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More Americans approve of Trump’s travel ban than disapprove – poll
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Tillerson Confirmed
Tillerson's ties to Russia and his stand on sanctioning Moscow have been a point of contention.
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Trump: 'Blame the Judge'
A furious President Trump has renewed attacks on U.S. District Court Judge James Robart, who ruled against the administration's controversial travel ban. "If something happens blame him and court system," Trump tweeted Sunday. The White House expects the ban to be restored
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Betsy DeVos confirmed as education secretary; vice president casts historic tie-breaking vote
Billionaire philanthropist Betsy DeVos was confirmed as President Donald Trump's Education Secretary, bringing her rocky confirmation process to a historic conclusion. Vice President Mike Pence offered the 51st vote in favor of DeVos
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Trump travel ban: Tough questions in US appeals court hearing
A US appeals court has posed tough questions at those challenging and defending President Donald Trump's controversial travel ban.
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Trump: Intelligence community giving out classified information to press ‘like candy’
The remarks came after the New York Times and CNN ran a story based on anonymous source
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A crush of crises all but buries the young Trump White House
In one incident that sparked bipartisan condemnation and calls for ethics investigations, White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said on TV that people should "go buy Ivanka's stuff"
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Trump: I inherited messes in Washington
President Trump asked his national security adviser, Michael Flynn
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Robert Harward turns down Trump's national security adviser offer
US President Donald Trump's choice for National Security Adviser has turned down the job offer.
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President Trump taps General H.R. McMaster as national security adviser
President Donald Trump has selected General HR McMaster as his National Security Adviser. Trump has also selected Keith Kellogg as his chief of staff for the National Security Council. Kellogg was serving as acting adviser.
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HomeAmerica 'FBI totally unable to stop national security leakers' – Trump
US President Donald Trump has hit out at the FBI for failing to stop the leaking of national security information to the press.
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Addressing conservatives, Trump renews attack on media
Donald Trump used his first presidential appearance before the nation’s largest gathering of conservative activists on Friday to sharply escalate his criticisms of the news media and take direct aim at the use of anonymous sources.
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President Trump to skip White House correspondents' dinner
US President Donald Trump has announced he will not attend the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on 29 April.
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White House Expected to Propose $54 Billion Defense Spending Increase
President Donald Trump's first budget proposal will look to increase defense and security spending by $54 billion and cut roughly the same amount from non-defense programs, the White House said Monday.
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President Trump: 'Nobody Knew Health Care Was Complicated'
Trump said that while tax cuts would be "major and simple," health care reform was turning out to be difficult.
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Trump budget plan shows how he would reshape nation
A reduced role and budget for the State Department could give new credence to fears abroad that the Trump administration will step back from traditional US engagement, which has been at the center of the global system for decades.
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Mike Pence Used AOL Email For Official Business And Then It Got Hacked
Pence's office said his use of AOL was not comparable to Clinton's email
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Donald Trump to leave Iraq off new travel ban order
PRESIDENT Donald Trump will remove Iraq from a list of countries targeted in a US travel ban when he signs a new executive order overnight after his controversial first attempt was blocked in the courts.
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Art of the Sale
Republican leaders embarked on an ambitious plan to try to sell their new health care proposal, absent specifics on costs or how many Americans will be covered.
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How the CIA can hack your iPhone, Android and smart TV and listen in on you
IF YOU have an iPhone or Android smartphone, use popular messaging services such as WhatsApp, run Windows operating system on your computer, own a smart TV or drive a connected car, the US government can spy on you.
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