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Why Most People Don't Know Trump's Powerful Communications Aide
Stephanie Grisham says she hates to be the story. And for the better part of two months, she's succeeded in not becoming one. This is surprising, since Grisham is the most powerful communications aide in Washington, and perhaps the world.
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Playboy Reporter Sues White House Over 30-Day Suspension Of Credentials
A reporter for Playboy magazine sued President Donald Trump on Tuesday to regain a press pass he alleged officials suspended in violation of his constitutional rights.
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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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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Accuses National Enquirer Parent Company of 'Extortion' Over 'Intimate Texts'
Amazon chief executive Jeff Bezos said Thursday that he was the target of an extortion and blackmail effort by the National Enquirer.
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Jeff Bezos Accuses Tabloid Of 'Extortion' Over 'Intimate Texts'
Amazon chief executive Jeff Bezos said Thursday that he was the target of an extortion attempt by the National Enquirer, which he said threatened to publish embarrassing photos of him if he didn't halt his investigation into how the tabloid obtained private texts and photos between him and his mistress.
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Tip From A "Concerned Citizen" Helps A Reporter Land Scoop Of A Lifetime
The reporter who exposed Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam's racist yearbook photo said a "concerned citizen" led him to the story that has prompted widespread outrage and calls for the Democrat's resignation.
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CNN Wins Ruling Against White House, Jim Acosta's Pass Restored For Now
A federal judge on Friday ruled in favor of CNN and reporter Jim Acosta in a dispute with President Donald Trump, ordering the White House to temporarily restore the press credentials that the Trump Administration took away from Acosta last week.
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"...Just For Asking A Question": CNN Reporter, Punished By White House
The White House suspended the press credentials of CNN reporter Jim Acosta on Wednesday, hours after Acosta tangled with President Donald Trump during a televised news conference.
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The New York Times Demotes Reporter Who Admitted To Dating Senate Staffer
The New York Times demoted a reporter who acknowledged a romantic relationship with a Senate staffer who is suspected of leaking information to journalists.
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Amid Horror In Its Newsroom, Newspaper's Voice Rang Out
When a gunman burst through the door of the Capital Gazette newspaper just outside Annapolis, Maryland, on Thursday, employees who could do so fled for their lives. Five didn't make it, and more than 20 were wounded by gunfire.
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Why Most People Don't Know Trump's Powerful Communications Aide
Stephanie Grisham says she hates to be the story. And for the better part of two months, she's succeeded in not becoming one. This is surprising, since Grisham is the most powerful communications aide in Washington, and perhaps the world.
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Playboy Reporter Sues White House Over 30-Day Suspension Of Credentials
A reporter for Playboy magazine sued President Donald Trump on Tuesday to regain a press pass he alleged officials suspended in violation of his constitutional rights.
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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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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Accuses National Enquirer Parent Company of 'Extortion' Over 'Intimate Texts'
Amazon chief executive Jeff Bezos said Thursday that he was the target of an extortion and blackmail effort by the National Enquirer.
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Jeff Bezos Accuses Tabloid Of 'Extortion' Over 'Intimate Texts'
Amazon chief executive Jeff Bezos said Thursday that he was the target of an extortion attempt by the National Enquirer, which he said threatened to publish embarrassing photos of him if he didn't halt his investigation into how the tabloid obtained private texts and photos between him and his mistress.
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Tip From A "Concerned Citizen" Helps A Reporter Land Scoop Of A Lifetime
The reporter who exposed Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam's racist yearbook photo said a "concerned citizen" led him to the story that has prompted widespread outrage and calls for the Democrat's resignation.
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CNN Wins Ruling Against White House, Jim Acosta's Pass Restored For Now
A federal judge on Friday ruled in favor of CNN and reporter Jim Acosta in a dispute with President Donald Trump, ordering the White House to temporarily restore the press credentials that the Trump Administration took away from Acosta last week.
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"...Just For Asking A Question": CNN Reporter, Punished By White House
The White House suspended the press credentials of CNN reporter Jim Acosta on Wednesday, hours after Acosta tangled with President Donald Trump during a televised news conference.
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The New York Times Demotes Reporter Who Admitted To Dating Senate Staffer
The New York Times demoted a reporter who acknowledged a romantic relationship with a Senate staffer who is suspected of leaking information to journalists.
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Amid Horror In Its Newsroom, Newspaper's Voice Rang Out
When a gunman burst through the door of the Capital Gazette newspaper just outside Annapolis, Maryland, on Thursday, employees who could do so fled for their lives. Five didn't make it, and more than 20 were wounded by gunfire.
