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Category: Politics
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Trump’s niece fills out the picture of Trump the cheater
In Mary Trump’s new book, she claims Trump paid someone to take the SAT for him. It’s merely the latest example of alleged cheating early in Trump’s origin story.
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DNC blasts Facebook for ‘unkept promises’ ahead of ad boycott meetings
The memo from the Democratic National Committee was drawn up as the company’s top executives prepared to meet with leaders of the #StopHateforProfit campaign.
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Trump’s worldview forged by neglect and trauma at home, his niece says in new book
Mary Trump, who has a doctoral degree in clinical psychology, shares a history of family tragedy and division with President Trump.
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Trump leaves the GOP with another mess on Confederate symbols
As even Southern Republicans urge their party to move past the flag debate, Trump goes in the opposite direction.
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Yet again, Trump is accused of doing something he falsely claimed Obama did
In his niece’s new book, she alleges that Trump paid someone to take the SAT test he used to get into Wharton.
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It took four days to add the most recent 200,000 coronavirus cases. It took 16 to add 10,000 more deaths.
At the state level, the patterns vary.
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Will SCOTUS defeats boomerang to shore up evangelical support for Trump? Here’s how they could.
Trump promised religious conservatives that he’d deliver them judges who would rule the way they like, but things haven’t always gone that way.
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McEnany defends Trump’s view on Confederate flag by claiming he doesn’t have one
The president and White House are struggling to justify increasingly antiquated views..
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The Finance 202: Washington is flying blind as it tries to craft the next coronavirus rescue bill
The economic data remains muddled and is often contradictory.
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The Cybersecurity 202: Hacking tensions with Iran are surging again after nuclear site fire
Iran has threatened to retaliate for the possible cyberattack but not officially blamed the U.S. or Israel
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Supreme Court says states may require presidential electors to support popular-vote winner
The court announced its decision on Monday.
