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US Judge Orders Trump To Pay $2 Million For Misuse Of Charity Foundation
A New York judge on Thursday ordered President Donald Trump to pay $2 million in damages for misusing funds from a tax-exempt charity - taking the charity's money to pay debts for his for-profit businesses, to boost his 2016 campaign and to buy paintings of himself, according to court documents.
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E-Mails To "Apprentice" Star Say Donald Trump At Hotel Around Time Of Alleged Assault
Excerpts of Donald Trump's private calendar from a dozen years ago made public on Thursday appear to show Trump was at a Beverly Hills hotel around the same time a former "Apprentice" contestant alleges he assaulted her there.
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Trump Organization Gets Approval For Expansion At Ireland Golf Course
A local council in southwestern Ireland on Thursday approved a Trump Organization plan to build 53 houses and a new ballroom at its seaside golf course, part of the company's efforts to reverse financial losses at its European resorts by moving into home-building and hosting more private events.
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"We Love America": Trump's Undocumented Ex-Workers Seek Meeting With Him
More than 20 undocumented workers previously employed by President Donald Trump's company have requested a meeting with their former boss to discuss how to update the country's immigration system and to ask for protection from deportation.
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Man With Fake Papers Worked For Trump Sons For 18 Years
One morning last May, Eric Trump sent a text message to the caretaker of the shooting range he and his brother own in upstate New York. The weather was getting warmer, and it was time to plant crops to attract deer that the Trumps and their friends could hunt.
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Trump's Firm Employed Illegal Immigrants At Golf Clubs, Then Fired Them
President Donald Trump's company has fired at least 18 undocumented workers from five golf courses in New York and New Jersey in the past two months, part of a purge set in motion after a series of reports about the clubs' employment of workers without legal status.
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They Were Trusted With Keys To Trump's Golf Club. Then They Were Fired
They had spent years on the staff of Donald Trump's golf club, winning employee-of-the-month awards and receiving glowing letters of recommendation.
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Scenes Of Children Choking On Tear Gas As US Migrant Crisis Escalates
US authorities closed off the busiest port of entry along the US border with Mexico on Sunday and fired tear gas at members of a Central American migrant caravan who had rushed the fencing that separates the countries.
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6-Year-Old Was Separated From Her Deported Father. His Is A Tearful Tale
Arnovis Guidos Portillo remembers the authorities in green uniforms telling him that this would only be temporary.
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The Story Behind Girl Who Begged For Aunt After Separation From Mother
Ana Gloria Heniquez instantly recognized her granddaughter's sobs.
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Mexico President Enrique Pena Nieto Delivers Public Rebuke Of Trump Over Border Threats
President Enrique Pena Nieto delivered his most direct public rebuke of President Donald Trump on Thursday afternoon, in a national address that characterized Mexico as willing to cooperate with the United States but not at the expense of its sovereignty or dignity.
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'Everything Has fallen': Over 240 Dead In Mexico Earthquake, Frantic Search For Survivors
The day after a vicious earthquake leveled apartment buildings, damaged hospitals and flattened an elementary school, Mexicans mobilized Wednesday for a massive rescue effort, digging in a frantic search for survivors
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'My House Is Full Of Blood': Over 145 Dead In Powerful Mexico Earthquake
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck central Mexico on Tuesday, collapsing buildings and killing dozens of people on the anniversary of a 1985 quake that devastated Mexico City.
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Massive Earthquake Strikes Off Mexico Coast, Killing 6 And Setting Off Tsunami Warnings
A powerful 8.1 magnitude earthquake struck off the southern coast of Mexico late Thursday night, killing at least six people and setting off tsunami warnings along the Pacific coast.
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The Once-Glamorous Resort City Acapulco Is Now Mexico's Murder Capital
From the crescent bay and swaying palms, the taxi drivers of Acapulco need just 10 minutes to reach this other, plundered world.
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US Judge Orders Trump To Pay $2 Million For Misuse Of Charity Foundation
A New York judge on Thursday ordered President Donald Trump to pay $2 million in damages for misusing funds from a tax-exempt charity - taking the charity's money to pay debts for his for-profit businesses, to boost his 2016 campaign and to buy paintings of himself, according to court documents.
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E-Mails To "Apprentice" Star Say Donald Trump At Hotel Around Time Of Alleged Assault
Excerpts of Donald Trump's private calendar from a dozen years ago made public on Thursday appear to show Trump was at a Beverly Hills hotel around the same time a former "Apprentice" contestant alleges he assaulted her there.
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Trump Organization Gets Approval For Expansion At Ireland Golf Course
A local council in southwestern Ireland on Thursday approved a Trump Organization plan to build 53 houses and a new ballroom at its seaside golf course, part of the company's efforts to reverse financial losses at its European resorts by moving into home-building and hosting more private events.
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"We Love America": Trump's Undocumented Ex-Workers Seek Meeting With Him
More than 20 undocumented workers previously employed by President Donald Trump's company have requested a meeting with their former boss to discuss how to update the country's immigration system and to ask for protection from deportation.
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Man With Fake Papers Worked For Trump Sons For 18 Years
One morning last May, Eric Trump sent a text message to the caretaker of the shooting range he and his brother own in upstate New York. The weather was getting warmer, and it was time to plant crops to attract deer that the Trumps and their friends could hunt.
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Trump's Firm Employed Illegal Immigrants At Golf Clubs, Then Fired Them
President Donald Trump's company has fired at least 18 undocumented workers from five golf courses in New York and New Jersey in the past two months, part of a purge set in motion after a series of reports about the clubs' employment of workers without legal status.
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They Were Trusted With Keys To Trump's Golf Club. Then They Were Fired
They had spent years on the staff of Donald Trump's golf club, winning employee-of-the-month awards and receiving glowing letters of recommendation.
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Scenes Of Children Choking On Tear Gas As US Migrant Crisis Escalates
US authorities closed off the busiest port of entry along the US border with Mexico on Sunday and fired tear gas at members of a Central American migrant caravan who had rushed the fencing that separates the countries.
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6-Year-Old Was Separated From Her Deported Father. His Is A Tearful Tale
Arnovis Guidos Portillo remembers the authorities in green uniforms telling him that this would only be temporary.
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The Story Behind Girl Who Begged For Aunt After Separation From Mother
Ana Gloria Heniquez instantly recognized her granddaughter's sobs.
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Mexico President Enrique Pena Nieto Delivers Public Rebuke Of Trump Over Border Threats
President Enrique Pena Nieto delivered his most direct public rebuke of President Donald Trump on Thursday afternoon, in a national address that characterized Mexico as willing to cooperate with the United States but not at the expense of its sovereignty or dignity.
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'Everything Has fallen': Over 240 Dead In Mexico Earthquake, Frantic Search For Survivors
The day after a vicious earthquake leveled apartment buildings, damaged hospitals and flattened an elementary school, Mexicans mobilized Wednesday for a massive rescue effort, digging in a frantic search for survivors
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'My House Is Full Of Blood': Over 145 Dead In Powerful Mexico Earthquake
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck central Mexico on Tuesday, collapsing buildings and killing dozens of people on the anniversary of a 1985 quake that devastated Mexico City.
-
Massive Earthquake Strikes Off Mexico Coast, Killing 6 And Setting Off Tsunami Warnings
A powerful 8.1 magnitude earthquake struck off the southern coast of Mexico late Thursday night, killing at least six people and setting off tsunami warnings along the Pacific coast.
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The Once-Glamorous Resort City Acapulco Is Now Mexico's Murder Capital
From the crescent bay and swaying palms, the taxi drivers of Acapulco need just 10 minutes to reach this other, plundered world.
