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White House Accused Of Hiding Trump Allegations In Epstein Files
The top Democrat on a congressional committee probing the Jeffrey Epstein scandal accused the White House Thursday of covering up revelations about President Donald Trump in files on the late sex offender.
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Karoline Leavitt, Trump's 'Gen Z' Spokeswoman Becomes Face Of Battle With The Press
Karoline Leavitt announced on Tuesday that the White House itself -- and not an independent association of correspondents -- would henceforth choose which reporters get to cover Trump up close in the Oval Office and on Air Force One.
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Donald Trump Gets 'Unconditional Discharge' In Hush Money Case. What It Means
US President-elect Donald Trump, who has become the first felon in the White House, was on Friday sentenced to an 'unconditional discharge' as a US court upheld his conviction in the hush money case that involves covering up payments to ex porn star.
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Donald Trump 1st US President To Be Sentenced As Felon, But Avoids Jail, Penalty
Donald Trump today became the first felon in the White House after a US court upheld his conviction in a hush money case. He has been sentenced to an 'unconditional discharge' for covering up unaccounted payments to a porn star.
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"Time For Joe To Go": Former White House Photographer Urges Biden To Drop Out After Trump Debate
He claimed that White House aides have known for months that Joe Biden's mental health has been deteriorating but they covered it up ahead of the debate.
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Explainer: Can Trump Be President Despite His Criminal Conviction?
Donald Trump's criminal conviction for illegally covering up a hush money payment to a porn star will not prevent the Republican candidate from pursuing his campaign to retake the White House, even if he were sentenced to prison before the Nov. 5 ele
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Apple, IBM, Insurance CEOs Said to Work With White House to Tackle Cyber Challenges
The White House is hosting an event on Wednesday that will bring together the largest US technology companies for a discussion about cybersecurity challenges following a raft of high-profile hacking incidents earlier this year, people familiar with the event said.
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US Looking For Discreet Way To Pay For Kim Jong Un's Hotel During Meet
At an island resort off the coast of Singapore, U.S. event planners are working day and night with their North Korean counterparts to set up a summit designed to bring an end to Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.
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Reporter Tells The Behind-The-Scenes Story Of His Year Covering Trump
"Arnold and Tim, if you'd come up, we're going to give you a nice, beautiful check," Donald Trump said. He held up an oversize check, the kind they give to people who win golf tournaments. It was for $100,000. In the top-left corner the check said: "The Donald J. Trump Foundation."
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In Vogue, We Learn Two Things Michelle Obama Won't Do After Leaving White House
Another blow to the Draft Michelle Obama movement, which has picked up steam after we found out Wednesday morning that Hillary Clinton wasn't going to be the first female president.
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White House Accused Of Hiding Trump Allegations In Epstein Files
The top Democrat on a congressional committee probing the Jeffrey Epstein scandal accused the White House Thursday of covering up revelations about President Donald Trump in files on the late sex offender.
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Karoline Leavitt, Trump's 'Gen Z' Spokeswoman Becomes Face Of Battle With The Press
Karoline Leavitt announced on Tuesday that the White House itself -- and not an independent association of correspondents -- would henceforth choose which reporters get to cover Trump up close in the Oval Office and on Air Force One.
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Donald Trump Gets 'Unconditional Discharge' In Hush Money Case. What It Means
US President-elect Donald Trump, who has become the first felon in the White House, was on Friday sentenced to an 'unconditional discharge' as a US court upheld his conviction in the hush money case that involves covering up payments to ex porn star.
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Donald Trump 1st US President To Be Sentenced As Felon, But Avoids Jail, Penalty
Donald Trump today became the first felon in the White House after a US court upheld his conviction in a hush money case. He has been sentenced to an 'unconditional discharge' for covering up unaccounted payments to a porn star.
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"Time For Joe To Go": Former White House Photographer Urges Biden To Drop Out After Trump Debate
He claimed that White House aides have known for months that Joe Biden's mental health has been deteriorating but they covered it up ahead of the debate.
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Explainer: Can Trump Be President Despite His Criminal Conviction?
Donald Trump's criminal conviction for illegally covering up a hush money payment to a porn star will not prevent the Republican candidate from pursuing his campaign to retake the White House, even if he were sentenced to prison before the Nov. 5 ele
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Apple, IBM, Insurance CEOs Said to Work With White House to Tackle Cyber Challenges
The White House is hosting an event on Wednesday that will bring together the largest US technology companies for a discussion about cybersecurity challenges following a raft of high-profile hacking incidents earlier this year, people familiar with the event said.
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US Looking For Discreet Way To Pay For Kim Jong Un's Hotel During Meet
At an island resort off the coast of Singapore, U.S. event planners are working day and night with their North Korean counterparts to set up a summit designed to bring an end to Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.
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Reporter Tells The Behind-The-Scenes Story Of His Year Covering Trump
"Arnold and Tim, if you'd come up, we're going to give you a nice, beautiful check," Donald Trump said. He held up an oversize check, the kind they give to people who win golf tournaments. It was for $100,000. In the top-left corner the check said: "The Donald J. Trump Foundation."
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In Vogue, We Learn Two Things Michelle Obama Won't Do After Leaving White House
Another blow to the Draft Michelle Obama movement, which has picked up steam after we found out Wednesday morning that Hillary Clinton wasn't going to be the first female president.
