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World Series Excitement in the Nation’s Capital | Picture This: Library of Congress Prints & Photos
World Series Excitement in the Nation’s Capital. A blog post at "Picture This: Library of Congress Prints & Photos" on 2019-10-25.
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‘I’m worried’: Allies fear NRA has lost its power in Washington
The NRA might not be able to fight the momentum for change after a pair of mass shootings in Texas and Ohio.
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Road rage attack on Greyhound driver caught on shocking video, DC police say
Washington, DC, police have identified a suspect caught on video hitting a Greyhound bus with a car jack and a bat, and then driving her Audi into the driver, police said.
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It's Not Enough to Impeach Trump — His Entire Presidency Should Be Annulled
Trump’s presidency is not authorized under the United States Constitution. The only way I see the end of Trump is if there’s overwhelming evidence he rigged the 2016 election. In which case impeachment isn’t an adequate remedy. His presidency should be annulled.Let me explain. Many people are convinced we’re already witnessing the beginning of the end of Trump.In their view, bombshell admissions from Trump insiders with immunity from prosecution, combined with whatever evidence Mueller uncovers about Trump’s obstruction of justice and his aide’s collusion with the Russians, will all tip the scales.
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Giuliani: When Mueller’s report shows Trump’s innocence we will admit he was ‘fair’
President Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani on Saturday said when Robert Mueller's report into alleged collusion and obstruction by the president's campaign proves Trump did nothing wrong, "we will have to admit you were fair." "Just a few days before 60 day run-up to 2018 elections. If Mueller wants to show he’s not partisan, then issue a report on collusion and obstruction," Giuliani tweeted. "They will show President Trump did nothing wrong. Then we will have to admit you were fair. And we will."
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Trump warns impeachment will crash the market and make everyone 'very poor'—here's what experts say
The U.S. stock market has generally been doing well under President Donald Trump, but the President warned TV audiences on Thursday morning that that would change were he to have to leave office. "If I ever got impeached, I think the market would crash. I think everybody would be very poor," he told Fox & Friends.
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This Is 'Not Fine': New Evidence Of Russian Interference Meets Inaction, Frustration
The past week has been filled with news of Russian efforts to hack U.S. political offices and sow chaos through social media. But there's been little action in Washington to address the threat.
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Trump: ‘Collusion is not a crime, but that doesn’t matter’
President Trump tweeted early Tuesday morning that "collusion is not a crime," dismissing special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia in 2016.
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Trump rails against Mueller in Sunday tweetstorm
President Donald Trump fired off a series of tweets on Sunday lashing out at the special counsel investigation led by former FBI Director Robert Mueller.
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White House defends decision to bar CNN reporter from event
The White House on Thursday defended its decision to bar a CNN correspondent from attending an open press event but contended it had nothing to do with the questions she asked. Deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley said Kaitlan Collins was denied access to Trump’s Rose Garden event with the European Commission president on Wednesday because of her refusal to leave the Oval Office during a previous availability with the president. She and her employer, CNN, said she was barred because White House officials found her questions “inappropriate,” which Gidley disputed.
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Trump says reports on his own press conference with Putin were fake news
President Donald Trump has lashed out at the media for its “fake news” coverage of his press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin, commenting that the press didn’t cover his closed-door meeting with the leader. Speaking following a backlash over comments he made about Russia’s election meddling, in which he appeared to suggest he believed Putin over the information of his own intelligence agencies, Trump complained that media reports had got things wrong.
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Ex-Defense Chief: ‘No question’ Putin knows something ‘that intimidates’ Trump
Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta on Wednesday said that President Trump's performance at a news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday sent a "clear signal" that the Russians could have compromising material on the U.S. leader.
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10-year-old girl shot dead by masked gunmen; 'We have to be outraged': Police
A 10-year-old girl was shot dead when four masked gunmen opened fire in Washington, D.C. on Monday night, and now "outraged" police officers are urging the public to help bring the unknown shooters to justice. The four masked gunmen pulled their black SUV into a courtyard at about 8 p.m. and opened fire on 15 to 20 people who were out enjoying the weather by a nearby playground, Metropolitan Police Assistant Chief Chanel Dickerson said at a news conference Monday night.
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Trump-Putin summit 'is on' says White House
The US says the Helsinki meeting will happen despite new charges of Russian election interference.
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Stormy Daniels arrested in Ohio while performing, her attorney says
Stormy Daniels, the porn star who has made headlines for an alleged affair with Donald Trump, was arrested in Columbus, Ohio, according to her attorney.
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Trump preparing tariffs on additional $200B in Chinese goods: report
President Trump this week will likely release a list of Chinese goods to hit with $200 billion in tariffs, according to a Bloomberg report on Tuesday. The new list will come days after the U.S. levied duties on $34 billion in Chinese imports, which resulted in retaliatory tariffs from China of the same amount against U.S. goods.
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Aides caught unaware of Trump’s personal phone call to Trudeau: report
White House aides were reportedly caught off guard by President Trump's informal phone call with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, learning about the call only after Canada's foreign ministry published a readout. The Washington Post reports that Trump began handing out his personal cellphone number to a few world leaders shortly after his inauguration, including to the leaders of Mexico and Canada, and that Trudeau took advantage of the opportunity to call the president in April 2017 to speak about trade issues.
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Pompeo Brings 'Rocket Man' CD for Kim Jong-un
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo left for North Korea on Thursday for denuclearization talks and brought two gifts for leader Kim Jong-un. One is a letter from U.S. President Donald Trump and the other an Elton John CD with his song "Rocket Man." Sources in Washington said the gifts reflect Trump's expectations that Kim will follow through on the pledges in an agreement the two signed at their summit.
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Scott Pruitt Personally Involved in ‘Ratf*cking’ Ex-Aides Who He Feels Betrayed Him
On May 18, a top aide to Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt testified to a congressional committee that she had been tasked with procuring her boss a used mattress from the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. Just days after news of that testimony broke, the aide, Pruitt’s now former director of scheduling Millan Hupp, submitted her resignation. But even though Hupp was gone from the agency, Pruitt wasn’t done with her.
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In blow to Trump's 'America First' policy, Harley-Davidson moves some production overseas
Milwaukee-based motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson announced Monday that it will move the production of its European Union-bound motorcycles to sites overseas as a direct result of President Trump's escalating trade war, the Financial Times reports. Harley-Davidson said that European Union tariffs, which were imposed in retaliation to Trump's tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, would increase the average cost of a motorcycle to the EU from the U.S. by around $2,200, Marketwatch reports.
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