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From Margot Robbie To Emma Stone, 10 Best Dressed On The Red Carpet At The SAG Awards 2024
From Robert Downey to Penelope Cruz, and from Billie Eilish to Jeremy Allen White, the event was a star-studded affair
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Donald Trump Jokes, Jabs As He Bestows US Highest Civilian Honour
President Donald Trump mused Friday that the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, a father of nine, had been "very busy." He said the White House employee responsible for cutting off an Elvis Presley song partway through had "no promotional ability."
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A White House Aide Picked A Fight With Melania Trump; The First Lady Won
A transoceanic personnel crisis that engulfed the National Security Council this week is partly rooted in a bureaucratic dispute over the seating arrangements aboard first lady Melania Trump's plane to Africa last month during her maiden solo trip abroad.
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Don't Blame Me, Says Trump, After Attempted Bombings On Democrats
President Donald Trump lamented Friday that the news media was more focused on covering "this 'Bomb' stuff" rather than politics, a development he asserted was slowing Republican momentum ahead of the Nov. 6 midterms, and said he does not think he bears blame for the serial bombing attempts.
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Trump Seems Eager To Contain Fallout From Journalist's Disappearance
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman did most of the talking as he received Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday for what the White House had billed as a hard-nosed effort to get answers in the case of missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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'My Killer Was Never Found': Police Live Tweet A Murdered Girl's Last Day
On the morning of July 6, 1973, Linda Anne O'Keefe woke up for summer school and put on the white dress her mother made for her, the one with the light blue flowers and the dark blue trim. She pulled her hair back in a ponytail, slipped on her matching dark blue tennis shoes with white ankle socks, and headed out the door for what would be the last...
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Opinion: Macron Embraces Trump - And Elegantly Knifes Him In The Back
After 15 months in the White House, it has become clear there is no correct way for American allies to deal with President Donald Trump. And pretty much every tactic has been tried.
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"I Don't Get Confused": UN Ambassador Nikki Haley On White House Official's Russia Remarks
U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley refuted a White House official's suggestion Tuesday that she had bungled an announcement of new Russia sanctions out of "confusion."
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Donald Trump Optimistic About North Korea Summit, But Suggests It Could Slip To June
President Donald Trump expressed optimism Monday about his proposed summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which he said will take place in late May or early June, the most specific time frame the White House has yet offered.
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In North Korea Decision, Trump Shows He's His Own Diplomat, Negotiator And Strategist
Over the past six weeks, the Trump administration's roster of Korean experts, already depleted, grew even thinner. The White House mysteriously dropped its choice for ambassador to Seoul. The State Department's top North Korea specialist resigned. And the senior Asia director at the National Security Council was out the past two weeks on paternity ...
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Benjamin Netanyahu Aims To Embrace Donald Trump In White House Visit Amid Scandals In Israel
No world leader has forged a closer or more public camaraderie with President Donald Trump than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who visits the White House on Monday battling corruption allegations that have echoes in the White House itself.
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White House Aides Defend Chief Of Staff John Kelly, Insist Donald Trump Is Not Looking For Replacements
Senior White House aides insisted Sunday that President Donald Trump retains confidence in Chief of Staff John Kelly in the midst of staff turmoil and said the president is not looking to replace the retired four-star general hired six months ago with a mandate to corral chaos.
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As Domestic Abuse Claims Roil White House, Trump Says Lives Are Being Ruined 'By A Mere Allegation'
President Donald Trump appeared to be coming to the defense of men accused of domestic abuse or other sexual misconduct, asking in a Saturday morning Twitter post, "Is there no such thing any longer as Due Process?"
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Donald Trump Misquoted On Relationship With Kim Jong-Un, Claims White House
President Donald Trump claimed Sunday that the Wall Street Journal deliberately misquoted him as saying he probably has a good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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Trump Seems To Deny "Shithole Countries" Remark But Fails To Quell Global Outrage
resident Donald Trump's comments about African countries and Haiti drew condemnation from around the world Friday, putting the White House and Republicans on the defensive while casting doubt on hopes of resolving disputes in the coming weeks over immigration legislation.
