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"He's Very, Very Devastated": Trump On Saudi King After US Base Shooting
After a Saudi gunman killed three people at a naval base in Pensacola, Florida, some of President Donald Trump's Republican allies took to the airwaves to condemn the attack as an act of terrorism, call for a halt to the training program that admitted the shooter and sharply press the Saudi government to cooperate in the investigation.
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Why Trump Abandoned Decision To Host G7 Summit At His Luxury Golf Resort
President Donald Trump was forced to abandon his decision to host next year's Group of Seven summit at his private golf club after it became clear the move had alienated Republicans and swiftly become part of the impeachment inquiry that threatens his presidency.
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Not Concerned By Interference in US Election, Trump Told Russians In 2017
President Donald Trump told two senior Russian officials in a 2017 Oval Office meeting that he was unconcerned about Moscow's interference in the U.S. election because the United States did the same in other countries
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Trump Pronounces Taliban Agreement "Dead" And Peace Talks Over
President Donald Trump said Monday that negotiations with the Taliban "are dead" and indicated that he had no further interest in meeting with the group over an end to the Afghanistan war.
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Little Consensus Amid Trump's Mixed Message On Trade War As G7 Wraps Up
US President Donald Trump's divergence on key international flash points, particularly trade, climate and Russian provocation, upended a consortium of world leaders that was created four decades ago to address major crises.
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Trump Says He May Hold Next Year's G7 Summit At His Florida Resort
President Donald Trump said Monday that he was likely to hold next year's Group of Seven summit - the ultraexclusive annual gathering of world leaders - at his golf resort in Doral, Florida.
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After Trump Says He's Having "Second Thoughts", A Scramble To Decrypt It
Donald Trump's remarks dominated the news Sunday, in part, because they seemed to be a rare admission of self doubt or a mistake by Trump, who rarely concedes any such thing.
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Trump Asks For Military Tanks For US Independence Day Event On July 4
President Donald Trump has asked the Pentagon to marshal a broadening array of military hardware, including tanks and fighter jets, to showcase his planned Fourth of July address to the nation - dramatically escalating the gathering's cost and sparking concerns about the potentially damaging impact on the Mall and other infrastructure.
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Donald Trump's Spokesperson Sarah Sanders To Step Down This Month
Sarah Sanders, the combative White House press secretary whose tenure was marked by controversy and questions about her credibility, will be leaving after 22 months on the job, President Donald Trump announced Thursday.
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Donald Trump Wants His Border Barrier To Be Painted Black With Spikes
The barrier that President Donald Trump wants to build along the Mexico border will be a steel bollard fence, not a concrete wall as he long promised, and the president is fine with that. He has a few other things he would like to change, though.
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Trump Takes Over July 4 Celebration; Changes Venue, May Deliver Speech
President Donald Trump has effectively taken charge of the nation's premier Fourth of July celebration in Washington, moving the gargantuan fireworks display from its usual spot on the Mall to be closer to the Potomac River and making tentative plans to address the nation from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, according to top administration offic...
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Trump's Son-In-Law Uses WhatsApp For Official Business, Says His Lawyer
House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings, D-Md., said Thursday that an attorney for Jared Kushner told him in December that the president's son-in-law uses the encrypted messaging application WhatsApp for official business, including with people overseas.
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Trump Declares National Emergency Amid US-Mexico Border Wall Crisis
President Donald Trump on Friday declared the southern border of the United States to be a national emergency, catapulting the country into uncertain legal and political battles as he seeks to fulfill a campaign promise that eluded him for two years.
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"This Is Where Bill And Monica...": Trump Relishes White House Guide Role
When President Donald Trump brings senators, New York friends or other guests to the Oval Office, he occasionally opens a door near his desk summoning guests to follow. Flashing a grin, he wants his friends to see where Monica Lewinsky and President Bill Clinton reportedly began their sexual encounters.
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"Crisis Of Heart And Soul": Trump Makes Case For $5 Billion Border Wall
President Donald Trump escalated the battle over his long-promised border wall Tuesday night, using a nationally televised Oval Office address to rally public support and blame Democrats for a partial government shutdown that is now in its third week.
