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Warren calls Obama’s message out of touch with everyday Americans
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Run against Trump? Elizabeth Warren will certainly stand and fight
She reminisces about her first visit to this room, when she was on her way to becoming a senator in 2012, and jokes about the Guardian’s voice recorder resembling a Taser.
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Seven key players for Trump on immigration
The officials include both long-time proponents of reduced immigration who in Trump see an opportunity to push forward policies that were set aside by previous administrations, and decorated national security professionals.
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Trump says North Korea is "maybe more important" than better trade deal with China
The president also addressed criticism over an apparent shift from his campaign, when he said that he would label China a manipulator on day one in office.
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President Trump’s first 100 days in office
President Donald Trump said that he misses the life he had before moving to DC., and is still adjusting to the new job's constraints. "This is more work than in my previous life," he said
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Former Trump adviser Mike Flynn under DOD investigation, had been warned not to take foreign payments
Cummings called on the White House to provide documents on Flynn requested by the House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation into him.
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Donald Trump's former adviser Michael Flynn under investigation from Pentagon amid FBI probe
Department of Defense watchdog opens investigation as Democrats say documents released by House Oversight Committee raise 'grave questions' about Mr Flynn's conduct
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George W Bush's ethics lawyer calls for Donald Trump's impeachment
White House refuses to hand over documents relating to former National Security Advisor's foreign payments
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What the first 100 days of power reveal about Donald Trump
U.S. president reverses course on many campaign promises
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Obama makes first public remarks since leaving office
The president said his experience as a community organizer in Chicago gave him the foundation for his subsequent political career.
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Sean Spicer: 'I let the president down'
While Hitler is believed not to have used chemical weapons on the battlefield, the Nazis used cyanide-based Zyklon B and other types of poison to kill Jews in gas chambers at concentration camps.
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Trump appears to back away from Steve Bannon in a new interview
Trump is said to have implored his staff to resolve their differences.
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Eric Trump says 'heartbroken and outraged' Ivanka influenced U.S. airstrike on Syria
Eric Trump added during his own interview that he, too, felt the Syrian attack was "horrible."
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer: Hitler 'didn't even sink to using chemical weapons'
Hitler didn't use chemical weapons on the battlefield, but used them as a tool of mass murder against his own civilian population, killing millions of Jews, gypsies, gay people, communists and other political prisoners using zyklon B and other poisonous gases.
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Neil Gorsuch being sworn in as 113th Supreme Court justice
Gorsuch was confirmed by the Senate, 54-45, on Friday after a contentious few days, during which Democrats blocked consideration of his nomination by using the minority party's power to filibuster. Republicans got around the roadblock by changing the Senate's rules to eliminate the 60-vote threshold needed to bring high court nominations to the floor.
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Trump said Obama needed war authority from Congress. Will he ask for it now?
On Thursday night, Trump laid out conventional U.S. rationales for unilateral military action in a way that suggests he does not see a need for formal authority from Congress.
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The Senate Has Confirmed Neil Gorsuch To The Supreme Court
The 54-45 vote confirming Gorsuch to the high court ends the more than year-long vacancy on the Supreme Court since Justice Antonin Scalia’s death.
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Republicans Go 'Nuclear'
Republicans just changed Senate rules using the so-called "nuclear option" to push an up-or-down vote on Neil Gorsuch, after Democrats pulled off the first-ever partisan filibuster of a Supreme Court nominee
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Bannon no longer on Trump’s National Security Council - report
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