Friday, 19 August 2016

Politics: Trump promised personal gifts on ‘Celebrity Apprentice.’ Here’s who really paid.

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Trump promised personal gifts on 'Celebrity Apprentice.' Here's who really paid.
On the show, Trump would promise a personal donation to console a fired or disappointed celebrity.
Smithsonian, other agencies protect artifacts in Iraq, Syria
Smithsonian experts provide cultural property protection training in countries facing war or natural disasters.
 
Dead or alive? Social Security misclassified some
 
As she gains in polls, Clinton seeks Latino support in unusual places
The Democratic nominee is wooing Hispanics outside traditional battleground states.
 
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Clinton, Trump agree to square off at a ‘commander-in-chief forum’ next month
hillary clinton; donald trump; commander in chief forum; veterans of iraq and afghanistan wars
 
The Daily Trail: Donald Trump is tired of being 'boxed in' and 'controlled'
A new team at the top means...the same Trump.
 
How Trump adviser Manafort revived his career — and business fortunes — in Ukraine
Reports this week of alleged payments could trigger scrutiny of consultant's work with ousted Ukrainian president.
 
Clinton, Trump tackle police issues in wake of GOP campaign shake-up
The candidates struck different tones in their discussion of law enforcement shootings.
 
 
Clinton Foundation to restrict foreign, corporate donations if Hillary Clinton wins
The final meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative will be held in New York in September.
 
Trump, speaking after campaign shake-up, expresses regret over causing ‘personal pain’
Trump also tore into his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, during the speech.
 
Sanders and allies cheer DOJ’s private prisons decision, but want more
During his campaign for president, Sanders harped on an issue that no focus group would have recommended: the rise of private prisons.
 
Clinton meets with top police officers as Trump casts himself as ‘law and order’ candidate
The Democratic nominee had a closed-door discussion with chiefs and commissioners.
 
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Democrats want Senate vote on forcing disclosure of Trump’s taxes
The push could potentially complicate congressional efforts to address the Zika virus and fund the government past Sept. 30.
 
In rare televised spotlight, Greens clean up remarks on vaccines and ‘Uncle Tom’
CNN brings Jill Stein and Ajamu Baraka together for the third of its minor party "town halls."
 
The Daily 202: Why Florida is Trump's best swing state
A primer on how to win the Sunshine State
 
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