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'Never Seen Men So Scared, Want US Cabinet Like That': Trump On Xi's Officials
In a meeting with Republican senators at a White House breakfast, US President Donald Trump recounted his bilateral meeting with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping and his officials. "I've never seen men so scared in my life," Trump said.
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US Government Shuts Down, 1st Since 2018: What Remains Functional, Closed
The US government has officially shut down after Democrats blocked a Republican stopgap funding package that didn't address their demands.
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Democrats Introduce Free Speech Bill Amid Row Over Jimmy Kimmel Suspension
After ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show, congressional Democrats have denounced the Trump administration's threats against political critics and unveiled a bill that would bolster free speech protections against government officials.
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"Stay Loyal To Trump": JD Vance Warns Elon Musk Against Forming New Party
US Vice President JD Vance has cautioned President Donald Trump's former "first buddy", Elon Musk, against forming a new political party, saying he will be able to wield greater influence by working within the Republican Party.
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"Outrageous, Bizarre": Obama Slams Trump's 2016 Election 'Treason' Claim
Former US President Barack Obama has broken his silence on Donald Trump's "treason" accusations, calling the Republican leader's attack "a weak attempt at distraction".
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Trump Says He's 'Highly Unlikely' To Fire Fed's Powell
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he was "highly unlikely" to fire, a public statement made less than 24 hours after suggesting in a private meeting that he was leaning in favor of dismissing the head of the nation's central bank.
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Musk's "Paedophile" Dig After Team Trump's New Report In Jeffrey Epstein Case
US President Donald Trump's former first buddy, billionaire Elon Musk, once again stirred the Jeffrey Epstein controversy, suggesting the Republican leader's name is among the sex offender's sealed files.
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US Senate Moves Forward With Tulsi Gabbard's Nomination For Intelligence Chief
With the backing of 52 Senate Republicans, Gabbard is expected to be confirmed as the nation's top intelligence official soon. Forty-six Democrats opposed her nomination, and two senators were absent during the vote.
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Donald Trump's New SEC Leadership Said to Kick Start Crypto Overhaul
Top Republican officials at the US Securities and Exchange Commission are poised to begin overhauling the agency's cryptocurrency policies potentially as early as next week. Trump, who courted crypto campaign cash with pledges to be a "crypto president," is also expected to issue executive orders urging regulators to review their crypto policies.
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US Buying Greenland Takes Official Turn, Trump To Get Powers To Negotiate
Donald Trump's plan to buyout Greenland has taken a serious turn. Republicans have started gathering support in the House of Representatives to pass a new bill to authorise the US President to enter formal negotiations to purchase Greenland.
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FBI Director Chris Wray To Resign Before Trump Takes Office
FBI Director Chris Wray will step down from his post early next year, he said on Wednesday, after Republican President-elect Donald Trump signaled his intent to fire the veteran official and replace him with firebrand Kash Patel.
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Trump's Cabinet Takes Shape: The New Faces Leading America
Donald Trump has started assembling his cabinet and selecting top administration officials after his presidential election win.
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Trump Demands Senate Bypass Votes To Appoint Key Officials
US President-elect Donald Trump demanded Sunday that Republican lawmakers allow him to appoint key officials without a Senate confirmation vote, aiming to block the little remaining power Democrats have to stymie his administration.
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Gunman Spent Months Seeking A Target, Then Settled On Donald Trump: FBI
The gunman who tried to kill Donald Trump mounted a "sustained, detailed effort" to attack a major gathering of some sort before deciding to target the Republican presidential candidate at a Pennsylvania rally in July, FBI officials said.
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Donald Trump Campaign Staff Had Physical Altercation With Army Cemetery Official: Report
Two members of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign staff had a "verbal and physical altercation" with an Arlington National Cemetery official during a visit by Trump this week, NPR reported on Tuesday.
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'Never Seen Men So Scared, Want US Cabinet Like That': Trump On Xi's Officials
In a meeting with Republican senators at a White House breakfast, US President Donald Trump recounted his bilateral meeting with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping and his officials. "I've never seen men so scared in my life," Trump said.
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US Government Shuts Down, 1st Since 2018: What Remains Functional, Closed
The US government has officially shut down after Democrats blocked a Republican stopgap funding package that didn't address their demands.
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Democrats Introduce Free Speech Bill Amid Row Over Jimmy Kimmel Suspension
After ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show, congressional Democrats have denounced the Trump administration's threats against political critics and unveiled a bill that would bolster free speech protections against government officials.
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"Stay Loyal To Trump": JD Vance Warns Elon Musk Against Forming New Party
US Vice President JD Vance has cautioned President Donald Trump's former "first buddy", Elon Musk, against forming a new political party, saying he will be able to wield greater influence by working within the Republican Party.
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"Outrageous, Bizarre": Obama Slams Trump's 2016 Election 'Treason' Claim
Former US President Barack Obama has broken his silence on Donald Trump's "treason" accusations, calling the Republican leader's attack "a weak attempt at distraction".
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Trump Says He's 'Highly Unlikely' To Fire Fed's Powell
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he was "highly unlikely" to fire, a public statement made less than 24 hours after suggesting in a private meeting that he was leaning in favor of dismissing the head of the nation's central bank.
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Musk's "Paedophile" Dig After Team Trump's New Report In Jeffrey Epstein Case
US President Donald Trump's former first buddy, billionaire Elon Musk, once again stirred the Jeffrey Epstein controversy, suggesting the Republican leader's name is among the sex offender's sealed files.
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US Senate Moves Forward With Tulsi Gabbard's Nomination For Intelligence Chief
With the backing of 52 Senate Republicans, Gabbard is expected to be confirmed as the nation's top intelligence official soon. Forty-six Democrats opposed her nomination, and two senators were absent during the vote.
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Donald Trump's New SEC Leadership Said to Kick Start Crypto Overhaul
Top Republican officials at the US Securities and Exchange Commission are poised to begin overhauling the agency's cryptocurrency policies potentially as early as next week. Trump, who courted crypto campaign cash with pledges to be a "crypto president," is also expected to issue executive orders urging regulators to review their crypto policies.
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US Buying Greenland Takes Official Turn, Trump To Get Powers To Negotiate
Donald Trump's plan to buyout Greenland has taken a serious turn. Republicans have started gathering support in the House of Representatives to pass a new bill to authorise the US President to enter formal negotiations to purchase Greenland.
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FBI Director Chris Wray To Resign Before Trump Takes Office
FBI Director Chris Wray will step down from his post early next year, he said on Wednesday, after Republican President-elect Donald Trump signaled his intent to fire the veteran official and replace him with firebrand Kash Patel.
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Trump's Cabinet Takes Shape: The New Faces Leading America
Donald Trump has started assembling his cabinet and selecting top administration officials after his presidential election win.
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Trump Demands Senate Bypass Votes To Appoint Key Officials
US President-elect Donald Trump demanded Sunday that Republican lawmakers allow him to appoint key officials without a Senate confirmation vote, aiming to block the little remaining power Democrats have to stymie his administration.
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Gunman Spent Months Seeking A Target, Then Settled On Donald Trump: FBI
The gunman who tried to kill Donald Trump mounted a "sustained, detailed effort" to attack a major gathering of some sort before deciding to target the Republican presidential candidate at a Pennsylvania rally in July, FBI officials said.
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Donald Trump Campaign Staff Had Physical Altercation With Army Cemetery Official: Report
Two members of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign staff had a "verbal and physical altercation" with an Arlington National Cemetery official during a visit by Trump this week, NPR reported on Tuesday.