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"He's Very, Very Devastated": Trump On Saudi King After US Base Shooting
After a Saudi gunman killed three people at a naval base in Pensacola, Florida, some of President Donald Trump's Republican allies took to the airwaves to condemn the attack as an act of terrorism, call for a halt to the training program that admitted the shooter and sharply press the Saudi government to cooperate in the investigation.
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Why Trump Abandoned Decision To Host G7 Summit At His Luxury Golf Resort
President Donald Trump was forced to abandon his decision to host next year's Group of Seven summit at his private golf club after it became clear the move had alienated Republicans and swiftly become part of the impeachment inquiry that threatens his presidency.
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Not Concerned By Interference in US Election, Trump Told Russians In 2017
President Donald Trump told two senior Russian officials in a 2017 Oval Office meeting that he was unconcerned about Moscow's interference in the U.S. election because the United States did the same in other countries
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Trump Pronounces Taliban Agreement "Dead" And Peace Talks Over
President Donald Trump said Monday that negotiations with the Taliban "are dead" and indicated that he had no further interest in meeting with the group over an end to the Afghanistan war.
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Little Consensus Amid Trump's Mixed Message On Trade War As G7 Wraps Up
US President Donald Trump's divergence on key international flash points, particularly trade, climate and Russian provocation, upended a consortium of world leaders that was created four decades ago to address major crises.
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Trump Says He May Hold Next Year's G7 Summit At His Florida Resort
President Donald Trump said Monday that he was likely to hold next year's Group of Seven summit - the ultraexclusive annual gathering of world leaders - at his golf resort in Doral, Florida.
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After Trump Says He's Having "Second Thoughts", A Scramble To Decrypt It
Donald Trump's remarks dominated the news Sunday, in part, because they seemed to be a rare admission of self doubt or a mistake by Trump, who rarely concedes any such thing.
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Trump Asks For Military Tanks For US Independence Day Event On July 4
President Donald Trump has asked the Pentagon to marshal a broadening array of military hardware, including tanks and fighter jets, to showcase his planned Fourth of July address to the nation - dramatically escalating the gathering's cost and sparking concerns about the potentially damaging impact on the Mall and other infrastructure.
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Donald Trump's Spokesperson Sarah Sanders To Step Down This Month
Sarah Sanders, the combative White House press secretary whose tenure was marked by controversy and questions about her credibility, will be leaving after 22 months on the job, President Donald Trump announced Thursday.
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Donald Trump Wants His Border Barrier To Be Painted Black With Spikes
The barrier that President Donald Trump wants to build along the Mexico border will be a steel bollard fence, not a concrete wall as he long promised, and the president is fine with that. He has a few other things he would like to change, though.
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Trump Takes Over July 4 Celebration; Changes Venue, May Deliver Speech
President Donald Trump has effectively taken charge of the nation's premier Fourth of July celebration in Washington, moving the gargantuan fireworks display from its usual spot on the Mall to be closer to the Potomac River and making tentative plans to address the nation from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, according to top administration offic...
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Trump's Son-In-Law Uses WhatsApp For Official Business, Says His Lawyer
House Oversight Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings, D-Md., said Thursday that an attorney for Jared Kushner told him in December that the president's son-in-law uses the encrypted messaging application WhatsApp for official business, including with people overseas.
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Trump Declares National Emergency Amid US-Mexico Border Wall Crisis
President Donald Trump on Friday declared the southern border of the United States to be a national emergency, catapulting the country into uncertain legal and political battles as he seeks to fulfill a campaign promise that eluded him for two years.
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"This Is Where Bill And Monica...": Trump Relishes White House Guide Role
When President Donald Trump brings senators, New York friends or other guests to the Oval Office, he occasionally opens a door near his desk summoning guests to follow. Flashing a grin, he wants his friends to see where Monica Lewinsky and President Bill Clinton reportedly began their sexual encounters.
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"Crisis Of Heart And Soul": Trump Makes Case For $5 Billion Border Wall
President Donald Trump escalated the battle over his long-promised border wall Tuesday night, using a nationally televised Oval Office address to rally public support and blame Democrats for a partial government shutdown that is now in its third week.
