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Former White House Chief Of Staff Questioned In Russia Probe
Former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus submitted to questioning Friday by investigators looking into Russian meddling in the US presidential campaign and possible collusion by associates of President Donald Trump, US media reported.
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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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White House Denies Seeking To Control National Security Advisor
A top aide denied Sunday that President Donald Trump is having difficulty filling the key post of national security advisor because of White House moves to politicize the office.
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Pakistan Could Be Put On Donald Trump's Immigration Ban List, Says White House
There is a possibility in the future of including Pakistan in the US President Donald Trump's immigration ban list, White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus has indicated, acknowledging for the first time that Pakistan was under consideration to be put in that category of nations.
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Media 'Delegitimising President From Day 1, Won't Take It', Says Team Donald Trump
The White House vowed on Sunday to fight the news media "tooth and nail" over what officials see as unfair attacks on President Donald Trump, setting a tone that could ratchet up a traditionally adversarial relationship to a new level of rancor.
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Donald Trump Accepts US Intelligence On Russia Hacking: Chief Of Staff
President-elect Donald Trump accepts the US intelligence community's conclusion that Russia engaged in cyber attacks aimed at disrupting the presidential election and may take actions in response, his incoming chief of staff said on Sunday.
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Trump Backs Off ISIS Comments; Party Head Appears At Rallies In Show Of Unity
Republican Donald Trump on Friday backed away from comments calling President Barack Obama and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton the founders of the terrorist group ISIS, while the Republican Party sought to project unity behind their candidate.
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Trump 'Presumptive' White House Nominee As Ted Cruz Crashes Out
Donald Trump looked all-but-certain of carrying the Republican Party colours in the 2016 presidential election after the billionaire political novice sent his only serious challenger Ted Cruz crashing out of the race.
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United States Republicans Gear Up For Debate of 8 Today
A winnowed crop of eight candidates takes the stage today for the next Republican US presidential debate, with surging outsider Ben Carson's tumultuous backstory under the microscope and Jeb Bush fighting for his political life.
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US Republicans Express Relief Joe Biden Won't Run in 2016
Republican presidential candidates including Donald Trump applauded Joe Biden's decision today not to enter the 2016 race, saying Democrats are now stuck with their unpopular frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
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Former White House Chief Of Staff Questioned In Russia Probe
Former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus submitted to questioning Friday by investigators looking into Russian meddling in the US presidential campaign and possible collusion by associates of President Donald Trump, US media reported.
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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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White House Denies Seeking To Control National Security Advisor
A top aide denied Sunday that President Donald Trump is having difficulty filling the key post of national security advisor because of White House moves to politicize the office.
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Pakistan Could Be Put On Donald Trump's Immigration Ban List, Says White House
There is a possibility in the future of including Pakistan in the US President Donald Trump's immigration ban list, White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus has indicated, acknowledging for the first time that Pakistan was under consideration to be put in that category of nations.
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Media 'Delegitimising President From Day 1, Won't Take It', Says Team Donald Trump
The White House vowed on Sunday to fight the news media "tooth and nail" over what officials see as unfair attacks on President Donald Trump, setting a tone that could ratchet up a traditionally adversarial relationship to a new level of rancor.
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Donald Trump Accepts US Intelligence On Russia Hacking: Chief Of Staff
President-elect Donald Trump accepts the US intelligence community's conclusion that Russia engaged in cyber attacks aimed at disrupting the presidential election and may take actions in response, his incoming chief of staff said on Sunday.
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Trump Backs Off ISIS Comments; Party Head Appears At Rallies In Show Of Unity
Republican Donald Trump on Friday backed away from comments calling President Barack Obama and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton the founders of the terrorist group ISIS, while the Republican Party sought to project unity behind their candidate.
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Trump 'Presumptive' White House Nominee As Ted Cruz Crashes Out
Donald Trump looked all-but-certain of carrying the Republican Party colours in the 2016 presidential election after the billionaire political novice sent his only serious challenger Ted Cruz crashing out of the race.
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United States Republicans Gear Up For Debate of 8 Today
A winnowed crop of eight candidates takes the stage today for the next Republican US presidential debate, with surging outsider Ben Carson's tumultuous backstory under the microscope and Jeb Bush fighting for his political life.
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US Republicans Express Relief Joe Biden Won't Run in 2016
Republican presidential candidates including Donald Trump applauded Joe Biden's decision today not to enter the 2016 race, saying Democrats are now stuck with their unpopular frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
