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National Security Advisor Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster reminded he was the boss by firing the senior director in the National Security Council on Wednesday.
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Democrat Sheila Jackson-Lee Attacks Trump Over Tweets On Women, Demands Resignation
"I would argue that our responsibility is not to him, but to the American people. And he should resign," Texas Democrat Sheila Jackson-Lee said following President Donald Trump's remarks about an MSNBC TV host.
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What Is A Scud Missile? North Korea Test-Fired Soviet-Designed Ballistic Missile In Its Third Test In Weeks
The short-range ballistic missile that North Korea fired Monday was assumed to be a Scud series missile that was originally designed by the Soviets and then developed into a weapon by the Nazis.
Elon Musk On Twitter: SpaceX, Tesla CEO 'Cautiously Optimistic' Paris Agreement Is Safe Under Trump
Elon Musk tweeted he is "cautiously optimistic" the president will make a "positive decision" on the Paris agreement.
'The Daily Show' Reunion: Stephen Colbert Talks About Trump, Bill O'Reilly
Stephen Colbert, the host of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," invited all alums of "The Daily Show" for a reunion, which was broadcast Tuesday night.
List Of Legal Challenges Trump's Travel Ban Executive Order Has Faced So Far
President Donald Trump's revised travel ban order will face another legal challenge as a federal appeals court in Richmond, Virginia, starts hearing arguments about the legality of the ban.
Jimmy Kimmel Asks For Support Of Obamacare, Makes Emotional Plea After His Newborn Nearly Dies
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Watch Live: President Trump Video Call To Space Station NASA Astronaut Peggy Whitson
President Donald Trump and daughter Ivanka will make a video call to NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson on the International Space Station.
Why Isn't The Democratic Party Helping In Georgia Race? In Sixth Congressional District, Big Outside Group Donations Favor GOP
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Are Trump's Approval Ratings Polls Biased? New Poll Shows 50% Of Americans Approve Of His Job Performance
After weeks of low ratings, Donald Trump had reason to cheer Monday after Rasmussen Reports claimed that 50 percent of Americans approved of his job performance.
How Much Time Does Trump Spend At Mar-a-Lago? New Site Tracks Costs Of President's Travel To Resort
A new website shows how often Trump travels to Mar-a-Lago and the cost to taxpayers, but it may be using a faulty figure.
Will Trump's Mexico Border Wall Be Ever Built? First Lawsuit Claims Damage To Wildlife Species
A wildlife conservation group has filed a lawsuit claiming that the wall along the U.S.-Mexico border will harm the wildlife of the region.
Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner Net Worth: White House Releases Finances Of Trump Aides
Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and daughter Ivanka Trump own assets worth millions of dollars, according to new disclosures released by the White House.
What Are Libel Laws? Trump Attacks The New York Times For Negative Coverage
President Donald Trump, who had earlier raised the issue during his election campaign, hinted at a possible move Thursday as he attacked the New York Times for its negative coverage.
US War In Africa: Trump Prepares Military For Combat In Somalia
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Trump University Lawsuit: Settlement Arguments In Fraud Case Against President To Be Heard Thursday
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