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Trump To Send 1,500 Extra Troops To US-Mexico Border
US President Donald Trump will send 1,500 more soldiers to the border with Mexico as part of a flurry of steps to tackle immigration, his spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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NATO Chief Discusses 'Global Security' With Donald Trump
NATO chief Mark Rutte held talks with US President-elect Donald Trump in Florida on the "global security issues facing the alliance", a spokeswoman said.
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Trump Names Karoline Leavitt, 27, As White House Press Secretary
President-elect Donald Trump announced Friday that 27-year-old campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt will serve as his White House press secretary.
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Biden "Knows How To Come Back" After Poor Debate: Spokeswoman
The White House said Tuesday that President Joe Biden can bounce back from his poor debate performance last week, adding there was no need for him to prove his cognitive abilities.
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Panel Probing US Capitol Riot Demands Testimony From Trump Inner Circle
The panel investigating the January 6 assault on the US Capitol issued a new round of subpoenas Tuesday to some of then-president Donald Trump's most senior lieutenants, including spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany and trusted confidante Stephen Miller.
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Facebook Oversight Board Says It Received Appeal From 'User' in Donald Trump Ban Case
Facebook's oversight board has received a "user statement" for the case it is deciding about whether the social media company was right to indefinitely suspend former President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts, a board spokeswoman confirmed on Tuesday.
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Trump Who? White House Not Preoccupied With Former President
To hear the new White House spokeswoman tell it, Joe Biden's team doesn't spend a lot of time thinking about former president Donald Trump -- and they certainly don't miss him on Twitter.
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China Sanctions On Trump Officials "Unproductive": Biden Administration
China's move to sanction former Trump administration officials was "unproductive and cynical", a spokeswoman for President Joe Biden's National Security Council said on Wednesday, urging Americans from both parties to condemn the action.
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Biden Administration Says Won't Lift Travel Bans Despite Trump Statement
US President-elect Joe Biden's spokeswoman quickly dismissed Donald Trump's announcement Monday that a Covid-19 ban on travelers arriving from much of Europe and Brazil would be lifted, underlining the fractious transition of power.
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Facebook Tracking Rise in Violent Rhetoric Linked to US Presidential Inauguration
Facebook is seeing signs that indicate potential future acts of violence by Donald Trump supporters in efforts to contest the result of the US presidential elections, a company spokeswoman has told Reuters.
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Trump Condemns Capitol Violence In "Strongest Possible Terms": Spokeswoman
Donald Trump condemns "in the strongest possible terms" violence by supporters who entered the US Capitol after being whipped up in a speech by the president, his spokeswoman said Thursday.
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Donald Trump To Continue Election-Related Litigation, Says White House Official
US President Donald Trump will continue his legal fight for re-election, said White House spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany during a press briefing on Tuesday (local time).
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Melania Trump Cancels Rare Campaign Appearance Due To "Lingering Cough"
President Donald Trump's wife Melania is canceling a rare joint appearance with him at a campaign rally Tuesday due to a "lingering cough" following her infection with the coronavirus, a spokeswoman said.
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Mike Pompeo Shortens Asia Trip Amid Trump's Hospitalisation
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will cut short his trip to Asia this week, a department spokeswoman said Saturday, visiting Japan but skipping planned stops to South Korea and Mongolia.
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TikTok Data Collection Practices Should Be Investigated by FTC, Say Two US Senators
Two US Republican senators on Thursday asked the Federal Trade Commission for an investigation of video-sharing app TikTok's consumer data collection and processing practices.
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Trump To Send 1,500 Extra Troops To US-Mexico Border
US President Donald Trump will send 1,500 more soldiers to the border with Mexico as part of a flurry of steps to tackle immigration, his spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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NATO Chief Discusses 'Global Security' With Donald Trump
NATO chief Mark Rutte held talks with US President-elect Donald Trump in Florida on the "global security issues facing the alliance", a spokeswoman said.
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Trump Names Karoline Leavitt, 27, As White House Press Secretary
President-elect Donald Trump announced Friday that 27-year-old campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt will serve as his White House press secretary.
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Biden "Knows How To Come Back" After Poor Debate: Spokeswoman
The White House said Tuesday that President Joe Biden can bounce back from his poor debate performance last week, adding there was no need for him to prove his cognitive abilities.
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Panel Probing US Capitol Riot Demands Testimony From Trump Inner Circle
The panel investigating the January 6 assault on the US Capitol issued a new round of subpoenas Tuesday to some of then-president Donald Trump's most senior lieutenants, including spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany and trusted confidante Stephen Miller.
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Facebook Oversight Board Says It Received Appeal From 'User' in Donald Trump Ban Case
Facebook's oversight board has received a "user statement" for the case it is deciding about whether the social media company was right to indefinitely suspend former President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts, a board spokeswoman confirmed on Tuesday.
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Trump Who? White House Not Preoccupied With Former President
To hear the new White House spokeswoman tell it, Joe Biden's team doesn't spend a lot of time thinking about former president Donald Trump -- and they certainly don't miss him on Twitter.
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China Sanctions On Trump Officials "Unproductive": Biden Administration
China's move to sanction former Trump administration officials was "unproductive and cynical", a spokeswoman for President Joe Biden's National Security Council said on Wednesday, urging Americans from both parties to condemn the action.
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Biden Administration Says Won't Lift Travel Bans Despite Trump Statement
US President-elect Joe Biden's spokeswoman quickly dismissed Donald Trump's announcement Monday that a Covid-19 ban on travelers arriving from much of Europe and Brazil would be lifted, underlining the fractious transition of power.
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Facebook Tracking Rise in Violent Rhetoric Linked to US Presidential Inauguration
Facebook is seeing signs that indicate potential future acts of violence by Donald Trump supporters in efforts to contest the result of the US presidential elections, a company spokeswoman has told Reuters.
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Trump Condemns Capitol Violence In "Strongest Possible Terms": Spokeswoman
Donald Trump condemns "in the strongest possible terms" violence by supporters who entered the US Capitol after being whipped up in a speech by the president, his spokeswoman said Thursday.
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Donald Trump To Continue Election-Related Litigation, Says White House Official
US President Donald Trump will continue his legal fight for re-election, said White House spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany during a press briefing on Tuesday (local time).
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Melania Trump Cancels Rare Campaign Appearance Due To "Lingering Cough"
President Donald Trump's wife Melania is canceling a rare joint appearance with him at a campaign rally Tuesday due to a "lingering cough" following her infection with the coronavirus, a spokeswoman said.
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Mike Pompeo Shortens Asia Trip Amid Trump's Hospitalisation
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will cut short his trip to Asia this week, a department spokeswoman said Saturday, visiting Japan but skipping planned stops to South Korea and Mongolia.
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TikTok Data Collection Practices Should Be Investigated by FTC, Say Two US Senators
Two US Republican senators on Thursday asked the Federal Trade Commission for an investigation of video-sharing app TikTok's consumer data collection and processing practices.
