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Manafort ignored advice to stop talking with Russian-linked associate after indictment: report
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortFox's Hannity sarcastically advises witnesses in Mueller probe to 'follow Clinton's lead' and destroy their phones House Judiciary Dems question White House counsel on Trump pardons Former US attorney says Manafort will likely go to prison Friday MORE ignored the advice of his allies and continued to talk to a Russian associate even after he was indicted by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert Swan MuellerSasse: US should applaud choice of Mueller to lead Russia probe MORE, The New York Times reported late Friday.
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The French President Has Described America Like a Rogue State
Since his election last May, French President Emmanuel Macron has tried to, and maybe believed he could, bend Donald Trump’s convictions. Macron sought to turn the U.S. president away from nationalism, protectionism, and climate-change skepticism and toward his own vision of a world in which strong, sovereign nations collaborate to find multilateral solutions to transnational problems. At first he attempted to become Trump’s best friend.
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Trump Threatens to End All Trade With Allies
He also suggested that there be no trade barriers of any kind among the G7.
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Meet the guys who tape Trump's papers back together
The president's unofficial 'filing system' involves tearing up documents into pieces, even when they're supposed to be preserved.
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George Soros: Trump Is ‘willing to destroy the world’
illionaire investor George Soros has called President Trump a “narcissist [who is] perfectly willing to destroy the world in order to maintain his narcissism.” “I have built a kind of a mental picture of [Trump] as the ultimate narcissist. I don’t think that he was at all prepared to win the election. Neither he nor [Russian President Vladimir] Putin expected him to win,” he added in his interview with the Washington Post.
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#TwoDictators lights up Twitter after Fox News host accidentally uses term for Trump and Kim
The hashtag #TwoDictators erupted on Twitter after Fox News host Abby Huntsman on Sunday mistakenly used the term to describe President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The "Fox and Friends" presenter apologized to viewers after referring to the leaders as "two dictators" ahead of their historic meeting in Singapore Tuesday. Speaking on "Fox and Friends Weekend," Huntsman mistakenly suggested to former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci that the upcoming summit would be a historic moment for two autocratic powers.
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There’s actually lots of evidence of Trump-Russia collusion
The untenability of the "no collusion" talking point.
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Inside Anduril, Palmer Luckey's Bid to Build A Border Wall
How the Oculus founder, along with ex-Palantir executives, plan to reinvent national security, starting with Trump's agenda.
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Historic Trump-Kim summit begins in Singapore
The two leaders headed into a private meeting, accompanied only by interpreters.
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Trump Defends Kim’s Brutal Regime: ‘He's Doing What He’s Seen Done’
After enduring a full 25 hours without sleep, President Donald Trump continued to defend North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un and his well-documented history of human rights violations on Tuesday, telling VOA’s Greta Van Susteren that Kim’s just “doing what he’s seen done.” “He’s a rough guy. He has to be a rough guy or he has been a rough person,” Trump told Van Susteren. “But we got along very well. He’s smart, loves his people, he loves his country.”
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Trump's week at the G7 and Singapore.
Trump embraces Russia and North Korea whilst shitting on his allies.
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Iran tells North Korea Trump could cancel deal before getting home
Iran warned North Korean leader Kim Jong Un not to trust U.S. President Donald Trump who, it said, could cancel their denuclearization agreement within hours.
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Kim Jong Un accepts Trump's invitation to Washington: report
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has accepted President TrumpDonald John TrumpSanford at risk in primary shadowed by Trump McConnell cements his standing in GOP history Ready for somebody? Dems lack heir apparent this time MORE's invitation to visit Washington, D.C., North Korea's Korean Central News Agency reported Tuesday evening.
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Ex-Trump lawyer Cohen likely to cooperate as his attorneys leave case: Sources
As attorneys for Michael Cohen rush to meet Judge Kimba Wood’s Friday deadline to complete a privilege review of over 3.7 million documents seized in the April 9 raids of Cohen’s New York properties and law office, a source representing this matter has disclosed to ABC News that the law firm handling the case for Cohen is not expected to represent him going forward.
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Trump Is Choosing Eastern Europe
The real meaning of the mini-crises sparked by his ambassador to Germany
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Report: Sarah Sanders, Raj Shah Planning Their White House Exits
Sanders has reportedly told confidants that she is planning to leave at the end of the year.
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Talking to Americans about Trump’s attacks on Canada
Wayne Batchelor, a 72-year-old in northern North Carolina, tries to “love everybody,” and he would like you to know that he has nothing but love for Canadians, who are, it goes without saying, “fine people.” He does, however, strongly object to Canada’s milk tariffs, whose existence he has recently become aware of, via Fox News and other television stations, because of the complaints of President Donald Trump.
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Sarah Sanders uses Bible to defend Trump's separation of families at border
Sarah Sanders, the White House press secretary, Sanders invoked the Bible to defend the Trump administration’s immigration policy of separating mothers from their children. She was speaking at Thursday’s White House briefing, in response to a question about comments made by the attorney general Jeff Sessions, where he cited a passage in the Bible to justify the policy.
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Why Republicans Hate George Soros
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Ten Years On, Putin Told Them So
You can hardly blame Russian President Vladimir Putin for enjoying a “told you so moment”. He lately reminded European leaders that their all-out spat with the United States is what happens when you are too deferential to American hegemonic ambitions.
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