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From Margot Robbie To Emma Stone, 10 Best Dressed On The Red Carpet At The SAG Awards 2024
From Robert Downey to Penelope Cruz, and from Billie Eilish to Jeremy Allen White, the event was a star-studded affair
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Donald Trump Jokes, Jabs As He Bestows US Highest Civilian Honour
President Donald Trump mused Friday that the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, a father of nine, had been "very busy." He said the White House employee responsible for cutting off an Elvis Presley song partway through had "no promotional ability."
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A White House Aide Picked A Fight With Melania Trump; The First Lady Won
A transoceanic personnel crisis that engulfed the National Security Council this week is partly rooted in a bureaucratic dispute over the seating arrangements aboard first lady Melania Trump's plane to Africa last month during her maiden solo trip abroad.
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Don't Blame Me, Says Trump, After Attempted Bombings On Democrats
President Donald Trump lamented Friday that the news media was more focused on covering "this 'Bomb' stuff" rather than politics, a development he asserted was slowing Republican momentum ahead of the Nov. 6 midterms, and said he does not think he bears blame for the serial bombing attempts.
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Trump Seems Eager To Contain Fallout From Journalist's Disappearance
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman did most of the talking as he received Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday for what the White House had billed as a hard-nosed effort to get answers in the case of missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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'My Killer Was Never Found': Police Live Tweet A Murdered Girl's Last Day
On the morning of July 6, 1973, Linda Anne O'Keefe woke up for summer school and put on the white dress her mother made for her, the one with the light blue flowers and the dark blue trim. She pulled her hair back in a ponytail, slipped on her matching dark blue tennis shoes with white ankle socks, and headed out the door for what would be the last...
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Opinion: Macron Embraces Trump - And Elegantly Knifes Him In The Back
After 15 months in the White House, it has become clear there is no correct way for American allies to deal with President Donald Trump. And pretty much every tactic has been tried.
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"I Don't Get Confused": UN Ambassador Nikki Haley On White House Official's Russia Remarks
U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley refuted a White House official's suggestion Tuesday that she had bungled an announcement of new Russia sanctions out of "confusion."
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Donald Trump Optimistic About North Korea Summit, But Suggests It Could Slip To June
President Donald Trump expressed optimism Monday about his proposed summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which he said will take place in late May or early June, the most specific time frame the White House has yet offered.
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In North Korea Decision, Trump Shows He's His Own Diplomat, Negotiator And Strategist
Over the past six weeks, the Trump administration's roster of Korean experts, already depleted, grew even thinner. The White House mysteriously dropped its choice for ambassador to Seoul. The State Department's top North Korea specialist resigned. And the senior Asia director at the National Security Council was out the past two weeks on paternity ...
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Benjamin Netanyahu Aims To Embrace Donald Trump In White House Visit Amid Scandals In Israel
No world leader has forged a closer or more public camaraderie with President Donald Trump than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who visits the White House on Monday battling corruption allegations that have echoes in the White House itself.
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White House Aides Defend Chief Of Staff John Kelly, Insist Donald Trump Is Not Looking For Replacements
Senior White House aides insisted Sunday that President Donald Trump retains confidence in Chief of Staff John Kelly in the midst of staff turmoil and said the president is not looking to replace the retired four-star general hired six months ago with a mandate to corral chaos.
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As Domestic Abuse Claims Roil White House, Trump Says Lives Are Being Ruined 'By A Mere Allegation'
President Donald Trump appeared to be coming to the defense of men accused of domestic abuse or other sexual misconduct, asking in a Saturday morning Twitter post, "Is there no such thing any longer as Due Process?"
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Donald Trump Misquoted On Relationship With Kim Jong-Un, Claims White House
President Donald Trump claimed Sunday that the Wall Street Journal deliberately misquoted him as saying he probably has a good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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Trump Seems To Deny "Shithole Countries" Remark But Fails To Quell Global Outrage
resident Donald Trump's comments about African countries and Haiti drew condemnation from around the world Friday, putting the White House and Republicans on the defensive while casting doubt on hopes of resolving disputes in the coming weeks over immigration legislation.
