One of the organizatiosn was an obscure Southern California firm, tax documents show
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Veterans Affairs chief David Shulkin agrees to repay $4,000 in improper travel expenses
His staff lied to justify his wife accompanying him on a trip to Europe, a watchdog report finds.
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Mueller interviews Steve Bannon on Russia investigation
The former White House chief strategist also appears before a House panel, eliciting threats that he might be held in contempt of Congress.
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Trump cites suspect’s mental health, stays silent on guns
The president makes no mention of weapons in his response to the latest school massacre and, as usual, the Capitol is divided.
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At a glance: What’s in – and not in – Trump’s budget
Hundreds of millions more for missile defense and major changes to Medicare.
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Former Trump aide’s accuser hunkers down amid publicity
Jessica Corbett says she hopes the controversy stirred up by her allegations against her ex-husband and former Maine political operative David Sorensen goes away soon.
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A day after quitting White House post, ex-LePage aide again denies domestic abuse allegations
David Sorensen and his former wife both defend their version of events as President Trump complains on Twitter about false accusations.
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David Sorensen, Trump speechwriter with Maine ties, resigns amid abuse allegations
Sorensen worked for Maine Gov. Paul LePage until May 2017.
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Trump reviews Democratic memo on Russia probe
The president meets with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to discuss differences between it and the Republican memo already released.
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Video: Trump says he would ‘love to see a shutdown’ if budget deal falls through
Neither party appears to want a repeat of last month’s three-day shutdown, but President Donald Trump seemed game for closing the government again if he could blame it on Democrats.