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"It's Too Cute": Trump Will Not Run For Vice President To Stay In Power
Donald Trump said on Monday that he would not run for vice president in the 2028 American election, a move some supporters suggest would allow him to skirt term limits and stay in the White House.
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How US' First Amendment Challenges Trump's Hate Speech Crackdown
Imagine a protest outside the funeral of a popular political leader, with some of the protesters celebrating the death and holding signs that say things like "God Hates the USA/Thank God for 9/11," "America is Doomed" and "Dont Pray for the USA."
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Does US President Need To Uphold Constitution? "I Don't Know," Replies Trump
US President Donald Trump said that he does not know whether he must uphold the US Constitution, the nation's founding legal document.
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Donald Trump Says Americans Want Him To Run Yet Again
President Donald Trump said Monday that Americans want him to run for another term, a step banned by the US constitution but which he continues describing as possible.
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Did Trump Administration 2.0 Remove US Constitution From White House Site? What We Know
After taking over the Oval Office for the second time on Monday, US President Donald Trump unveiled the new website of The White House, which showcased the new administration's plans including making America "safe again."
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US Lawmakers, Indian-American Bodies Seek Thorough Probe Into Indian Consulate Attack
American lawmakers and several Indian-American community organisations have denounced the recent attack on the Indian consulate in San Francisco and called for a thorough probe into the incident so that the perpetrators are brought to justice.
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Crypto Donors Pay $1 Million Fees For Failed Bid For Rare Copy Of US Constitution
The cryptocurrency donors who banded together for a failed try to buy a rare copy of the US Constitution have had insult added to their injury in the form of over $1 million in fees, data showed Wednesday.
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Billionaire Who Paid Record $43 Million For US Constitution Pledges It To Museum
Auctioneers revealed Friday the identity of the buyer of an extremely rare original copy of the US Constitution for a record $43 million -- a billionaire who will loan it to a museum to maximize the document's viewing.
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Rare Original Copy Of US Constitution Auctioned For $43 Million
An extremely rare original copy of the US constitution was sold Thursday for $43 million -- a world record for a historical document at auction, Sotheby's said.
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Rare US Constitution Copy Tipped For $20 Million Sale At Auction
An extremely rare original copy of the American constitution, signed in 1787 in Philadelphia, will soon be auctioned with an estimated value of between $15 million and $20 million, Sotheby's announced Friday.
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US Judge Allows Hawaii To Challenge Donald Trump's New Travel Ban
A federal judge on Wednesday said the state of Hawaii could file an amended complaint against President Donald Trump's new executive order temporarily banning the entry of refugees and travellers from six Muslim-majority countries.
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Republican Success Opens Door To Amending US Constitution
The November election put Republicans in full control of a record number of state legislatures around the country, a level of power that gives the party an unprecedented opportunity: change the US Constitution.
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The US Presidential Election: A How-To Guide
The American presidential election falls this year on November 8. The quadrennial exercise always takes place on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November, as spelled out in the US Constitution.
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Barack Obama Tightens Gun Rules, Requires More Background Checks
The White House unveiled gun control measures on Monday that require more gun sellers to get licenses and more gun buyers to undergo background checks, moves President Barack Obama said were well within his authority to implement without congressional approval.
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US Executions At Lowest Level Since 1991
The number of people executed in the United States this year dropped to the lowest level since 1991, as states impose fewer death sentences and defendants in capital cases get access to better legal help.
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"It's Too Cute": Trump Will Not Run For Vice President To Stay In Power
Donald Trump said on Monday that he would not run for vice president in the 2028 American election, a move some supporters suggest would allow him to skirt term limits and stay in the White House.
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How US' First Amendment Challenges Trump's Hate Speech Crackdown
Imagine a protest outside the funeral of a popular political leader, with some of the protesters celebrating the death and holding signs that say things like "God Hates the USA/Thank God for 9/11," "America is Doomed" and "Dont Pray for the USA."
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Does US President Need To Uphold Constitution? "I Don't Know," Replies Trump
US President Donald Trump said that he does not know whether he must uphold the US Constitution, the nation's founding legal document.
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Donald Trump Says Americans Want Him To Run Yet Again
President Donald Trump said Monday that Americans want him to run for another term, a step banned by the US constitution but which he continues describing as possible.
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Did Trump Administration 2.0 Remove US Constitution From White House Site? What We Know
After taking over the Oval Office for the second time on Monday, US President Donald Trump unveiled the new website of The White House, which showcased the new administration's plans including making America "safe again."
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US Lawmakers, Indian-American Bodies Seek Thorough Probe Into Indian Consulate Attack
American lawmakers and several Indian-American community organisations have denounced the recent attack on the Indian consulate in San Francisco and called for a thorough probe into the incident so that the perpetrators are brought to justice.
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Crypto Donors Pay $1 Million Fees For Failed Bid For Rare Copy Of US Constitution
The cryptocurrency donors who banded together for a failed try to buy a rare copy of the US Constitution have had insult added to their injury in the form of over $1 million in fees, data showed Wednesday.
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Billionaire Who Paid Record $43 Million For US Constitution Pledges It To Museum
Auctioneers revealed Friday the identity of the buyer of an extremely rare original copy of the US Constitution for a record $43 million -- a billionaire who will loan it to a museum to maximize the document's viewing.
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Rare Original Copy Of US Constitution Auctioned For $43 Million
An extremely rare original copy of the US constitution was sold Thursday for $43 million -- a world record for a historical document at auction, Sotheby's said.
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Rare US Constitution Copy Tipped For $20 Million Sale At Auction
An extremely rare original copy of the American constitution, signed in 1787 in Philadelphia, will soon be auctioned with an estimated value of between $15 million and $20 million, Sotheby's announced Friday.
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US Judge Allows Hawaii To Challenge Donald Trump's New Travel Ban
A federal judge on Wednesday said the state of Hawaii could file an amended complaint against President Donald Trump's new executive order temporarily banning the entry of refugees and travellers from six Muslim-majority countries.
-
Republican Success Opens Door To Amending US Constitution
The November election put Republicans in full control of a record number of state legislatures around the country, a level of power that gives the party an unprecedented opportunity: change the US Constitution.
-
The US Presidential Election: A How-To Guide
The American presidential election falls this year on November 8. The quadrennial exercise always takes place on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November, as spelled out in the US Constitution.
-
Barack Obama Tightens Gun Rules, Requires More Background Checks
The White House unveiled gun control measures on Monday that require more gun sellers to get licenses and more gun buyers to undergo background checks, moves President Barack Obama said were well within his authority to implement without congressional approval.
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US Executions At Lowest Level Since 1991
The number of people executed in the United States this year dropped to the lowest level since 1991, as states impose fewer death sentences and defendants in capital cases get access to better legal help.
