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Washington Post |
We are all conspiracy theorists
Washington Post “Less than two months into the administration, the danger is no longer that Trump will make conspiracy thinking mainstream. That has already come to pass. Conspiracy theories, rumor and outright lies now drive the news ... That Trump's former national ... and more » |
The Epoch Times |
What Is the 'Deep State' We Keep Hearing About?
The Epoch Times The “deep state” term emerged in Turkey, referring to a network of individuals in several branches of government who have ties to ex-generals, officials, and organized crime—existing without the knowledge of other military officials or politicians ... |
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty |
Kremlin Spokesman: Russia Impatient With Trump Administration
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Trump's national security adviser resigned after he acknowledged misleading White House officials about his communications with Russia's ambassador. Five different congressional committees are also conducting Russia-related inquires. Peskov criticized ... Russia impatient for improved dialogue with US: Putin aideThe New Indian Express The T Files: Everyone is a conspiracy theoristNew Zealand Herald all 104 news articles » |
RealClearPolitics |
McCain on Trump/Russia Controversy: "More Shoes To Drop On This Centipede"
RealClearPolitics For example, why was the provision in the Republican platform that called for the provision of defensive weapons to Ukraine, after being invaded by Russia, why was that taken out of the Republican platform? Clearly, it was not the will of most Republicans. and more » |
UPI.com |
Kremlin spokesman: 'Russia is being demonized'
CNN Saying he didn't know where to begin with all the allegations, Zakaria began by asking Peskov directly if the Russian government had "any collaboration or serious communication back and forth with Donald Trump's campaign during the election campaign ... 2016 Presidential Campaign Hacking Fast FactsGant Daily Fareed Zakaria on the most powerful man in the world - Honolulu, Hawaii news, sports & weather - KITV Channel 4KITV Honolulu Putin Spokesman Says Russian Ambassador Met With Clinton Campaign AdvisersDaily Caller UPI.com -Daily Mail -New York Post all 60 news articles » |
Bloomberg |
Truth of Trump's Wiretap Claim Should Emerge Soon, Lawmakers Say
Bloomberg “President Trump said last weekend that he wanted the intelligence committees in the Senate and the House to take up this matter as part of our broader inquiry into Russia's activities into our political system last year,” Cotton said on “Face the ... and more » |
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NBCNews.com |
Trump Voters Would Be Hit Hardest By Health Care Replacement Plan
NBCNews.com The House plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act would hit one group of voters especially hard: older, rural voters who were crucial to President Donald Trump's victory in 2016. The House plan would offer tax credits based on income and age ... Donald Trump's health secretary vows Obamacare replacement will see 'no one worse off', despite fearsThe Independent all 505 news articles » |
Fervor and Fanaticism: The Parallels between Trumpism and Other Mass Movements
Huffington Post “Mass movements do not usually rise until the prevailing order has been discredited,” writes Eric Hoffer in his 1951 classic The True Believer. Once underway, that discrediting tends to be systematic and wholesale: it glorifies the past to belittle the ... and more » |
PRI |
Moscow is still waiting for Trump's promised better relations
PRI "We consider it a real danger for the future of our bilateral relationship and we sincerely want to see this hysteria coming to its logic end," the Kremlin spokesman said. Trump's national securityadvisor Michael Flynn was forced to step down when it ... Kremlin Spokesman: Russia Impatient With Trump AdministrationRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Repairing US-Russia rift vital for global security; can it be done?UPI.com all 55 news articles » |
Las Vegas Review-Journal |
Analysis: Trump tries health care: Can the party of no get a yes?
