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‘It was a different mind-set’: How Trump soured on Tillerson as his top diplomat
The president dumps his secretary of state via Twitter, ending a 14-month relationship defined by mutual animosity and frustration. http://www.washingtonpost.com/ -
Trump unrestrained: Recent moves show president listening to his gut more than advisers
Trump’s impulsive moves on Tillerson, trade and North Korea alarm critics and his staff. http://www.washingtonpost.com/ -
Sunshine Week is turbid under Trump
“At the White House and in many agencies, transparency seems to be perceived as an enemy, rather than an indispensable ... -
Complaint alleges Sen. Ben Clark lives outside his district
RAEFORD — The mayor pro tem of Spring Lake filed a complaint on Tuesday with the Hoke County Board of ... -
In first California visit, Trump visits border-wall prototypes, blasts Gov. Jerry Brown
The president said Gov. Jerry Brown was doing “a terrible job” and also denounced the state’s sanctuary cities. http://www.washingtonpost.com/ -
To attract GOP moderates, House immigration bill could become more generous for DACA recipients
The Goodlatte immigration bill is increasingly seen by Republican leaders as the last chance this election year to kick-start congressional ... -
Nominees for secretary of state and CIA director face probable backlash in Senate
The criticism will mostly be fueled by partisan anger about how Trump fired Tillerson, but it is not expected to ... -
Outside groups poured in $12 million ahead of Pennsylvania special election
The vast majority of outside spending on Tuesday’s Pennsylvania special election went toward boosting GOP candidate Rick Saccone. http://www.washingtonpost.com/ -
The confusing timeline on Roger Stone's communications with WikiLeaks
Did Stone know anything? If so, how? And when? http://www.washingtonpost.com/ -
Visiting California, Trump says Gov. Jerry Brown is doing a 'terrible job'
“They have the highest taxes in the United States. The place is totally out of control,” the president said, following ...
