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Trump wanted to order Justice Department to prosecute Comey and Clinton

Trump wanted to order Justice Department to prosecute Comey and Clinton

Lawyer Don McGahn rebuffed the President and wrote a memo warning of a range of consequences for Trump, including possible impeachment.

  • by Michael S. Schmidt & Maggie Haberman

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Would this picture make you believe fake news about turtles?
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Would this picture make you believe fake news about turtles?

"You'll never believe these pictures." But according to researchers, yes you will...

  • by Sherryn Groch
'Maybe he did, maybe he didn't': Trump backs Saudis after killing
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'Maybe he did, maybe he didn't': Trump backs Saudis after killing

Trump said it was unclear whether Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman approved the plan to assassinate Khashoggi - despite the CIA concluding he did.

  • by Matthew Knott
But her emails: Democrats to probe Ivanka Trump's private email use
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But her emails: Democrats to probe Ivanka Trump's private email use

Democrats called for an investigation into Donald Trump's daughter following reports Ivanka used a personal email account last year for government business.

'He's afraid of those situations': Why Trump has avoided visiting troops
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'He's afraid of those situations': Why Trump has avoided visiting troops

Donald Trump has come under increasing scrutiny for his treatment of military affairs and failure to visit service members deployed to Afghanistan or Iraq.

  • by Josh Dawsey & Pual Sonne
Judge temporaily blocks US from enforcing Trump asylum ban
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Judge temporaily blocks US from enforcing Trump asylum ban

A US judge temporarily blocked an order by President Donald Trump that barred asylum for immigrants who enter the country illegally from Mexico.

  • by Dan Levine
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CNN's Jim Acosta gets his pass back, this time permanently
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CNN's Jim Acosta gets his pass back, this time permanently

The White House has also announced new rules for journalists at press conferences, including one question only.

  • by Susan Heavey
Democratic senators sue over Trump's latest appointee
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Democratic senators sue over Trump's latest appointee

Three senators have argued that Acting Attorney-General Matthew Whitaker's appointment is unconstitutional and a federal judge should remove him.

  • by Eric Tucker
White House still plans to ban CNN reporter Jim Acosta
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White House still plans to ban CNN reporter Jim Acosta

White House officials reportedly told Acosta they would suspend his press pass once a temporary restraining order expires.

  • by Meagan Flynn
US can't afford to stay ahead of China's military, former Pentagon official warns
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US can't afford to stay ahead of China's military, former Pentagon official warns

Report also warns the United States could lose the confidence of key allies and partners in Asia, such as Australia.

  • by David Wroe
Frontline in US-China power struggle reaches Australia's doorstep
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Frontline in US-China power struggle reaches Australia's doorstep

The last time there was an imperial-scale contest for power over Australia's sphere it was on the Kokoda Track. The contemporary Kokoda campaign was engaged on the weekend.

  • by Peter Hartcher