Las Vegas Review-Journal He won the electoral college — and as his predecessor Barack Obama liked to say, “elections have consequences.” Trump's Republican party controls the House and the Senate, which should mean there are no sand traps or water hazards on his golf course ... and more » |
Hurriyet Daily News |
US, Russia will never give up the Kurdish card in Syria
Hurriyet Daily News ... has said it will not allow any fait accompli in the region without its military and politicalapproval. The Russians have reflected this stance in the field. The motivation of Russian soldiers is very high, and this has earned Putin great support ... and more » |
Washington Post |
Next steps for the Trump resistance
Washington Post These pox-on-both-houses voters made up 18 percent of the electorate, and went 47 percent to 30 percent for Trump over Clinton, with most of the rest opting for third-party choices. These are the Trump agnostics. They are central to our political ... and more » |
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CNN |
Putting 'America First,' Trump said to plan lighter foreign travel than predecessors
CNN Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump, who entered office vowing to prioritize American workers and issues, has told his advisers to plan a lighter schedule of foreign travel than his recent predecessors, according to people familiar with the ... and more » |
Washington Times |
Donald Trump looks to ease tensions with Angela Merkel, German chancellor
Washington Times The White House will attempt to put a positive spin on U.S.-German relations this week when German Chancellor Angela Merkel visits Washington for her first personal encounter with President Trump, after months of disagreements over trade, immigration ... When Donald Trump meets Angela Merkel: the five key battleground areasTelegraph.co.uk all 106 news articles » |
AOL |
McCain predicts further revelations about Trump's ties to Russia
AOL Sen. John McCain predicted Sunday that the public would learn more about the relationship between President Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian government. In an interview on CNN's "State of the Union," the Arizona Republican ... AP Interview: Former Obama spokesman talks Trump, RussiaInquirer.net Where Does FISAgate End Up? Probably Nowhere.National Review 'Of course I don't have any evidence': Conway says she has no proof after floating theory that Obama administration ...Daily Mail CNN -NorthJersey.com all 543 news articles » |
USA TODAY |
Kellyanne Conway suggests even wider surveillance of Trump campaign
USA TODAY “The investigation is about a bunch of people who can't believe that Hillary Clinton lost the election,” Conway said, her voice rising when asked about the possibility that Russian operatives may have helped to defeat Clinton and insure that Trump won. McCain predicts further revelations about Trump's ties to RussiaAOL Appearing on Russian state television, longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone pushes Trump'swiretap lieSalon AP Interview: Former Obama Spokesman Talks Trump, RussiaVoice of America RT -CNN all 497 news articles » |
Salon |
Appearing on Russian state television, longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone pushes Trump's wiretap lie
Salon Stone, a longtime friend, ally, and adviser to Trump, is reportedly under investigation by law enforcement as part of a probe of links between Trump associates and Russian officials during the 2016 campaign. Stone claimed last August that he personally ... McCain calls on Trump to clarify wiretapping claimCNN John McCain tells Donald Trump to prove Obama wiretap claim or else retract itThe Independent 'No reason to believe it's true': McCain calls on Trump to retract wiretap claim or provide proofRT Bloomberg -The Hill all 171 news articles » |
The Hill |
No evidence of Trump collusion with Russia
New Jersey Herald The question is why the exact same phrase is not used as emphatically when The New York Times, Washington Post and other news outlets report about Trump minions possibly colluding with Russians to affect the outcome of the 2016 presidential election ... House Intel panel sets date for first Russia hearingThe Hill Jay Ambrose: Trump collusion with Russia? No evidenceNaples Daily News all 387 news articles » |
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Today in the Trump Administration
Trump Schedule
President Trump is at the White House where he held his first cabinet meeting today.
Trump on the Healthcare Plan
President Trump continued to make a push for the American Healthcare Act, the GOP’s Obamacare replacement. In a “listening session” composed of people who have complaints about the effects of the ACA, Trump compared Obamacare to the former president.
What you missed yesterday
Democrats blast Trump for firing U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara
Democrats are criticizing President Donald Trump for firing U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, saying it is a further window into the character of Mr. Trump and an effort to sideline critical voices in the judicial branch.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-New York), who represents the state in which Bharara is based, said he was “caught off guard” by the announcement and that Bharara will be “sorely missed” in New York.
Rand Paul: Conservatives “not going to vote for” GOP health care plan
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) hasn’t been shy about his issues with the Republican health care overhaul plan -- and on Sunday, he said congressional conservatives are “not going to vote for it.”
