Woodward’s book on the Trump White House, ‘Fear,’ is slated for publication this month.
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EPA’s internal watchdog finds no reason for $3.5 million in extra security for former chief
Scott Pruitt, who resigned his job as head of the EPA this summer, faced a barrage of criticism from both sides of the political aisle for millions in additional spending on security, travel and perks.
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New Woodward book details rage, backstabbing, ‘nervous breakdown’ of Trump White House
The book, ‘Fear,’ paints a picture of the Trump presidency in which his anger and paranoia paralyze the White House, while staffers endure his temper and insults.
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Deep divides on display in chaotic opening day of Kavanaugh confirmation hearing
While Brett Kavanaugh says he would not judge cases based on his own views, Democrats call for a delay in the confirmation and protesters disrupt the proceedings.
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Kathleen Parker: Onward Christian soldiers, marching to … midterm elections?
Trump warns a gathering of evangelical pastors about violence should Democrats prevail in November.
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Coal country to pay a price under Trump’s planned clean-air rollback
Mining jobs could be saved if the president eases Obama-era pollution restrictions, but the EPA says more deaths and illness will result.
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Trump praises Tiger Woods for comments
When asked about the president’s policies, the golfer said he respects the office.
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Maine Voices: Every day I ask myself: How can this be happening in America?
Trump’s slimy behavior and his party leadership’s reluctance to criticize him are embarrassingly farcical.
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U.S.-Canada trade talks to resume after odd turn for the worse
President Trump says he plans to sign an agreement with Mexico in 90 days, but Congress would eventually have to approve any agreement.
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Commentary: Stormy Daniels payoff wouldn’t be enough to impeach Trump
And there is zero chance that a two-thirds majority of senators would convict the president for giving hush money to an adult-film star.