Michael Flynn, Mr. Trump’s first national security adviser, who resigned after less than a month, accepted more than $500,000 to investigate a Turkish cleric in Pennsylvania, documents show.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has been adroit in handling Vladimir Putin of Russia, but Mr. Trump “is a different kind of testosterone-driven guy,” a German newspaper publisher said.
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The bill would also significantly increase the financial penalties for employees who do not join workplace wellness programs.
Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah suggested that Americans should invest in health care rather than “getting that new iPhone.” His constituents had something to say about that.
The government has been given the power to remove foreign residents on the suspicion that they have terror ties or pose a security risk.
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