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Republicans' Obamacare repeal plan would cut taxes on the wealthy
The move would save the top 0.1 percent of earners about $195,000 annually, according to the Tax Policy Center.
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Trump personally met with Russian ambassador during campaign
Trump has repeatedly denied meeting with any Russian officials as a candidate
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Trump's Intelligence Agency Is a Republican Propaganda Channel Owned by a Partisan Billionaire
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Bernie Sanders says it's important to keep calling Donald Trump a liar
Opponents of Donald Trump must continue calling the US President a liar, Bernie Sanders has said. The veteran Democrat defended his use of the word after a Washington Post columnist, Amber Phillips, accused him of lowering the quality of US political discourse.
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Donald Trump approves selling weapons to Saudi Arabia blocked by Obama
The State Department has approved resuming arms sales to Saudi Arabia previously blocked by Barack Obama. A multi-million dollar technology for Riyadh was blocked by the former President during the final months of his administration over human rights concerns. Saudi Arabia is leading a mostly Arab coalition targeting Houthi rebels in Yemen with air strikes.
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Spicer broke a federal rule when he hailed jobs report too soon after its release
Update on 'Trump heralds first full-month jobs report of his administration'
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Trump adviser communicated with Russian hackers before election
Roger Stone appeared to know about documents the hackers had stolen before they were published.
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What is the absolute worst aspect of the Trump presidency? The institutionalization of dishonesty.
Among so many horrifying aspects.
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White House official says Breitbart was source of Trump's wiretaps claim
From Breitbart to the president's Twitter account, in just one step.
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Scott Pruitt’s office deluged with angry callers after he questions the science of global warming
Calls flooded into the Environmental Protection Agency administrator's office Friday after Scott Pruitt questioned whether humans were driving climate change.
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This Level of Corruption Is Unprecedented in the Modern History of the Presidency
And it's threatening our democracy.
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Spicer: Trump didn't mean wiretapping when he tweeted about wiretapping
The White House on Monday walked back a key point of President Donald Trump's unsubstantiated allegation that President Barack Obama wiretapped his phones in Trump Tower during the 2016 election.
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Trump administration wants more time to give Intel committee wiretapping proof
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Trump's 2005 tax returns go public after Rachel Maddow tweet
The White House, MSNBC host Rachel Maddow and The Daily Beast have combined to make public that President Trump paid $38 million in taxes in 2005. $5.3 million of that was in federal income taxes, while $31 million came from the Alternative Minimum Tax, as first reported by the David Cay Johnston, a researcher who writes for The Daily Beast.
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Trump's budget seeks to boost military, slash other federal agencies
President Donald Trump asked the U.S. Congress on Thursday to approve a 2018 budget that would bolster military programs and begin building a wall on the southern border with Mexico while drastically cutting many federal agencies.
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Mike Flynn was paid by Russia's top cybersecurity firm while he still had top-secret-level security clearance
Retired Gen. Michael Flynn was paid by Russian companies before becoming Donald Trump's national security adviser.
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It's Official: You're Paying For The Wall, Not Mexico
Another promise broken.
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Kaspersky Lab paid former national security adviser more than $10,000
The plot thickens, but doesn't it always? New documents have emerged detailing former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn's financial ties to..
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Republicans pan Trump budget
Key GOP lawmakers are already signaling they won’t move forward with the president’s proposal.
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Donald Trump could reverse cuts to arts, poor and elderly if he stopped staying at Mar-a-Lago, figures show
Four services facing elimination under proposed cuts could be maintained at the cost of President's visits to private Florida resort over four years, figures show.
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