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Trump Sees Inquiry Into Cohen as Greater Threat Than Mueller
As prosecutors revealed a monthslong fraud investigation of Michael D. Cohen, President Trump’s personal lawyer and fixer, Mr. Trump called Mr. Cohen on Friday to “check in.”
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Two Decades of War Have Eroded the Morale of America’s Troops
If the courage of young men and women in battle truly does depend on the nature and quality of our civic society, we should be very worried.
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Cohen doubles down on claim he's never been to Prague after Mueller report
President Trump’s longtime personal lawyer Michael Cohen on Saturday responded to a report that special counsel Robert Mueller has evidence that Cohen went to Prague during the 2016 election, slamming it as “bad reporting.”
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Dennis Kucinich was mocked in his presidential bids. Turns out he was the future of politics.
The candidate for Ohio governor personifies the current populist moment in American politics — where traditional left-right divisions are becoming obsolete.
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When Mr. Gates Went to Washington
A young, Harvard-educated tech entrepreneur goes before Congress and gets a grilling about his company’s business practices. Sound familiar?
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Trump might survive firing Rosenstein or even Mueller. The reason: Fox News.
For Richard Nixon, the “Saturday Night Massacre” was the beginning of the end. The nation finally turned against the embattled president after he forced out — on Oct. 20, 1973 — the attorney general and his deputy who refused to get rid of the special prosecutor investigating him. A week later, for the first time, a plurality of Americans favored impeachment. And 10 months later, he resigned. But Nixon didn’t have Fox News in his corner.
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Syrian refugees don't 'want to go to US', envoy says in defense of Trump ban
Donald Trump’s ambassador to the United Nations on Sunday defended the president’s ban on allowing Syrian refugees into the US by claiming that people displaced due to the country’s civil war did not actually want to leave the region. When asked how she justified the Trump administration admitting almost no Syrian refugees while also bombing Assad regime targets in the country, Nikki Haley cited conversations she said she had had with refugees at camps in Jordan and Turkey.
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Michael Cohen Forced to Reveal His Mystery Client Is Sean Hannity
Lawyers for Trump’s fixer tried to keep secret the identity of his client. It turns out to be the Fox News host, which means the FBI seized files on him.
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Trump puts the brakes on new Russian sanctions, reversing Haley’s announcement
After the Kremlin denounced U.S. plans to punish Russia over Syrian attack, the White House announced that a decision about new sanctions had not yet been made.
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Barbara Bush, Former First Lady, Dies At Age 92
She devoted much of her life to championing causes including illiteracy and cancer research.
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McConnell dismisses GOP efforts to protect Mueller
The Senate majority leader also rebuffed proposals to authorize war and slash federal spending.
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Here Are The Redacted Copies Of The Comey Memos
"He said he was grateful for the conversation, said more nice things about me and how he looks forward to working with me," Comey wrote of meeting with Trump.
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Democratic Party files lawsuit alleging Russia, the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks conspired to disrupt the 2016 campaign
The Democratic National Committee seeks millions of dollars in monetary damages and acknowledgment of wrongdoing from Trump aides, WikiLeaks and others.
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McCabe to sue Trump admin for defamation, wrongful termination
Former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe is planning to sue the Trump administration for defamation and wrongful termination, according to multiple media reports Friday.
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In a major departure from tradition, Trump will not invite Democrats or the media to his first state dinner
President Trump is holding his first state dinner for French President Emmanuel Macron, and Democrats and the media are not invited.
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Michael Cohen case shines light on Sean Hannity's property empire
Fox News host who said Trump’s fixer ‘knows real estate’ has a portfolio that includes support from Department of Housing, a fact he did not mention when interviewing Ben Carson last year
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Patent ‘Death Squad’ System Upheld by U.S. Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld an administrative review system that has helped Google Inc., Apple Inc. and other companies invalidate hundreds of issued patents.
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Mick Mulvaney, Trump’s rumored next chief of staff, admits he sold access to lobbyists while in Congress
Drain the swamp?
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Chicago Is Trying to Pay Down Its Debt by Impounding Innocent People’s Cars
How a uniquely punitive impound program combined with the drug war and asset forfeiture to deprive people of their vehicles for years at a time.
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Trump Goes on Fox & Friends and Freaks Out About Michael Cohen: A Closer Look
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump freaking out about the various criminal investigations around him during a rambling interview on Fox & Friends.
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