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Trump In Tulsa: Judge Junks Injunction To Stop Rally For Lack Of Health Measures

The president tweeted on Monday that the rally is expected to have a million people despite the venue's capacity of 19,000.

Howard Stern Fires Back At Donald Trump Jr For Retweeting His 1993 Blackface Video

Howard Stern fired back at Donald Trump Jr. after the latter retweeted his 1993 blackface video.

Trump Signs Order Pushing To Reduce US Police Violence

Protestors in Atlanta demonstrate on June 15 against the police shooting of 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks after Brooks was found asleep in his car at a fast food restaurant

Trump signs order pushing to reduce US police violence

Investors have taken heart in the easing of lockdowns around the world, with British non-essential shops reopening for business this week

World Stocks Power Ahead On Rapid Recovery Hopes

World stocks power ahead on rapid recovery hopes

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Coronavirus Economic Response: Conservative Deficit Hawks Urge Trump, McConnell To Cut Spending

Conservative leaders such as supply-side economist Art Laffer have called government spending "the new virus" affecting the economy.

US President Donald Trump shows his signature on an Executive Order on Safe Policing for Safe Communities, in the White House Rose Garden on June 16, 2020

Trump Signs Police Reform Order To End 'Patterns Of Failure'

Trump signs police reform order to end 'patterns of failure'

A general view of fields and buildings outside Kaesong in North Korea, seen across the Demilitarized Zone from the South Korean island of Ganghwa

North Korea Blows Up Inter-Korean Liaison Office Near Border With South

North Korea blows up inter-Korean liaison office near border with South

IAEA director Rafael Grossi has appealed to Iran to cooperate

Iran Warns Against UN Nuclear Watchdog Resolution

Iran warns against UN nuclear watchdog resolution

Palestinian security forces man a checkpoint at a key entrance to the city of Hebron earlier this year

Palestinian Security Shred Files In Fear Of Israeli Incursion

Palestinian security shred files in fear of Israeli incursion

Trump said there are 52,000 US soldiers stationed in Germany

Berlin, NATO Warn Against US Troop Cuts In Germany

Berlin, NATO warn against US troop cuts in Germany

Americans were shopping again in May, sending retail sales spiking nearly twice above expectations

US Retail Sales Surge 17.7 Percent In May: Government

US retail sales surge 17.7 percent in May: government

Close Trump confidant Senator Lindsey Graham

Election 2020: Lindsey Graham Praises Biden For 'Best Campaign Ad Ever'

A political ad that will air in the next few weeks aims to show Senator Lindsey Graham, now a staunch supporter of Trump, as a chameleon politician in the upcoming senatorial election in North Carolina.

Kim Yo Jong: North Korean Leader's Increasingly Powerful Sister

Kim Yo Jong: North Korean leader's increasingly powerful sister

US President Donald Trump says he's slashing troop numbers in Germany, a traditional keystone of the NATO alliance

Election 2020 Poll: Trump To Have A 'Landslide' Win, Enjoys Small Lead In Iowa

Phillip Stephens, GOP chairman in Robeson County, North Carolina, declared: “The more bad things happen in the country, it just solidifies support for Trump.”

Trump Administration Might File Lawsuit To Block John Bolton’s Memoir Release

The former National Security adviser's lawyer said the book's release date, June 23, remains unchanged.

First Lady Melania Trump Attends the Congressional Spouses Luncheon

Ivanka Trump Reportedly Mocked Melania Trump As 'The Portrait,' While FLOTUS Called Stepdaughter ‘The Princess’

Ivanka Trump allegedly called Melania Trump "The Portrait" because she barely spoke, while the FLOTUS called her stepchild "The Princess" because of her privilege.

Chinese authorities are testing thousands of people as a new cluster of coronavirus cases sparked alarm

New Virus Cases In China, N. Zealand Sound Pandemic Alarm

New virus cases in China, N. Zealand sound pandemic alarm

Traders work on the floor at the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on March 18

US Stock Market Futures: Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq Rally, Point To Tuesday Opening Gains

U.S. stock futures started higher Monday evening, extending gains made in regular trade and rallied sharply early Tuesday morning on a report that President Donald Trump was drawing up a $1 trillion infrastructure plan.

The 'Black Lives Matter' banner was displayed at the US embassy in Seoul before being taken down on Monday

US Embassy In Seoul Removes Black Lives Matter Banner

US embassy in Seoul removes Black Lives Matter banner

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will introduce 2020 draft selections from his home as the league adjusts its offseason activities amid the coronavirus pandemic

Roger Goodell Net Worth: NFL Commissioner Earns $40 Million Per Year

Roger Goodell's net worth is $150 million. Under the contract extension he signed in 2017, his pay could total $40 million per year, including bonuses.

US President Donald Trump, shown here with his wife Melania arriving in Palm Beach on February 14, 2020, handed control of the Trump Organization over to his sons after his inauguration

Melania Trump Refused To Do What She Was Told After ‘Access Hollywood’ Tape Leaked

Melania Trump showed her strength and control over her husband Donald Trump after his controversial “Access Hollywood” tape leaked.

US Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch (2R, pictured February 2019 shaking hands with President Donald Trump) wrote the majority opinion banning employers from firing LGBT workers on the basis of their sexual orientation

US Top Court In Landmark Ruling To Protect LGBT Workers

US top court in landmark ruling to protect LGBT workers

The death of 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks was ruled a homicide by the county medical examiner's office on Sunday, a day after the Wendy's restaurant where he died was set on fire and hundreds of people marched to denounce the killing

Trump Says Rayshard Brooks Shooting 'Was Very Disturbing'; To Sign Police Reform Executive Order

Trump was brief in his first comments on Rayshard Brooks' death, but elaborated on his new law and order executive order on "police reform." He said he'll sign the order Tuesday.

US President Donald Trump, seen with First Lady Melania Trump as they prepared on February 23, 2020 to leave the White House on a two-day trip to India, has dismissed Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders as a radical leftist

Donald Trump Was ‘Frightened’ To Face Melania After ‘Access Hollywood’ Tape Leaked, Book Claims

Donald Trump was reportedly scared to face his wife Melania Trump when the “Access Hollywood” tape leaked.

Relief as Paris restaurants fully reopen

Europe Reopens Borders, But Virus Looms Large Elsewhere

Europe reopens borders, but virus looms large elsewhere

The US Justice Department will resume in July 2020 federal executions at a prison in Terre Haute, Indiana

US To Resume Federal Executions After 17 Years

US to resume federal executions after 17 years

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Trump In Tulsa: Judge Junks Injunction To Stop Rally For Lack Of Health Measures

Howard Stern Fires Back At Donald Trump Jr For Retweeting His 1993 Blackface Video

Trump Signs Order Pushing To Reduce US Police Violence

World Stocks Power Ahead On Rapid Recovery Hopes

Fed Chair Warns Of 'Significant Uncertainty' Around US Recovery

Tuesday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Soar On Record Surge In May Retail Sales, Trump’s $1T Infrastructure Plan

Behind Troop Cut, Bitter Spite Between Trump And Merkel

Police Reform: Trump Signs Order Virtually Eliminating Choke Holds, Creating Database Of Bad Cops

Social Security Checks In Nine States To Drop Starting This Month