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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) called President Trump’s emergency declaration “unlawful.”
Opponents of a border wall are expected to sue in several jurisdictions. The Supreme Court probably will have the final say.
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After three weeks of pained negotiations to keep the federal government open, President Trump almost blew the whole thing up again.
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The inspector general's report, which the agency never made public, accused him of two counts of misconduct. Instead of firing Watt, the Trump administration allowed him to retire months later.
Weld won two terms as governor but has not had a campaign victory since 1994. He was the Libertarian Party’s vice-presidential nominee in 2016.
It’s likely she will be on the bench Tuesday when the court resumes its oral argument schedule.
In an interview with the Associated Press, embattled Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro claims his administration has met with U.S. officials twice since January.
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In “The Threat,” the former FBI deputy director recounts the dysfunction at the top of the Justice Department. The memoir is the latest in a rapidly expanding collection of score-settling insider accounts of Trump-era Washington.
The Trump Organization had sought to create two hotel chains aimed at reaching customers mostly in places where the president has become politically popular.
The two women said they were approached by a border agent while standing in line at a convenience store in Montana, then unlawfully detained.
