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Aug 21 2024
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Former Pence adviser speaks to DNC: 'Being inside Trump's White House was terrifying'
Olivia Troye, a former national security adviser to , told the Democratic National Convention that her time inside Donald Trump's was "terrifying." On the third night of the Democratic Party's event, Troye explained why she resigned from the administration. "As a Republican who dreamed of working in the White House, it was a hard decision," she said. "I saw how Donald Trump undermined our
Raw StoryAug 26 2024
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Top White House Official Due In Beijing As China Faces Off Against US Allies
Barron'sJun 17 2024
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Ralph Josephsohn: The White House could become the big house
A convicted felon’s right to vote in both state and federal elections is currently determined by state law. Federal laws do not impose definitive regulatory or statutory criteria. The majority of states restore voting rights upon the completion of a sentence (incarceration, probation, parole). In Colorado, convicted felons on probation, or upon release from prison, irrespective of their parole
Longmont Times-CallAug 15 2024
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Trump is either delusional or confused. He's unfit for the White House either way
Republican presidential nominee former President Trump talks about the size of the room as he speaks to reporters during a news conference at his Mar-a-Lago estate Thursday in Palm Beach, Fla. Who except a deranged person would concoct a story about being in a scary helicopter emergency landing with a guy who wasn’t even there? If not deranged, that person is at least delusional. Maybe
Los Angeles TimesAug 20 2024
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Former White House press secretary: Trump calls own supporters 'basement dwellers'
Stephanie Grisham, former Trump White House press secretary, speaks during the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday in Chicago. Former President Trump’s onetime White House press secretary on Monday told delegates at the Democratic National Convention that Trump, when out of the public eye, would mock his supporters and refer to them as “basement dwellers.” Stephanie Grisham, who said she
Los Angeles TimesAug 20 2024
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From NASA and the White House, to JLo and Kim Kardashian, everyone is getting very demure
Are you demure? Mindful? Cutesy? How about your favorite brand or public figure? The internet's newest buzzword has permeated every corner of the digital landscape since the beginning of August, something you may have noticed if you've spent any amount of time on social media in recent weeks. TikTok personality Jools Lebron sparked the trend with a single, now hyper-viral TikTok video that had
The Courier-JournalAug 14 2024
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White House climate adviser sees "fragile inflection point" on energy in US
Two years ago this Friday, President Joe Biden signed into law one of the signature pieces of legislation of his presidency, the Inflation Reduction Act. Despite its name, which does not mention energy or climate change, the IRA is the country's single biggest investment in clean energy in history and by far America's most aggressive action to curb climate change. The sprawling legislation
NewsweekAug 06 2024
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China’s government clamps down on fentanyl chemicals, White House says
China’s communist government will put tighter restrictions on three chemicals used to produce fentanyl, the White House said Tuesday, hailing it as a step that will save lives in the U.S. National Security Council acting spokesman Sean Savett called it a “valuable step forward” in the fight against fentanyl — a synthetic opioid that is the number-one culprit in an overdose crisis that kills
Washington TimesAug 20 2024
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Elon Musk responds to Trump's vow to tap him up for a White House role
Billionaire Elon Musk has suggested he will step up to the mark if appointed to a White House role by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Trump said yesterday if he is elected president in November he would be open to naming the Tesla CEO to a cabinet or advisory role. 'He's a very smart guy. I certainly would, if he would do it, I certainly would. He's a brilliant guy,' Trump said
Daily MailAug 20 2024
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Benjamin Harrison won the White House by receiving the electoral majority, but losing the popular vote
Benjamin Harrison was the 23rd President of the United States. Harrison, born on Aug. 20, 1833, was from North Bend, Ohio, about 15 miles outside Cincinnati. Harrison studied at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, and graduated in 1852. Upon graduation, he went to Indianapolis, where he practiced law and campaigned for the Republican Party. In 1853, he married future first lady Caroline Lavinia
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