Andrew McCabe, who filled in for the fired James Comey, told the president that he didn’t vote, in a conversation that has drawn the interest of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Canada sends U.S. a trade message, joins 11-nation Trans-Pacific deal
Prime Minister Trudeau makes it clear that the world is moving ahead on lowering barriers without the Trump administration, which had just announced new tariffs.
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Supreme Court asked to expedite its ruling on DACA
But it is unclear whether justices will accept the appeal this term before an appellate court hears the case.
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President pushes back against chief of staff’s comments
In a tweet, Trump says ‘The Wall is the Wall, it has never changed or evolved from the first day I conceived of it.’
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Dana Milbank: Trump apologists also not recalling the potential cost of hiding the truth
Besides seeing their integrity turn to crap, they also can be viewed as complicit in the president’s ugly behaviors.
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Special case of the ‘Dreamers’ calls for solution based on country’s values
They are fellow citizens in all but name, and we should bring them fully into the American family.
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Maine Voices: Trump’s reported comments on Haiti force us to reckon with who we are
The ignorant and racist remarks ascribed to him lay bare in the starkest terms the choices before us.
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Another View: False missile alert in Hawaii offers warning that’s not so hard to believe
In calmer times, it might have been shrugged off – but today, a new nuclear threat looms.
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Trump lashes out at Democratic senator who reported vulgar remark
Without an explicit denial of his comments, the president says Sen. Dick Durbin is undermining a deal on immigration.
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Q & A: An interview with Francesco Duina
In a new book, the Bates professor explores an apparent contradiction: Americans living in poverty, yet proudly flying the flag.