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Janison: Harder to prove a fantasy than to deny facts
As his spectacle of a presidency runs its course, Donald Trump will find it easier to keep dismissing plain realities ...
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October marked the first month in 30 years in which no refugees were permitted to enter the U.S., an immigration rights advocate said.
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He warned the U.S. would "take action" against any foreign actors attempting to interfere in American elections.
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Get complete coverage of the House's impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.
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The articles accuse President Donald Trump of soliciting the interference of Ukraine to help him in the U.S. presidential election next year.
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The oil giant won in a closely watched lawsuit over the costs of climate change as a state Supreme Court justice dismissed the case.
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Trump said the revamped trade pact will "be great" for the United States.
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Get complete coverage of U.S. politics, including the 45th president, his administration and Congress.
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Trump's delicate response to terrorist shootings on U.S. soil by a member of Saudi Arabia's military elite sounded like it would have met the Saudi royalty's idea of what's politically correct.
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Fredriksson, the female half of the Swedish pop duo Roxette,achieved international success in the late '80s and '90s with hits including "The Look" and "It Must Have Been Love."
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After a watchdog report rejected his claims on the Russia probe, Trump focused on the dark side and is eager for a report by an investigator tapped by Barr.
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A Justice Department inspector general report on the early days of the Russia investigation identified problems that are "unacceptable and unrepresentative of who we are as an institution," FBI Director Chris Wray says in detailing changes the bureau plans to make in response.