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US Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Use Of Troops In Los Angeles
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked US President Donald Trump's administration from using the military to fight crime in California, as the Republican president threatens to send troops to more US cities, including Chicago.
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Trump Was Once A Republican Party Outsider. How Tables Have Turned
Amy Kremer was an early tea party leader who supported Donald Trump for president in 2016. She ran for Congress from Georgia in 2017 and got less than 1% of the Republican primary vote.
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Trump Says Will Patrol Streets Of US Capital With Troops Thursday
US President Donald Trump will patrol the streets of Washington Thursday with police and National Guard troops he has deployed to the US capital.
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National Guard Deployed As Trump Takes Control Of Washington Police
President Donald Trump took unprecedented steps toward federalizing Washington, D.C. on Monday, saying it's needed to fight crime even as city leaders pointed to data showing violence is down.
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Iran Say Warned US Navy Over "Unprofessional Behaviour"
Iran's Republican Guards said Tuesday they warned US vessels after Washington said warning shots were fired near Iranian attack boats, the latest confrontation between the rivals in the Gulf.
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"Egregious, Disgusting": Trump Pardons Spark Outrage
An angry backlash Wednesday met US President Donald Trump's pardons of corrupt Republican congressmen and security guards convicted of killing 14 civilians in a 2007 Baghdad massacre.
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Firing At Delhi Farmhouse Of Union Minister's Party Leader, Guard Injured
A security guard at the Republican Party of India (RPI) leader's Delhi farmhouse was shot in the legs on Sunday by an unidentified man, who was trying to barge into the premises.
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Donald Trump Proposes Disarming Hillary Clinton Guards: 'Let's See What Happens To Her'
Donald Trump on Friday called for disarming the bodyguards who protect his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, and mused about the consequences of such a move by saying "Let's see what happens to her."
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Trump's Children Have His Ear
On the 26th floor of Trump Tower in Manhattan, Secret Service agents stand guard at the elevator to keep all but a handful of people away from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. But on this spring afternoon, Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner breezes right through to Trump's corner office, not long after his oldest son just left.
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A King In His Castle: How Donald Trump Lives, From His Longtime Butler
Everything seemed to sparkle at the Mar-a-Lago estate here on a recent afternoon. The sun glinted off the pool and the black Secret Service SUVs in the circular driveway. Palm trees rustled in a warm breeze, croquet balls clicked and a security guard stood at the entrance to Donald Trump's private living quarters. "You can always tell when the king...
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Caught On A Hot Mic, Clinton Speculates About Christie's Support For Trump: 'Did He Have A Debt?'
It isn't often that Hillary Clinton lets her guard down about what she really thinks about the Republican presidential race.
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Republican Old Guard Mitt Romney Labels Donald Trump As 'A Fraud'
Former Republican US presidential nominee Mitt Romney gave a blistering rebuke of 2016 party front-runner Donald Trump today, the latest sign of how badly mainstream figures in the party want to stop the incendiary New York billionaire.
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Solemn Ceremony for Victims of Paris Attacks Starts
France held a solemn ceremony for the victims of the Paris attacks, showing photos of the 130 dead to a crowd of 2,000 dignitaries and those injured in the violence.
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US Seizes $17 Million Worth of Cocaine from Speedboat in Caribbean
US authorities seized half a ton of cocaine with a street value of $17 million from a speedboat off the coast of the Dominican Republican and arrested four people, the US Coast Guard said Friday.
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Air Strikes Hit Yemen Republican Guard Camps, Geneva Talks Struggle
Saudi-led warplanes bombed elite Republican Guard forces allied with the dominant Houthi faction in Yemen's civil war today, residents said, as UN diplomats in Geneva struggled to nudge the various sides towards a ceasefire deal.
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US Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Use Of Troops In Los Angeles
A federal judge on Tuesday blocked US President Donald Trump's administration from using the military to fight crime in California, as the Republican president threatens to send troops to more US cities, including Chicago.
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Trump Was Once A Republican Party Outsider. How Tables Have Turned
Amy Kremer was an early tea party leader who supported Donald Trump for president in 2016. She ran for Congress from Georgia in 2017 and got less than 1% of the Republican primary vote.
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Trump Says Will Patrol Streets Of US Capital With Troops Thursday
US President Donald Trump will patrol the streets of Washington Thursday with police and National Guard troops he has deployed to the US capital.
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National Guard Deployed As Trump Takes Control Of Washington Police
President Donald Trump took unprecedented steps toward federalizing Washington, D.C. on Monday, saying it's needed to fight crime even as city leaders pointed to data showing violence is down.
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Iran Say Warned US Navy Over "Unprofessional Behaviour"
Iran's Republican Guards said Tuesday they warned US vessels after Washington said warning shots were fired near Iranian attack boats, the latest confrontation between the rivals in the Gulf.
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"Egregious, Disgusting": Trump Pardons Spark Outrage
An angry backlash Wednesday met US President Donald Trump's pardons of corrupt Republican congressmen and security guards convicted of killing 14 civilians in a 2007 Baghdad massacre.
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Firing At Delhi Farmhouse Of Union Minister's Party Leader, Guard Injured
A security guard at the Republican Party of India (RPI) leader's Delhi farmhouse was shot in the legs on Sunday by an unidentified man, who was trying to barge into the premises.
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Donald Trump Proposes Disarming Hillary Clinton Guards: 'Let's See What Happens To Her'
Donald Trump on Friday called for disarming the bodyguards who protect his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, and mused about the consequences of such a move by saying "Let's see what happens to her."
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Trump's Children Have His Ear
On the 26th floor of Trump Tower in Manhattan, Secret Service agents stand guard at the elevator to keep all but a handful of people away from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. But on this spring afternoon, Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner breezes right through to Trump's corner office, not long after his oldest son just left.
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A King In His Castle: How Donald Trump Lives, From His Longtime Butler
Everything seemed to sparkle at the Mar-a-Lago estate here on a recent afternoon. The sun glinted off the pool and the black Secret Service SUVs in the circular driveway. Palm trees rustled in a warm breeze, croquet balls clicked and a security guard stood at the entrance to Donald Trump's private living quarters. "You can always tell when the king...
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Caught On A Hot Mic, Clinton Speculates About Christie's Support For Trump: 'Did He Have A Debt?'
It isn't often that Hillary Clinton lets her guard down about what she really thinks about the Republican presidential race.
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Republican Old Guard Mitt Romney Labels Donald Trump As 'A Fraud'
Former Republican US presidential nominee Mitt Romney gave a blistering rebuke of 2016 party front-runner Donald Trump today, the latest sign of how badly mainstream figures in the party want to stop the incendiary New York billionaire.
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Solemn Ceremony for Victims of Paris Attacks Starts
France held a solemn ceremony for the victims of the Paris attacks, showing photos of the 130 dead to a crowd of 2,000 dignitaries and those injured in the violence.
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US Seizes $17 Million Worth of Cocaine from Speedboat in Caribbean
US authorities seized half a ton of cocaine with a street value of $17 million from a speedboat off the coast of the Dominican Republican and arrested four people, the US Coast Guard said Friday.
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Air Strikes Hit Yemen Republican Guard Camps, Geneva Talks Struggle
Saudi-led warplanes bombed elite Republican Guard forces allied with the dominant Houthi faction in Yemen's civil war today, residents said, as UN diplomats in Geneva struggled to nudge the various sides towards a ceasefire deal.
