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Trump sidelines immigration nominee for ‘tougher direction’
President Donald Trump said Friday he was pulling the nomination of his pick to lead U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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In Iraq visit, Trump makes false claims about military pay again
Next year’s pay raise isn’t the first in a decade, and it won’t be a 10 percent increase, despite what the president told troops.
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Shutdown Watch: Trump, Democrats reach deal to reopen government
President Donald Trump announced Jan. 25 that he plans to sign legislation that would temporarily open government but does not include border wall funding.
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The shutdown is long over, but these workers are still unpaid
Workers who perform everyday tasks at federal buildings such as cleaning, serving food and providing security will not see back pay from the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
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Here’s Trump’s FY20 budget. It’s about to get shredded.
President Trump’s new budget reflects White House funding priorities, but it has little if any chance of becoming law.
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Homeland Security secretary insists border crisis is ‘real’
Committee Chairman Bennie Thompson said he wanted to use the hearing in part to give Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen the opportunity to start a “serious discussion,” rather than echoing President Donald Trump’s claims of a security crisis at the border, and to say what she knew about the family separations last year.
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Rep. Schiff warns of subpoenas, lawsuit over Mueller report
He said anything less than complete disclosure would leave Barr, who now oversees the investigation, with “a tarnished legacy.”
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Why the shutdown could aggravate the cyber workforce gap
The prolonged shutdown could devastate an already hollowed out workforce.
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Prison break: As the Trump administration touts prison reform as a victory, the Federal Bureau of Prisons struggles
Officers on the ground say that many BOP locations are seriously understaffed, resulting in dangerous working conditions.
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Here’s why 22 Republicans voted against blocking Trump from NATO pullout
Some House Republicans voted against a resolution supporting NATO this week because they saw it as an attack on President Donald Trump.











