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President Donald Trump is trying to put in place the policies that got him elected - it's creating backlash among supporters. A woman is suing the LDS Church, alleging that the then-MTC president raped her.
Shortly before he wounded then-US Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in a shooting massacre in 2011 outside an Arizona grocery store, Jared Lee Loughner stood in the store's checkout lane, casually took a plastic bag of cash from his pocket and bought a bottle of water. Surveillance video of the purchase was among hundreds of pieces of evidence, including photos and documents, relating to the Tucson shooting that the FBI released this week in its Freedom of Information Act online library, dubbed "The Vault."
Republicans are warning President Donald Trump that a trade war with China would deal an economic blow to politically important areas of the country that will cost the party in November's congressional elections. The president's proposed tariffs on a variety of imports are aimed at fulfilling a campaign promise to protect domestic industries slammed by globalization.
John Kelly to Scott Pruitt: The Scandals Need to Stop The day after Scott Pruitt was called by President Donald Trump, who reportedly told him to "keep your chin up" amid a torrent of controversy, the EPA chief got another phone call from a top White House official that was noticeably less encouraging. Final Parkland shooting survivor released from the hospital - Last Parkland shooting patient leaves hospital - Anthony Borges, the last patient from the February 14 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, has been released from the hospital, according to his attorney.
Exclusive: Mueller's team questioning Russian oligarchs - Mueller's team questioning Russian oligarchs - Washington Special counsel Robert Mueller's team has taken the unusual step of questioning Russian oligarchs who traveled into the US, stopping at least one and searching Witness in Mueller Inquiry Who Advises U.A.E. Ruler Also Has Ties to Russia - WASHINGTON - A witness who is cooperating in the special counsel investigation, George Nader, has connections to both the Persian Gulf states and Russia and may have information that links two important strands EPA ethics official says he didn't have all the facts on Pruitt's lease - Pruitt: I didn't know about staffers' raises - The Environmental Protection Agency's top ethics watchdog clarified his earlier analysis of whether Administrator Scott Pruitt's rental arrangement broke the federal gift rule EPA's Scott Pruitt pushes back on pay ... (more)
Asserting the situation had reached "a point of crisis," President Donald Trump signed a proclamation directing the deployment of the National Guard to the U.S.-Mexico border to fight illegal immigration and drug smuggling. "The lawlessness that continues at our southern border is fundamentally incompatible with the safety, security, and sovereignty of the American people," Trump wrote Wednesday in a memo authorizing the move, adding that his administration had "no choice but to act."
For more than a year, Wall Street has largely ignored the unpredictability and chaos that has plagued U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, confident that the businessman-turned-president's policies would juice the economy and that a team of mainstream advisers would keep more controversial proposals at bay. A triple whammy of tariffs, Twitter threats against one of the nation's largest companies and high-level staff shake-ups have rattled Wall Street in recent weeks.
Facebook: 'Malicious actors' used its tools to discover identities and collect data on a massive global scale Facebook said Wednesday that "malicious actors" took advantage of search tools on its platform, making it possible for them to discover the identities and collect information on most of its 2 billion users worldwide. The Note: When Trump's words confound his own government - "Nothing concrete has actually happened," Larry Kudlow, President Donald Trump's brand-new top economic adviser, said yesterday.
Are you in favor of the deployment of the National Guard to the U.S.-Mexico border to fight illegal immigration This Aug. 12, 2009, photo shows Nasim Aghdam, right, as she joins members of People for the Ethical for Animals, PETA, protesting at the main gate of Marine Corps base Camp Pendleton in Oceanside, Calif., against the Marine's killings of pigs in a military exercise. Law enforcement officials have identified Nasim Aghdam as the person who opened fire with a handgun Tuesday, April 3, 2018, at YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, Calif., wounding several people before fatally shooting herself.
Facebook: 'Malicious actors' used its tools to discover identities and collect data on a massive global scale Facebook said Wednesday that "malicious actors" took advantage of search tools on its platform, making it possible for them to discover the identities and collect information on most of its 2 billion users worldwide. The Note: When Trump's words confound his own government - "Nothing concrete has actually happened," Larry Kudlow, President Donald Trump's brand-new top economic adviser, said yesterday.
Exclusive: Mueller's team questioning Russian oligarchs - Mueller's team questioning Russian oligarchs - Washington Special counsel Robert Mueller's team has taken the unusual step of questioning Russian oligarchs who traveled into the US, stopping at least one and searching Witness in Mueller Inquiry Who Advises U.A.E. Ruler Also Has Ties to Russia - WASHINGTON - A witness who is cooperating in the special counsel investigation, George Nader, has connections to both the Persian Gulf states and Russia and may have information that links two important strands EPA ethics official says he didn't have all the facts on Pruitt's lease - Pruitt: I didn't know about staffers' raises - The Environmental Protection Agency's top ethics watchdog clarified his earlier analysis of whether Administrator Scott Pruitt's rental arrangement broke the federal gift rule EPA's Scott Pruitt pushes back on pay ... (more)
In a marked change in tone, the White House says President Donald Trump is not OK with recent revelations involving the embattled head of the Environmental Protection Agency. For his part, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is denying he knew about big raises given to two of his closest aides and insisting he did nothing wrong in renting a bargain-priced condo tied to an energy lobbyist.
Twitter feed may have noticed that he has taken up the cause of a "caravan" of migrants making its way through Mexico to the U.S. border. The now-infamous caravan has not only made it to the president's Twitter feed, but it has also been prominently featured on Fox News and throughout right wing media - used to bolster calls to crack down on illegal immigration on the Southern Border.
Not too long ago, Sen. Bob Corker said something that was deeply disturbing. Here is how it was reported in the Washington Examiner : "The president is, as you know - you've seen his numbers among the Republican base - it's very strong.
GOP legislatures across the nation have since to debate a motion to ban assault rifles and high-capacity magazines - a measure voted down just six days after the shooting. Votes against that measure included every Republican politician from Miami-Dade county, where the massacre occurred.
American companies trading in Iran under previous Treasury Department exemptions are in limbo as the White House considers pulling out of the 2015 nuclear deal Abdolreza Kamyab, a Plano, Texas-based exporter of food supplements for livestock, got a beat on competitors years ago by doing business with a country many shunned: Iran. Now, he is worried about his company as the Trump administration threatens to scrap Tehran's nuclear deal and impose new sanctions.
U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., uses a salt shaker to illustrate that a similar quantity of the drug fentanyl would kill thousands of people. Cotton and Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge held a news conference Wednesday to discuss their efforts to fight opioid problems.
New Delhi, April 4 : The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Wednesday approved the Revised Cost Estimates of the scheme for updation of National Register of Citizens in Assam up to December 31 this year at a cost of Rs 1,220.93 crore. The scheme of NRC, 1951, is specific to Assam and covers about 3.29 crore applicants, an official statement said.
TRUMP: "Thank you to Rasmussen for the honest polling. Just hit 50 percent, which is higher than Cheatin' Obama at the same time in his Administration."