“Right now I think there’s a charm offensive going on -- everybody’s being nice to everybody because they want us to vote for this, but we’re not going to vote for it,” Paul told CBS’ “Face the Nation.”
Paul said House Speaker Paul Ryan is pitching the health care bill as a “binary choice” between his overhaul plan and Obamacare as it currently stands -- and isn’t interested in negotiating with the more conservative members of his party.
Paul Ryan says he hasn’t seen anything to support Trump’s wiretapping claims
House Speaker Paul Ryan said in an interview airing Sunday that he has not seen anything to suggest former President Obama wiretapped President Donald Trump during the 2016 election -- but that what Mr. Trump tweets is “outside of [his] control” and that the congressional investigation will clear up the truth.
“That’s outside of my control, what is tweeted or what isn’t tweeted. We’re focused on health care. The president’s focused on health care,” Ryan said in an interview with CBS’ “Face the Nation.” “I think he’s frustrated with this whole thing about Russia. I think he’s frustrated with selective leaks coming from parts of government that malign his campaign.”
Putin aide says Russia is frustrated with Trump administration
The spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin is expressing frustration with the inconclusive first two months of relations between Moscow and the Trump administration.
The election of President Trump, who had spoken admiringly of Putin and called for improved US-Russia relations, had raised hopes in the Kremlin. But Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says there are no signs of progress yet.
“Face the Nation”
House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont; and Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, appear on “Face the Nation” with host John Dickerson Sunday.
Lawmakers demand evidence for Trump’s wiretap claim
The House intelligence committee is asking the Trump administration for evidence that the phones at Trump Tower were tapped during the campaign as its namesake has charged.
President Donald Trump asserted in a tweet last week: “Terrible! Just found out that Obama had my ‘wires tapped’ in Trump Tower just before the victory. Nothing found. This is McCarthyism!” He continued the allegation against former President Barack Obama in other tweets but offered no evidence.
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Deutsche Welle |
Things Donald Trump said about Angela Merkel – and vice versa
Deutsche Welle Against that historical backdrop the number and ferocity of Donald Trump's unprovoked verbal attacks during the presidential campaign against Chancellor Merkel were truly unprecedented. "I always thought Merkel was, like, this great leader," he said in ... and more » |
CBS News |
Today in Trump: March 13, 2017
CBS News House Speaker Paul Ryan said in an interview airing Sunday that he has not seen anything to suggest former President Obama wiretapped President Donald Trump during the 2016 election -- but that what Mr. Trump tweets is “outside of [his] control” and ... and more » |
The Arabs Know that the Moslem Brotherhood are Terrorists
American Thinker Those may be the most important words any Muslim leader has said since 9/11/01. Yet Obama chose to ignore Sisi and supported the Muslim Brotherhood instead. What does that tell you? Hillary's closest confidante, Huma Abedin, comes from an MB family, ... |
Jerusalem Post Israel News |
Netanyahu pushes Putin and Trump to curtail the Iranian threat to Israel
Jerusalem Post Israel News That was Netanyahu's message to Putin during their meeting in Moscow on Thursday. The concern in Jerusalem is that the Russian-backed Assad regime's victory over ISIS-affiliated forces will pave the way for Iran, Assad's other ally, to fill the vacuum ... and more » |
New York Daily News |
Trump has never been a manager
New York Daily News It's amazing any American ever fell for the idea that Donald Trump was a world-class business executive who would bring first-rate private-sector leadership — the ability to hire the best people and motivate them to do great work — to Washington. |
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Politico |
House investigators on a Trump-Russia 'collision course'
Politico Adam Schiff says Russia's effort to sway the election for President Donald Trump is one of the most serious issues of our time. Devin Nunes isn't even convinced Russia tried to help Trump. As Nunes and Schiff, the Republican chairman and top Democrat ... McCain predicts further revelations about Trump's ties to RussiaAOL John McCain on President Trump's Russian Connections: 'Lot of Shoes to Drop'Fortune Kellyanne Conway suggests even wider surveillance of Trump campaignUSA TODAY National Review -RealClearPolitics -Washington Times all 422 news articles » |
U.S. News & World Report |
Cooperation with Russia in Syria Off the Table for Trump Team
U.S. News & World Report President Donald Trump's national security team is not considering any increase in cooperation with Russia against the Islamic State group in Syria, according to multiple current advisers and former officials who have seen a plan the Pentagon delivered ... and more » |
Politico |
Trump's Man in Moscow
Politico That would be unlike his new boss, whose open admiration for Putin has prompted alarm in European capitals, derision from hawkish Democrats and scorn even from some within his ownpolitical party. “Huntsman will carry out the president's policy in ... and more » |
Washington Post |
Foreign leaders try to find their footing with a mercurial yet crucial ally: Trump
Washington Post The Japanese studied the psychological profile of Trump, and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe raced to Trump Tower before the new president had even taken the oath of office, to present him with the golf club, valued at $3,755. (During their trip last month ... and more » |
Trump and his White House don’t argue on the merits. They attack the institutions that come up with facts and arguments they don’t like.
