‘You simply cannot take money from Russia, Turkey or anybody else,’ says committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz, a Republican.
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Ivanka Trump gets hisses as she defends father at Berlin women’s conference
The audience responds when she describes President Trump as ‘a tremendous champion of supporting families.’
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Former Attorney General Sally Yates to testify in Senate’s Russia probe
It will mark her first appearance on Capitol Hill since she was fired in late January after refusing to defend President Trump’s travel ban
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White House ‘confident’ of averting shutdown as Trump shows flexibility on wall
The president says he may be willing to wait until September to begin funding construction.
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State Department names former Fox News anchor as spokeswoman
Heather Nauert will fill the slot that had been vacant since the start of the Trump administration.
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Analysis: First brick hasn’t been set, and Trump’s border wall is already going south on him
The campaign promise becomes an obstacle for the president’s administration.
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Trump, aides conflict on immigrant deportation policy
The president says children brought here illegally should ‘rest easy.’ When asked if that’s true, Attorney General Sessions says, ‘Well, we’ll see.’
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About 1,000 join March for Science in downtown Portland
The rally was one of more than 600 simultaneous events held around the globe Saturday in support of scientific research.
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Nearing 100-day mark with limited accomplishments, Trump calls it a ‘ridiculous standard’
While he’s issued a flurry of executive orders seeking to reverse multiple Obama policies, he has no major wins on Capitol Hill beyond the Supreme Court confirmation of Neil Gorsuch.
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Despite talk of a military strike, U.S. ‘armada’ was a long way from North Korea
Instead of steaming toward the Korean Peninsula, the carrier strike group was actually headed in the opposite direction.