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Trump Administration Orders Tougher Screening of Visa Applicants
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McCain: Nunes’ action as intelligence committee chair ‘very disturbing’
I have not seen anything like it, and it’s very disturbing
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Still no deal on Obamacare repeal after White House meeting
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer told reporters Tuesday that lawmakers who fail to support the Obamacare replacement health care bill will "pay a price at home."
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‘I didn’t want the job, wife said I had to’ – US Secretary of State Tillerson
I didn’t want this job.
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What to Watch: Judge Neil Gorsuch’s Confirmation Hearings
In the hearings, if recent history is a guide, some of the sharpest questioning might come from Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota, whose approach at the cabinet hearings produced several memorable moments.
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Trump budget cuts immigration aid and local police are stunned
President Trump's proposed budget will slash funding for a number of popular federal programs and agencies. USA TODAY
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Moscow paid $45,000 for Flynn’s 2015 talk, documents show
Flynn’s trip has drawn criticism from some former national security officials as a case of bad judgment, at a minimum, given RT’s key role in promoting Russian government interests and working against the U.S. U.S. intelligence officials had been raising red flags about the issue for years
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Federal judge blocks new Trump travel ban
This ruling means that travelers from six Muslim-majority countries and refugees will be able to travel to the US.
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No evidence Trump Tower wiretapped - House Intel Committee
There is the possibility that someone in Trump’s campaign was swept up in incidental collection by speaking with someone under surveillance
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US indicts Russian FSB officers over 2014 Yahoo hack
The department has accused the four defendants of illegally accessing information about millions of subscribers from Yahoo, Google, and other webmail providers.
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The Northeast Digs Out
A storm expected to drop more than a foot of snow pounded the Northeast on Tuesday, grounding flights, shutting schools and paralyzing much of the Washington-to-Boston corridor after a remarkably mild February had lulled people into thinking the worst of winter was over
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Northeast snowstorm puts 31 million under blizzard warning
State of emergencies have been declared in Maryland, Virginia, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
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Northeast bracing for a 'ferocious' snowstorm
A powerful nor'easter was forecast to track along the East Coast late Monday through Tuesday
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White House: Intruder arrested on grounds while Trump at residence
A man carrying a backpack was arrested after breaching the White House outer perimeter fence on Friday night, the US Secret Service has said.
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US military nude photo sharing scandal widens beyond Marines
US servicemen from all parts of the military have been sharing nude photos of their female colleagues online, it has emerged.
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Senators ask FBI for evidence of Trump wiretap claim
Two US senators have written to law enforcement to inquire if there is any evidence to support President Donald Trump's claim that he was wiretapped.
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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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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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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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