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New York Post |
Conway suggests surveillance of Trump went beyond phones
New York Post WASHINGTON — Senior White House adviser Kellyanne Conway is suggesting that alleged government surveillance of Donald Trump during his campaign may have gone beyond the president's accusation that former President Barack Obama had his ... Monday Deadline for Wiretapping ProofTMZ.com House Intelligence Panel Wants Wiretapping Evidence by MondayNBCNews.com Kellyanne Conway suggests Barack Obama was spying on Donald Trump through a microwaveThe Independent Huffington Post -Taranaki Daily News all 373 news articles » |
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Tusk summoned by Warsaw prosecutors in Russian security case
Financial Times Donald Tusk, the European Council president, has been summoned for questioning this week by Warsaw prosecutors probing cooperation between Polish and Russian security services, according to reports. ... “Mr Donald Tusk has been summoned as a witness in ... and more » |
The Independent |
Steve Bannon 'under criminal investigation' for voter registration fraud
The Independent President Donald Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon is reportedly under "an active criminal"investigation for voter registration fraud. Mr Bannon is being investigated after he registered to vote in Florida while he owned a house in Southern ... During his political rise, Stephen K. Bannon was a man with no fixed addressWashington Post REPORT: Steve Bannon Under Criminal Investigation For Florida Residency ClaimThe New Civil Rights Movement Steve Bannon is under "criminal" investigation for voter registration fraudMic all 21 news articles » |
Salt Lake Tribune |
Huntsman faces 'impossible' task as US ambassador to Russia
Salt Lake Tribune Washington • Tensions are high between Washington and Moscow — with possible congressional investigations pending on the latter's meddling in the U.S. election and alleged ties among President Donald Trump, his team and Russian officials — and the ... Will Jon Huntsman Go Rogue in Moscow?POLITICO Magazine all 13 news articles » |
Washington Examiner |
Democrat rips Trump: 'Liar,' 'serial liar,' 'lies all the time' | Washington ...
Washington Examiner Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., said Monday that President Trump has shown he's a liar in his short time in office, and that he shouldn't be able to get away with ... Dem Rep. Jerrold Nadler: Trump Is a 'Serial Liar' - Newsmax.comNewsmax all 4 news articles » |
When “crazy” is in charge.
Albany Times Union (blog) Recently, The Atlantic ran an article where a psychologist analyzed President Trump from afar, calling him amongst other things, a “narcissist.” As I like to .... Nixon was also known to walk around the White House and speak to the portraits of dead ... and more » |
Sputnik International |
Reason Behind Pentagon's Concerns Over Increasing Russian Influence in N Africa
Sputnik International The Pentagon's concerns over Russia's increasing contacts with Libyan politicians and military officials stem from the fact that the United States is losing control over the situation in North Africa, according to military expert and journalist Igor ... and more » |
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