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‘And I voted for Trump! So there!': Woman accuses black Michaels employees of discrimination; Trump announces he will leave business ‘in total’ — leaving open how he will avoid conflicts of interest; Trump’s new Treasury, Commerce nominees say no ‘absolute’ tax cut for the wealthy, predict faster economic growth; Charlotte police officer who fatally shot Keith Scott ‘acted lawfully,’ won’t be charged; The real reasons the U.S. became less racist toward Asian Americans; Trump just scored perhaps the biggest victory of his new tenure. But it comes with a huge asterisk.; Arrested German spy was a onetime gay porn actor — and a secret Islamist; The election really was rigged; I love your family. 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