Trump reportedly plans to yank more security clearances to distract from negative news cycles

Evan Vucci/AP White House officials are reportedly planning on holding onto more prepared security clearance revocations, and selectively releasing them as a distraction to negative news cycles, as needed. In a newly released memoir, former Trump aide Omarosa Manigault Newman made some startling allegations about her White House tenure, including alleging that she heard Trump say the N-word in an audio recording. One day later, the White House announced it revoked former CIA director John Brenna...