He says he may take steps to ‘strengthen up voting procedures.’
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Trump acts swiftly to advance pipelines
‘From now on we are going to start making pipelines in the United States,’ the president said from the Oval Office.
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Trump’s proposed tax on Mexico-made cars would be shock for U.S. industry
American automakers would face hard choices on how to offset the cost, where to build plants, profit levels and more.
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Toyota to boost SUV production at Indiana plant
The automaker says the $600 million investment is not related to the election of Donald Trump.
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Trump signs orders advancing Keystone, Dakota Access pipelines
He also signs a notice requiring the materials for the pipelines to be produced in the United States.
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Fact check: Trump’s unsubstantiated claim he has ‘received awards on the environment’
During the 2016 presidential campaign he repeatedly claimed: ‘I’ve won many environmental awards, by the way. I’ve actually been called an environmentalist, if you can believe that.’
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Trump tells business leaders they face hefty tax for moving production out of U.S.
He also is expected to use his executive authority to quickly withdraw the U.S. from the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact.
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Trump adviser offers a new addition to the lexicon – ‘alternative facts’
Kellyanne Conway defends the administration in its dispute over the size of inauguration day crowds.
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Central Maine Republicans praise peaceful transition of power as Trump becomes president
While reports of confrontations between and protesters came out throughout the day, Maine residents said Trump’s swearing in was a peaceful and exciting moment.
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Analysis: Trump inaugural speech makes sharp break with past, and his party
His speech makes clear that he intends to govern as he campaigned, in direct communion with his followers, bypassing the usual niceties and channels of power.