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As lawmakers look at legal tools and historical guidance in an attempt to hold President Donald Trump accountable for the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol last week, a little known section of the 14th Amendment is being re-examined.
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US President Donald Trump - just like anyone from outside the country - would not be welcome in Scotland at the moment due to a coronavirus lockdown, Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Tuesday.
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Televangelist Pat Robertson on Monday said, President Donald Trump "still lives in an alternate reality." Robertson, a staunch ally of the outgoing president was being nice in his choice of words. In my opinion, Trump is a ticking time-bomb.
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Attorney General William Barr is considering leaving his post before January 20, the day President Donald Trump leaves office. Barr has been the target of growing criticism from President Trump and his supporters.
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Senator Mitt Romney (R-Utah) on Thursday night issued a scathing condemnation of President Donald Trump’s leadership during the coronavirus pandemic, calling the president's rhetoric a “great human tragedy.”
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Donald Trump's refusal to concede the election, his many lawsuits based on allegations of voter fraud, and the firings of Pentagon officials, has raised the risk-assessment meter into the red zone for many people. What kind of crazy end-game is this?
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It all finally caught up to President Donald Trump. Trump, who built a brand on projecting indestructibility, has been branded as something he despises: a loser. And once he leaves the protections afforded a sitting president, his problems will multiply.
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President Donald Trump slammed infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci in a call with his campaign team Monday, calling him a "disaster," and telling his team that "People are tired of COVID."
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The New York Times editorial staff wrote that Donald Trump is the "Greatest threat to American Democracy since WWII," while Rudy Giuliani's daughter, in Vanity Fair, called on voters to end Trump's "reign of terror."
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President Donald Trump has taken his comedy show on the road for near-nightly political rallies that make a mockery of public health guidelines, even as the number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. nears 8 million and the death toll surpasses 217,000.
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With the presidential election less than a month away, the coronavirus is not pausing as it relentlessly continues to spread across most of the U.S., a stark reminder that colder weather will create a resurgence of the virus.
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I don't know what others are thinking today, but I am totally fed up with what is going on in our country. In my lifetime, I have never seen the level of animosity and hatred that is rampant across America, and there is only one person to blame.
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President Trump has said he is considering a pardon of Edward Snowden, a prominent whistleblower. A number of US Congress members have already opposed such a move.
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There is renewed speculation that President Trump will pardon whistleblower Edward Snowden. There have recently been a new round of calls for him to do so after Trump made comments that many people think he was not treated fairly.
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After almost daily rants against China, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is now indicating that the goal of US hostility is to change China as the US begins what is in effect a new Cold War against the country.
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The U.S. State Department and the United Nations say the Trump administration formally notified the UN Monday of its intention to withdraw from the WHO, triggering a 12-month withdrawal process that will end with the US exiting on July 6, 2021.
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As part of the peace deal the US signed with the Taliban the end of February the US agreed to withdraw troops down to 8,600 by the end of July. But by last week officials announced that withdrawals had already reached that target.
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A case has been made, based on official government documents, that President Trump has personally interfered in blocking a U.S. collaboration on coronavirus research, aimed at attempting to ascertain the origins of the virus.
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When US police flooded street across the US to control protesters a couple of weeks ago, to many the scene looked as if the army had been deployed as many police had camouflage uniforms and combat gear, armored vehicles, and high-powered assault weapons.
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While the US House controlled by Democrats often challenges Trump policy in the annual National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) it is not often that the Republican-controlled Senate does so but Senate revisions are provoking a possible Trump veto.
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The Trump administration has expressed little concern over climate change or the environment as it pursues its goal of American dominance in the energy market.
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Relations between the US and Germany have reached such a low level that the Trump Administration has announced that 9,500 troops will be returning from Germany to the US.
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US Defense Secretary Mark Esper opposed President Donald Trump's idea of invoking the Insurrection Act so as to deploy active-duty US troops in US cities to quell protests against the murder of George Floyd by a police officer.
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The infamous Senator Joe McCarthy and Trump have a lot in common. McCarthy started years of persecution of individuals, blacklists, and attacked opponents, whether they existed or not. Trump is much too similar.
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With the death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. now over 100,400 people, President Donald Trump, more concerned about his reputation and reelection in November, is taking his war with Twitter to a new level.
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President Donald Trump on Friday boasted that the US military is developing a new "super-duper" missile that he claimed can travel 17-times faster than anything in the current arsenal, a claim the Pentagon was unwilling to confirm.
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The Iran War Powers resolution was passed in the US Senate in February and then In the House of Representatives in March. On Wednesday it was vetoed by President Trump who claimed it was insulting and dangerous as it limited his ability to attack Iran.
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With a peace deal signed in February between the Taliban and the 12,00 US, troops are already being withdrawn from Afghanistan. However, as concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic rise Trump would like to remove all US troops sooner rather than later.
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US has for months been demanding that South Korea pay a huge percentage of the cost of keeping US troops in the country. However, the issue still remains unresolved.
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Brian Kemp, the Republican governor of Georgia, admitted on Wednesday that he had only just learned that asymptomatic individuals can still spread coronavirus — even though health experts had warned about the possibility as early as January.
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The 10 highest-polling candidates for the GOP nomination. The debate, took place in Cleveland, Ohio, and was aired on Fox News on August 6, 2015. Illustration by Digital Journal
Chart shows the incarceration rates of U.S. born, Mexican and Guatemalan/Salvadoran born men without a high school diploma, 2000 & 2010 American Immigration Council
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush, right, acknowledged that the bar is likely higher for him in 2016, being the son and brother of two presidents Chip Somodevilla, GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA/AFP
Donald Trump with his children Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric Trump at the opening of the Trump Tower in Toronto, in 2012, located at the corner of Bay and Adelaide Streets.
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Donald Trump, is a businessman and is the 45th President of the United States. The caricature was adapted from a Creative Commons licensed photo by Michael Vadon. Donkey Hotey / Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
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US tycoon Donald Trump plays a stroke as he officially opens the Trump International Golf Links course in Aberdeenshire on July 10, 2012 Andy Buchanan, AFP
A man walks past an advertising board reading "Trump calls media enemy of the people" on the sidelines of a meeting between US President and his Russian counterpart on July 16, 2018 in Helsinki, Finland Jonathan NACKSTRAND, AFP/File
Donald Trump with his children Donald Jr., and Ivanka at the opening of the Trump Tower in Toronto located at the corner of Bay and Adelaide Streets.
Police block a group of over a hundred protestors from entering the Duquesne Club where Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was having lunch after addressing a group of energy executives. Stephen Pope/Digital Journal News
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Hillary Clinton shakes hands with Donald Trump after the first presidential debate at Hofstra University in New York on September 26, 2016. Jewel Samad, AFP
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton both won seven of the 11 states voting on Super Tuesday , AFP/File
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