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Trump Urges Senate To Scrap 60-Vote Rule As Shutdown Drags On
President Donald Trump on Thursday called for the "Nuclear Option" of scrapping the key 60-vote threshold required for the Senate to advance legislation, as Republicans face mounting pressure to end the US federal shutdown.
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US Senate Passes Legislation To Overturn Trump's Tariffs On Brazil
The Republican-led US Senate passedlegislation on Tuesday that would overturn President Donald Trump's tariffs against Brazil by terminating the national emergency he declared in July in retaliation for Brazil'sprosecution of Jair Bolsonaro.
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4 Weeks On, Why US Government Is Still Shut, How It's Affecting Americans
The shutdown began on October 1, when Republicans and Democrats failed to agree on a new federal budget.
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Republicans vs Democrats On US Government Shutdown: Who Has The Winning Hand
Washington is in a standoff and the chips are down -- with the government shuttered for weeks, federal workers stuck in limbo and millions who rely on health insurance subsidies scared of losing the shirt off their backs.
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"I Don't Like You Either": Trump Slams Australian Envoy In Front Of PM
Kevin Rudd, a former prime minister from Anthony Albanese's Labor Party, was sharply critical of Donald Trump in social media posts while the Republican was out of office.
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'We Love America, Not Trump': Millions Rally In US 'No Kings' Protests
Huge crowds are expected to hit the streets Saturday from New York to San Francisco to vent their anger over President Donald Trump's hardline policies at nationwide "No Kings" protests slammed by Republicans as "Hate America" rallies.
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Trump Commutes Sentence Of Former Republican George Santos In Fraud Case
US President Trump commuted the sentence of disgraced former Republican lawmaker George Santos, who was convicted of committing wire fraud and identity theft to splurge on lavish vacations and Botox injections with funds stolen from campaign donors.
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White House Likely To Lay Off 10,000 Workers During Shutdown
The White House said Wednesday it will likely lay off at least 10,000 federal workers during the US government shutdown as Republican President Donald Trump steps up pressure on Democrats.
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Trump, Who Long Coveted Nobel Peace Prize, Misses Out
US President Donald Trump was passed over for the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday despite jockeying from his fellow Republicans, various world leaders and most vocally himself.
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Who's To Blame For Shutdown? Americans Say Both Republicans And Democrats
Americans blame both Republicans and Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown and are worried services could falter as a third of the federal workforce sits on unpaid leave, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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US Government Shutdown May Last Weeks, Analysts Warn
The bitter tribalism that drove the United States into a government shutdown is putting compromise out of reach, analysts say -- and threatening to turn a staring contest between the Democrats and Donald Trump's Republicans into a protracted crisis.
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US Government Shutdown Likely To Stretch Into Next Week
The US government shutdown appeared likely to stretch into next week as senators prepared to vote for a fourth time on a funding fix proposed by Donald Trump's Republicans that has little hope of success.
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"I Don't Control Him": House Speaker Mike Johnson On Trump's Quantico Speech
US Democratic Representative Madeleine Dean on Wednesday confronted House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican from Texas, urging him to respond to comments made by President Donald Trump during his address to military generals at Quantico, Virginia.
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Everybody In Washington Hates A Shutdown. Until You're Pushing For One
The US government had shut down, and Donald Trump was calling on Democrats and Republicans to work together to get out of the mess.
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Looming Health Care Costs At Heart Of Shutdown As Millions Face Premium Hikes
The US government shut down Wednesday, with Democratic lawmakers insisting that any deal address their health care demands and Republicans saying those negotiations can happen after the government is funded.
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Trump Urges Senate To Scrap 60-Vote Rule As Shutdown Drags On
President Donald Trump on Thursday called for the "Nuclear Option" of scrapping the key 60-vote threshold required for the Senate to advance legislation, as Republicans face mounting pressure to end the US federal shutdown.
-
US Senate Passes Legislation To Overturn Trump's Tariffs On Brazil
The Republican-led US Senate passedlegislation on Tuesday that would overturn President Donald Trump's tariffs against Brazil by terminating the national emergency he declared in July in retaliation for Brazil'sprosecution of Jair Bolsonaro.
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4 Weeks On, Why US Government Is Still Shut, How It's Affecting Americans
The shutdown began on October 1, when Republicans and Democrats failed to agree on a new federal budget.
-
Republicans vs Democrats On US Government Shutdown: Who Has The Winning Hand
Washington is in a standoff and the chips are down -- with the government shuttered for weeks, federal workers stuck in limbo and millions who rely on health insurance subsidies scared of losing the shirt off their backs.
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"I Don't Like You Either": Trump Slams Australian Envoy In Front Of PM
Kevin Rudd, a former prime minister from Anthony Albanese's Labor Party, was sharply critical of Donald Trump in social media posts while the Republican was out of office.
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'We Love America, Not Trump': Millions Rally In US 'No Kings' Protests
Huge crowds are expected to hit the streets Saturday from New York to San Francisco to vent their anger over President Donald Trump's hardline policies at nationwide "No Kings" protests slammed by Republicans as "Hate America" rallies.
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Trump Commutes Sentence Of Former Republican George Santos In Fraud Case
US President Trump commuted the sentence of disgraced former Republican lawmaker George Santos, who was convicted of committing wire fraud and identity theft to splurge on lavish vacations and Botox injections with funds stolen from campaign donors.
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White House Likely To Lay Off 10,000 Workers During Shutdown
The White House said Wednesday it will likely lay off at least 10,000 federal workers during the US government shutdown as Republican President Donald Trump steps up pressure on Democrats.
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Trump, Who Long Coveted Nobel Peace Prize, Misses Out
US President Donald Trump was passed over for the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday despite jockeying from his fellow Republicans, various world leaders and most vocally himself.
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Who's To Blame For Shutdown? Americans Say Both Republicans And Democrats
Americans blame both Republicans and Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown and are worried services could falter as a third of the federal workforce sits on unpaid leave, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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US Government Shutdown May Last Weeks, Analysts Warn
The bitter tribalism that drove the United States into a government shutdown is putting compromise out of reach, analysts say -- and threatening to turn a staring contest between the Democrats and Donald Trump's Republicans into a protracted crisis.
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US Government Shutdown Likely To Stretch Into Next Week
The US government shutdown appeared likely to stretch into next week as senators prepared to vote for a fourth time on a funding fix proposed by Donald Trump's Republicans that has little hope of success.
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"I Don't Control Him": House Speaker Mike Johnson On Trump's Quantico Speech
US Democratic Representative Madeleine Dean on Wednesday confronted House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican from Texas, urging him to respond to comments made by President Donald Trump during his address to military generals at Quantico, Virginia.
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Everybody In Washington Hates A Shutdown. Until You're Pushing For One
The US government had shut down, and Donald Trump was calling on Democrats and Republicans to work together to get out of the mess.
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Looming Health Care Costs At Heart Of Shutdown As Millions Face Premium Hikes
The US government shut down Wednesday, with Democratic lawmakers insisting that any deal address their health care demands and Republicans saying those negotiations can happen after the government is funded.
