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Trump Kicked Out Epstein Because He Was A Pedophile, Creep: White House
Donald Trump "did nothing wrong" in his dealings with Jeffrey Epstein, the White House said Wednesday, after Democrats released emails suggesting the now-president was aware of the disgraced financier's sexual abuse of minors.
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Brother Of Arrested Cleric In White Collar Terror Case Says 'He's Innocent'
The brother of the arrested Imam Mohammad Ishityaq, Mohammad Shahbad, claimed his brother's innocence in the white-collar terror case on Wednesday, stating that the accusations against him are entirely wrong.
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"It's Too Bad": Trump Says He Is Not Allowed To Run For A Third Term
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that "it's too bad" he's not allowed to run for a third term, conceding the constitutional reality even as he expressed interest in continuing to serve.
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Trump Again Claims India Will Soon Stop Buying Russian Oil
US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated his claim that India has "de-escalated" on buying Russian oil, as he met his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House.
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"You Better Represent Us, Not Them": Trump To US Envoy To India
Addressing the media from the White House, Trump on Wednesday said he has stopped eight wars ever since he took the office in January this year.
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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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"Approve Truth Social Post": What Secret Note To Trump On Gaza Deal Said
US President Donald Trump was two hours into a roundtable on Antifa with conservative influencers in the White House's Blue Room on Wednesday when Secretary of State Marco Rubio caught his eye. Rubio told Trump he had some news for him.
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White House Says Firings 'Imminent' As Plan To Reopen US Government Collapses
Efforts to swiftly end the US government shutdown collapsed Wednesday as Democrats in Congress went home without resolving a funding stand-off with President Donald Trump and the White House threatened public sector jobs.
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Amid Shutdown Standoff, JD Vance Defends Donald Trump's AI Videos Of Top Democrat As 'Joke'
US Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday described AI-manipulated videos that President Donald Trump posted on social media of House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries as a joke, dismissing complaints from Democrats that the videos were racist.
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"3 Very Sinister Events": Trump Calls For Arrests Over UN 'Triple Sabotage'
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he was the victim of "three very sinister events" during his time at the United Nations on Tuesday and that the Secret Service will be looking into the issues.
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US Court Reverses Trump's Cuts Of Billions Of Dollars To Harvard
A federal judge in Boston on Wednesday ordered the reversal of the Trump administration's cuts to more than $2.6 billion in funding research grants for Harvard University.
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"If We're Unhappy...": Trump Hints At New Sanctions Over Putin's War In Ukraine
US President Donald Trump hinted Wednesday at fresh Russia sanctions if it fails to end its Ukraine war, saying "you'll see things happen" if he's dissatisfied with President Vladimir Putin's response.
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White House Fires US Health Agency Head After She Refused To Quit
The Trump administration confirmed Wednesday it had fired the head of the top US public health agency after she refused to step down during a standoff with vaccine skeptic Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr.
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Trump To Chair "Large Meeting" On Post-War Gaza Today
U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff said on Tuesday President Donald Trump will chair a meeting on Gaza at the White House on Wednesday and added that Washington expected Israel's war in the Palestinian territory to be settled by the end of the year.
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White House Reviews Smithsonian Museums for 'Divisive Narratives'
The Smithsonian Institution said Wednesday that it was reviewing a White House letter announcing a probe of content at several museums for "divisive or partisan narratives."
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Trump Kicked Out Epstein Because He Was A Pedophile, Creep: White House
Donald Trump "did nothing wrong" in his dealings with Jeffrey Epstein, the White House said Wednesday, after Democrats released emails suggesting the now-president was aware of the disgraced financier's sexual abuse of minors.
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Brother Of Arrested Cleric In White Collar Terror Case Says 'He's Innocent'
The brother of the arrested Imam Mohammad Ishityaq, Mohammad Shahbad, claimed his brother's innocence in the white-collar terror case on Wednesday, stating that the accusations against him are entirely wrong.
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"It's Too Bad": Trump Says He Is Not Allowed To Run For A Third Term
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that "it's too bad" he's not allowed to run for a third term, conceding the constitutional reality even as he expressed interest in continuing to serve.
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Trump Again Claims India Will Soon Stop Buying Russian Oil
US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated his claim that India has "de-escalated" on buying Russian oil, as he met his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House.
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"You Better Represent Us, Not Them": Trump To US Envoy To India
Addressing the media from the White House, Trump on Wednesday said he has stopped eight wars ever since he took the office in January this year.
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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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"Approve Truth Social Post": What Secret Note To Trump On Gaza Deal Said
US President Donald Trump was two hours into a roundtable on Antifa with conservative influencers in the White House's Blue Room on Wednesday when Secretary of State Marco Rubio caught his eye. Rubio told Trump he had some news for him.
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White House Says Firings 'Imminent' As Plan To Reopen US Government Collapses
Efforts to swiftly end the US government shutdown collapsed Wednesday as Democrats in Congress went home without resolving a funding stand-off with President Donald Trump and the White House threatened public sector jobs.
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Amid Shutdown Standoff, JD Vance Defends Donald Trump's AI Videos Of Top Democrat As 'Joke'
US Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday described AI-manipulated videos that President Donald Trump posted on social media of House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries as a joke, dismissing complaints from Democrats that the videos were racist.
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"3 Very Sinister Events": Trump Calls For Arrests Over UN 'Triple Sabotage'
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he was the victim of "three very sinister events" during his time at the United Nations on Tuesday and that the Secret Service will be looking into the issues.
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US Court Reverses Trump's Cuts Of Billions Of Dollars To Harvard
A federal judge in Boston on Wednesday ordered the reversal of the Trump administration's cuts to more than $2.6 billion in funding research grants for Harvard University.
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"If We're Unhappy...": Trump Hints At New Sanctions Over Putin's War In Ukraine
US President Donald Trump hinted Wednesday at fresh Russia sanctions if it fails to end its Ukraine war, saying "you'll see things happen" if he's dissatisfied with President Vladimir Putin's response.
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White House Fires US Health Agency Head After She Refused To Quit
The Trump administration confirmed Wednesday it had fired the head of the top US public health agency after she refused to step down during a standoff with vaccine skeptic Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr.
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Trump To Chair "Large Meeting" On Post-War Gaza Today
U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff said on Tuesday President Donald Trump will chair a meeting on Gaza at the White House on Wednesday and added that Washington expected Israel's war in the Palestinian territory to be settled by the end of the year.
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White House Reviews Smithsonian Museums for 'Divisive Narratives'
The Smithsonian Institution said Wednesday that it was reviewing a White House letter announcing a probe of content at several museums for "divisive or partisan narratives."
