State Department officials say the lack of records does not necessarily mean employees did not take the training, just that the department failed to keep track.
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Trump gets first national security briefing
The candidate became entitled to the briefings once he became the Republican presidential nominee.
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Campaign team shakeup won’t change Trump, Clinton says
‘There is no new Donald Trump. This is it,’ she says at a rally in Cleveland where she also contrasted his tax program with hers.
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Senator to FBI: Turn over Clinton email probe facts
Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley of Iowa wants to see unclassified material held under lock and key.
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Why it matters: Opioid crisis may call for a multipronged antidote
And it’s not just the use of illegal drugs like heroin that is on the rise.
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How Clinton, Trump tax plans would affect Americans
The Democratic and Republican candidates remain far apart on tax policy, especially when it comes to the top earners and corporations.
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Congress receives FBI notes from Clinton interview
Republicans are also demanding a new investigation into whether the Democratic presidential nominee lied to Congress.
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Why it matters: North Korea’s looming nuclear threat confronts next president
Trump and Clinton offer differing views of dealing with Kim Jong Un.
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Trump campaign attacks media coverage
Meanwhile, Gov. Mike Pence says the nominee will lay out his plans for ‘confronting radical Islamic terrorism.’
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Trump, Republican Party rift may widen to unbridgeable
GOP leaders fear loss of congressional control if the nominee goes down in flames.