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Joe Biden Has Taken 532 Off Days As President, Almost 40% Of His Tenure
US President Joe Biden has spent a significant amount of time on vacation during his term in office, revealed a recent analysis by the Republican National Committee.
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Indian-American Harmeet Dhillon Fails To Win the Republican National Committee Polls
RNC is the top governing body of the Republican Party led by Donald Trump. The meeting of the RNC was held at a luxury seaside resort in southern California's Orange County.
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US Sikh Leader Alleges Republican Colleagues Attacking Her Over Religion
Harmeet Dhillon, a prominent Indian-American attorney who is running for Republican National Committee (RNC) chairwoman, has alleged that she is facing bigoted attacks from her fellow party leaders because of her Sikh faith.
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Google Sued by Republican Committee Over Email Spam Filtering, Firm Says Filters Reflect Users' Actions
Google has been sued by the Republican National Committee over the company's alleged suppression of its email campaigns by sending them to users' spam folders, ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The company has denied these allegations, stating that it simply doesn’t filter emails based on political affiliation and that Gmail’s spam filte...
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50 Years Of Watergate: A President-Toppling Scandal Triggered By A Tape
It all began when a vigilant night watchman noticed a piece of tape on a door of the building where the Democratic National Committee's headquarters was located in Washington in June 1972.
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Change Rules: Republicans Threaten To Boycott US Presidential Debates
The time-honored tradition of US presidential debates could be at risk. The Republican National Committee (RNC) is threatening to boycott the debates unless the body that organizes them changes its rules.
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US Election Results 2020 Highlights: Trump's Party Seeking To Raise $60 Million For His Legal Cases, Says Report
The Republican National Committee has reached out to donors as it seeks to raise at least $60 million to fund legal challenges brought by President Donald Trump over the results of the US presidential election, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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Chinese Bank In Trouble After Offering Dinner With Trump For $150,000
China's second-largest state-owned bank offered wealthy clients the opportunity to have dinner with the American president for $150,000 a ticket, spurring a complaint from Donald Trump's re-election campaign to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Senate Committee Approves Donald Trump Intelligence Nominee Dan Coats
The US Senate Intelligence Committee voted overwhelmingly on Thursday in favour of President Donald Trump's nominee to be director of national intelligence, former Republican Senator Dan Coats, sending his nomination to the Senate floor.
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Donald Trump Campaign Not Hacked By Russians: FBI
Russian hackers did not break into the computers of Donald Trump's presidential campaign or active accounts of the Republican National Committee, FBI chief James Comey said Tuesday.
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Donald Trump Taps RNC's Sean Spicer For White House Spokesman
The Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer will serve as US President-elect Donald Trump's press secretary in the White House when he takes office next month, Trump announced on Thursday.
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Donald Trump And His Aides Plan Next Moves As Protests Spread
President-elect Donald Trump huddled with advisers inside his Manhattan residence Saturday, plotting his next moves as thousands of demonstrators besieged Trump Tower and marched through other US cities in a fourth day of protests.
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US Government Officially Accuses Russia Of Hacking Campaign To Interfere In Elections
The Obama administration on Friday officially accused Russia of attempting to interfere in the 2016 elections, including by hacking the computers of the Democratic National Committee and other political organizations.
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Trump Backs Off ISIS Comments; Party Head Appears At Rallies In Show Of Unity
Republican Donald Trump on Friday backed away from comments calling President Barack Obama and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton the founders of the terrorist group ISIS, while the Republican Party sought to project unity behind their candidate.
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DNC Chair Announces She Will Resign In Aftermath Of Email Controversy
The Democratic National Committee chairwoman resigned under fire Sunday, on the eve of a national convention meant to project competence and unity in contrast to what Democrats say was the chaos of the Republicans' gathering last week.
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Joe Biden Has Taken 532 Off Days As President, Almost 40% Of His Tenure
US President Joe Biden has spent a significant amount of time on vacation during his term in office, revealed a recent analysis by the Republican National Committee.
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Indian-American Harmeet Dhillon Fails To Win the Republican National Committee Polls
RNC is the top governing body of the Republican Party led by Donald Trump. The meeting of the RNC was held at a luxury seaside resort in southern California's Orange County.
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US Sikh Leader Alleges Republican Colleagues Attacking Her Over Religion
Harmeet Dhillon, a prominent Indian-American attorney who is running for Republican National Committee (RNC) chairwoman, has alleged that she is facing bigoted attacks from her fellow party leaders because of her Sikh faith.
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Google Sued by Republican Committee Over Email Spam Filtering, Firm Says Filters Reflect Users' Actions
Google has been sued by the Republican National Committee over the company's alleged suppression of its email campaigns by sending them to users' spam folders, ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The company has denied these allegations, stating that it simply doesn’t filter emails based on political affiliation and that Gmail’s spam filte...
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50 Years Of Watergate: A President-Toppling Scandal Triggered By A Tape
It all began when a vigilant night watchman noticed a piece of tape on a door of the building where the Democratic National Committee's headquarters was located in Washington in June 1972.
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Change Rules: Republicans Threaten To Boycott US Presidential Debates
The time-honored tradition of US presidential debates could be at risk. The Republican National Committee (RNC) is threatening to boycott the debates unless the body that organizes them changes its rules.
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US Election Results 2020 Highlights: Trump's Party Seeking To Raise $60 Million For His Legal Cases, Says Report
The Republican National Committee has reached out to donors as it seeks to raise at least $60 million to fund legal challenges brought by President Donald Trump over the results of the US presidential election, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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Chinese Bank In Trouble After Offering Dinner With Trump For $150,000
China's second-largest state-owned bank offered wealthy clients the opportunity to have dinner with the American president for $150,000 a ticket, spurring a complaint from Donald Trump's re-election campaign to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Senate Committee Approves Donald Trump Intelligence Nominee Dan Coats
The US Senate Intelligence Committee voted overwhelmingly on Thursday in favour of President Donald Trump's nominee to be director of national intelligence, former Republican Senator Dan Coats, sending his nomination to the Senate floor.
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Donald Trump Campaign Not Hacked By Russians: FBI
Russian hackers did not break into the computers of Donald Trump's presidential campaign or active accounts of the Republican National Committee, FBI chief James Comey said Tuesday.
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Donald Trump Taps RNC's Sean Spicer For White House Spokesman
The Republican National Committee spokesman Sean Spicer will serve as US President-elect Donald Trump's press secretary in the White House when he takes office next month, Trump announced on Thursday.
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Donald Trump And His Aides Plan Next Moves As Protests Spread
President-elect Donald Trump huddled with advisers inside his Manhattan residence Saturday, plotting his next moves as thousands of demonstrators besieged Trump Tower and marched through other US cities in a fourth day of protests.
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US Government Officially Accuses Russia Of Hacking Campaign To Interfere In Elections
The Obama administration on Friday officially accused Russia of attempting to interfere in the 2016 elections, including by hacking the computers of the Democratic National Committee and other political organizations.
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Trump Backs Off ISIS Comments; Party Head Appears At Rallies In Show Of Unity
Republican Donald Trump on Friday backed away from comments calling President Barack Obama and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton the founders of the terrorist group ISIS, while the Republican Party sought to project unity behind their candidate.
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DNC Chair Announces She Will Resign In Aftermath Of Email Controversy
The Democratic National Committee chairwoman resigned under fire Sunday, on the eve of a national convention meant to project competence and unity in contrast to what Democrats say was the chaos of the Republicans' gathering last week.
