Tuesday, 15 August 2017

Politics: ‘Racism is evil,’ Trump says, condemning ‘white supremacists’ and hate groups

Q and A for federal workers: The debt limit and the TSP
 
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'Racism is evil,' Trump says, condemning 'white supremacists' and hate groups
The president's remarks came two days after what critics saw as his inadequate response to the violence in Charlottesville.
Q and A for federal workers: The debt limit and the TSP
About to hit the debt ceiling, the government already has used the only financial maneuver available to it involving the Thrift Savings Plan.
 
Analysis
President Trump’s claim that foreigners are responsible for ‘the vast majority’ of terrorism convictions since 9/11
We revisit Trump's claim about foreigners and terrorism, in light of the Charlottesville attack.
 
'New York hates you': Protesters greet the president at Trump Tower
People outside the building spoke out against Trump's position on a number of issues, from immigration to foreign policy to women's and LBGTQ rights.
 
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Republicans in Alabama primary race back Trump on Charlottesville
"I think the president is under the crosshairs of the national media. There's nothing he could say that wouldn't be criticized," Sen. Luther Strange (R-Ala.) said.
 
A race to the right marks race for Chaffetz's replacement
Politics in deep-red Utah are usually somewhat subdued. Not this year.
 
Trump campaign emails show aide's repeated efforts to set up Russia meetings
A new batch of communications turned over to congressional committees reveals concerns within the campaign about establishing contacts.
 
Analysis
Confederate flags and Nazi swastikas together? That’s new. Here’s what it means.
Southern white supremacists didn't always align themselves with the Nazis.
 
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Trump denounces KKK, neo-Nazis as ‘repugnant’ as he seeks to quell criticism of his response to Charlottesville
Trump's statement came amid outrage from Democrats and some Republicans that he had not forcefully condemned racism and white-supremacist groups after the violence at a march in Charlottesville.
 
Elizabeth Warren’s advice for Democrats: Don’t fall back to the center
Warren, one of the party's most popular figures, told progressive activists that they could safely ignore any advice about how Democrats could win only through moderation.
 
Former Va. attorney general Cuccinelli catches flak for telling Symone Sanders to 'shut up' on CNN
"Eventually I've got to stand up for myself," Cuccinelli said after a Chris Cuomo scolding.
 
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