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Saturday, 13 April 2019

Report: White House wanted to release immigrants into sanctuary cities to punish Democrats

The White House tried to pressure immigration authorities into releasing captured immigrants into sanctuary cities, particularly liberal strongholds, to punish Democrats

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Matthew Albence set to lead ICE following massive DHS shakeup, sources say

Matthew Albence, the deputy director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, will be tapped to head the agency, two officials told USA TODAY.

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Former Obama White House counsel Gregory Craig charged with false statements, concealing information

Prosecutors charged Gregory Craig with lying about his work on behalf of Ukraine. It was part of a lobbying effort by ex-Trump aide Paul Manafort.

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Journalist or criminal: Julian Assange, notorious for leaks of US secrets, faces computer hack charge

The federal case against Julian Assange separates journalism from criminality

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New York Post rips Rep. Ilhan Omar over 9/11 comments. Here's what we know about her remarks

Rep. Ilhan Omar is in hot water for her comments on 9/11. Here's what we know about the remarks and how they ended up on the cover of the New York Post

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President Donald Trump will travel to France for the 75th anniversary of D-Day

President Donald Trump said he will visit France to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the June 6, 1944 landing of allied forces on Normandy's coast.

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Wednesday, 10 April 2019

Warner Bros. shuts down Trump 2020 video on Twitter for 'unauthorized' use of copyrighted music

Warner Bros. Pictures is working to have one of President Donald Trump's Twitter posts taken down due to a copyright issue.

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