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Trump To Meet Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos: Report
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos on Tuesday at Mar-a-Lago, CNN reporter Alayna Treene said on Monday on X, formerly known as Twitter.
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"I Don't Mind Being Nelson Mandela Because...": Trump
Voicing against the multiple criminal charges against him, former US President Donald Trump made his comparison to former South African President Nelson Mandela stating that he is "doing it for a reason", CNN reported on Tuesday.
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Trump Released From Georgia Jail On $200,000 Bond: Report
Former US President Donald Trump has been released on bond after completing the booking process at the Fulton County jail in Atlanta, according to jail records, CNN reported.
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Trump's Next In-Person Hearing Set In December In Hush Money Case: Report
New York's Manhattan court has called United States former President Donald Trump for the next in-person hearing on December 4, CNN reported.
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"I Think Report Was Incorrect": Trump On Claims Kim Jong Un Sick
US President Donald Trump on Thursday rejected reports that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was ailing, criticizing his frequent nemesis CNN for running the story.
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Donald Trump's Chief Of Staff John Kelly To Resign: Report
John Kelly is expected to resign as U.S. President Donald Trump's chief of staff in the coming days, CNN reported on Friday, citing unnamed sources.
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CNN Wins Ruling Against White House, Jim Acosta's Pass Restored For Now
A federal judge on Friday ruled in favor of CNN and reporter Jim Acosta in a dispute with President Donald Trump, ordering the White House to temporarily restore the press credentials that the Trump Administration took away from Acosta last week.
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White House Shares "Altered" Video To Back Entry Ban On CNN Reporter
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders on Wednesday night shared a video of CNN reporter Jim Acosta that appeared to have been altered to make his actions at a news conference look more aggressive toward a White House intern.
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"...Just For Asking A Question": CNN Reporter, Punished By White House
The White House suspended the press credentials of CNN reporter Jim Acosta on Wednesday, hours after Acosta tangled with President Donald Trump during a televised news conference.
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White House Bars CNN Reporter For "Placing Hands On Woman"; He Says "Lie"
The White House on Wednesday suspended the press pass of a CNN reporter who hours earlier engaged in a testy confrontation with Donald Trump at a news conference.
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Trump Calls Reporter "Rude, Terrible" In Tense Press Conference Exchange
A visibly angry President Donald Trump branded CNN's White House correspondent Jim Acosta a "rude, terrible person" and an "enemy of the people" in a testy exchange on national television Wednesday the day after America's midterm elections.
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Maryland Shooting Shakes Local Newspapers That Cultivate Community Ties
About two hours after the shooting in a Maryland newspaper office that killed five people on Thursday, a small newsroom in Ogden, Utah received a telephone call from a man asking about the ideological bent of the newspaper.
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Kim Jong Agrees To Meet Trump On Border Of Two Koreas: Report
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has agreed to meet US President Donald Trump at the demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating the two Koreas, an informed source told CNN in Washington.
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US Probe Finds Another Email Trying To Connect Trump Officials, Putin: Report
Congressional investigators have found another email from a top aide to President Donald Trump last year about an effort to arrange a meeting between campaign officials and Russian President Vladimir Putin, CNN reported on Thursday, citing sources.
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After Charlottesville, Donald Trump Retweets - Then Deletes - Image Of Train Running Over CNN Reporter
President Donald Trump's war with CNN went off the rails Tuesday morning after he retweeted an image of a Trump train running over a CNN reporter, then quickly deleted it after the meme sparked criticism as inappropriate just days after the Charlottesville violence.
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Trump To Meet Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos: Report
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos on Tuesday at Mar-a-Lago, CNN reporter Alayna Treene said on Monday on X, formerly known as Twitter.
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"I Don't Mind Being Nelson Mandela Because...": Trump
Voicing against the multiple criminal charges against him, former US President Donald Trump made his comparison to former South African President Nelson Mandela stating that he is "doing it for a reason", CNN reported on Tuesday.
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Trump Released From Georgia Jail On $200,000 Bond: Report
Former US President Donald Trump has been released on bond after completing the booking process at the Fulton County jail in Atlanta, according to jail records, CNN reported.
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Trump's Next In-Person Hearing Set In December In Hush Money Case: Report
New York's Manhattan court has called United States former President Donald Trump for the next in-person hearing on December 4, CNN reported.
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"I Think Report Was Incorrect": Trump On Claims Kim Jong Un Sick
US President Donald Trump on Thursday rejected reports that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was ailing, criticizing his frequent nemesis CNN for running the story.
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Donald Trump's Chief Of Staff John Kelly To Resign: Report
John Kelly is expected to resign as U.S. President Donald Trump's chief of staff in the coming days, CNN reported on Friday, citing unnamed sources.
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CNN Wins Ruling Against White House, Jim Acosta's Pass Restored For Now
A federal judge on Friday ruled in favor of CNN and reporter Jim Acosta in a dispute with President Donald Trump, ordering the White House to temporarily restore the press credentials that the Trump Administration took away from Acosta last week.
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White House Shares "Altered" Video To Back Entry Ban On CNN Reporter
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders on Wednesday night shared a video of CNN reporter Jim Acosta that appeared to have been altered to make his actions at a news conference look more aggressive toward a White House intern.
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"...Just For Asking A Question": CNN Reporter, Punished By White House
The White House suspended the press credentials of CNN reporter Jim Acosta on Wednesday, hours after Acosta tangled with President Donald Trump during a televised news conference.
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White House Bars CNN Reporter For "Placing Hands On Woman"; He Says "Lie"
The White House on Wednesday suspended the press pass of a CNN reporter who hours earlier engaged in a testy confrontation with Donald Trump at a news conference.
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Trump Calls Reporter "Rude, Terrible" In Tense Press Conference Exchange
A visibly angry President Donald Trump branded CNN's White House correspondent Jim Acosta a "rude, terrible person" and an "enemy of the people" in a testy exchange on national television Wednesday the day after America's midterm elections.
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Maryland Shooting Shakes Local Newspapers That Cultivate Community Ties
About two hours after the shooting in a Maryland newspaper office that killed five people on Thursday, a small newsroom in Ogden, Utah received a telephone call from a man asking about the ideological bent of the newspaper.
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Kim Jong Agrees To Meet Trump On Border Of Two Koreas: Report
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has agreed to meet US President Donald Trump at the demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating the two Koreas, an informed source told CNN in Washington.
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US Probe Finds Another Email Trying To Connect Trump Officials, Putin: Report
Congressional investigators have found another email from a top aide to President Donald Trump last year about an effort to arrange a meeting between campaign officials and Russian President Vladimir Putin, CNN reported on Thursday, citing sources.
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After Charlottesville, Donald Trump Retweets - Then Deletes - Image Of Train Running Over CNN Reporter
President Donald Trump's war with CNN went off the rails Tuesday morning after he retweeted an image of a Trump train running over a CNN reporter, then quickly deleted it after the meme sparked criticism as inappropriate just days after the Charlottesville violence.
