and defended himself from criticism over his comment that they should leave the United States if unhappy.
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"Trump Says It's Okay": Man Accused Of Groping Woman On Flight
A woman flying from Houston to Albuquerque on Sunday had just settled into her seat and fallen asleep when she was awoken by an unwanted touch - a hand from behind her grabbing the right side of her breast. And the man authorities say is responsible allegedly cited President Donald Trump's past lewd language about women.
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Weeks Before Polls, Protests Grow Against Donald Trump For His Lewd Remark
Crowds of women converged on Chicago's Trump Tower Tuesday in the latest of a string of protests over Donald Trump's incendiary comments on women, brandishing signs saying "Real men get consent" and "Pussy grabs back."
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Father's Comments Were Inappropriate, Offensive: Ivanka Trump
Ivanka Trump finally broke silence on the 2005 tape in which Donald trump made sexually aggressive remarks about women, and said that the comments were "clearly inappropriate and offensive."
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Melania Trump Calls Taped Comments By Donald Trump 'Boy Talk'
Melania Trump rose to her husband's defence on Monday, describing lewd comments the Republican presidential nominee made on a leaked 2005 video in which he bragged about groping women as "boy talk."
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Donald Trump's Comments Have 'Shaken Me To My Core', Says Michelle Obama
US First Lady Michelle Obama today launched a scathing take down of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, calling his sexually aggressive comments about women "disgraceful" and "intolerable."
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Four Women Accuse Trump Of Forcibly Groping, Kissing Them
Three women accused Donald Trump of groping or kissing them without their consent in news reports published Wednesday, just days after the Republican presidential nominee insisted in a debate that he had never engaged in such behavior.
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Bill Clinton Was A Predator, Worst Abuser Of Women: Donald Trump
Calling former US president Bill Clinton a "predator" and the "worst abuser" of women, Mr Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened to expand his attack on his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton and her husband if they release more "inappropriate" tapes.
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Evangelical Leaders Stick With Donald Trump, Focus On Defeating Hillary Clinton
Leaders of religious conservative groups largely stood behind Donald Trump on Saturday, the day after vulgar sexual comments he made about women surfaced online, but some expressed concern that the US Republican presidential nominee's remarks could depress evangelical turnout on Election Day.
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Fact Check: Donald Trump's Tylenol And Autism Claims Don't Match Science
President Donald Trump announced Monday that his administration is strongly recommending that women limit Tylenol use during pregnancy unless medically necessary. But his comments came under intense criticism from medical experts and researchers
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"Patriots": Trump On Supporters Who Told Congresswoman To 'Go Back'
President Donald Trump renewed his criticism of four minority women lawmakers on Friday, saying that they had said horrible things about the United States, and defended himself from criticism over his comment that they should leave the United States if unhappy.
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"Trump Says It's Okay": Man Accused Of Groping Woman On Flight
A woman flying from Houston to Albuquerque on Sunday had just settled into her seat and fallen asleep when she was awoken by an unwanted touch - a hand from behind her grabbing the right side of her breast. And the man authorities say is responsible allegedly cited President Donald Trump's past lewd language about women.
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Weeks Before Polls, Protests Grow Against Donald Trump For His Lewd Remark
Crowds of women converged on Chicago's Trump Tower Tuesday in the latest of a string of protests over Donald Trump's incendiary comments on women, brandishing signs saying "Real men get consent" and "Pussy grabs back."
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Father's Comments Were Inappropriate, Offensive: Ivanka Trump
Ivanka Trump finally broke silence on the 2005 tape in which Donald trump made sexually aggressive remarks about women, and said that the comments were "clearly inappropriate and offensive."
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Melania Trump Calls Taped Comments By Donald Trump 'Boy Talk'
Melania Trump rose to her husband's defence on Monday, describing lewd comments the Republican presidential nominee made on a leaked 2005 video in which he bragged about groping women as "boy talk."
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Donald Trump's Comments Have 'Shaken Me To My Core', Says Michelle Obama
US First Lady Michelle Obama today launched a scathing take down of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, calling his sexually aggressive comments about women "disgraceful" and "intolerable."
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Four Women Accuse Trump Of Forcibly Groping, Kissing Them
Three women accused Donald Trump of groping or kissing them without their consent in news reports published Wednesday, just days after the Republican presidential nominee insisted in a debate that he had never engaged in such behavior.
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Bill Clinton Was A Predator, Worst Abuser Of Women: Donald Trump
Calling former US president Bill Clinton a "predator" and the "worst abuser" of women, Mr Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened to expand his attack on his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton and her husband if they release more "inappropriate" tapes.
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Evangelical Leaders Stick With Donald Trump, Focus On Defeating Hillary Clinton
Leaders of religious conservative groups largely stood behind Donald Trump on Saturday, the day after vulgar sexual comments he made about women surfaced online, but some expressed concern that the US Republican presidential nominee's remarks could depress evangelical turnout on Election Day.
