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Trump trust allows president to easily withdraw money

Chicago Tribune - 4 Apr 2017 03:59
Trump trust allows president to easily withdraw money Newly released records show the trust agreement that Donald Trump used to put his adult sons in charge of his company allows him to draw money from it upon his request, illustrating the thin divide between the president ...
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Trump campaign adviser Carter Page met with Russian spy in 2013 A foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump's presidential campaign met with a Russian intelligence operative in 2013 and provided him documents about the energy industry, according to court filings.The Russian, Victor Podo...
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Flood-Stricken City in Colombia Mourns as Death Toll Climbs Deputy Interior Minister Guillermo Rivera said the death toll had increased to 273
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A Federal Appeals Court Will Examine Trump's Revised Travel Ban in May Trump's order was blocked by a federal judge in Hawaii on the grounds that it discriminates against Muslims
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U.S. Ends Funding for U.N. Reproductive Health Agency, Claiming Links to Abortion President Trump reinstated a policy barring funding for overseas organizations that provide information or services related to abortion
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Mom ditches baby in yard after drugs 'made her paranoid': cops A mother in Washington state was arrested Monday for leaving her 3-month-old baby alone in a front yard -- after the drugs she was on “made her paranoid,” cops said. The woman, who has not been named, abandoned the b...
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte sacked his interior secretary and close political ally amid reports of alleged corruption in what his officials said Tuesday was a warning that he would not …
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Jeff Sessions directs Justice Department to review police reform agreements Attorney General Jeff Sessions has instructed Justice Department officials to review the reform agreements reached between the department's civil rights division under the Obama administration and police departments nati...
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GOP Wants To Weaken Safety Rules At Chemical Plants Issued After Deadly Texas Explosion WASHINGTON ― Republicans in Congress are moving to repeal safety regulations issued by the Obama administration in the wake of the deadly 2013 explosion at a fertilizer plant in West, Texas. The House GOP is expected t...
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Unite officials face allegations of collusion with firms that are blacklisting activists Files revealed after high court action show politically active employees were labelled 'troublesome' by union staff and were denied work by companies Britain's biggest trade union, Unite, is facing calls to set up an inq...
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Suspected chemical attack kills 58 in Syrian town At least 11 children were among the injured.
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EU critcises Israel's West Bank demolitions policy

Al Jazeera English - 4 Apr 2017 16:16
EU ambassador reads out statement at high-level meeting, saying Israel breaking international law.
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A program to provide direct funds to Serbian Holocaust survivors all over the world has been launched in Serbia, an international Jewish group said Tuesday. The program results from laws …
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Out with the old? Outsider candidates rock French election Imagine if Americans elected a president who was neither Democrat nor Republican.
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St. Petersburg subway blast: Suicide bomber identified as Akbardzhon Dzhalilov, 22 Intelligence officials in Kyrgyzstan identified one suspect in the St. Petersburg, Russia subway bombing, which left 11 dead and more than 40 others injured, as a Kyrgyz-born Russian citizen Tuesday.
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China plans to build new city nearly three times the size of New York Announcement of the Xiongan New Area leads to a frenzy of property speculation with investors clogging roads to get to site A hitherto anonymous region near China's smog-choked capital has been overrun by house buyers af...
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New Zealand health authorities say one woman has died from typhoid fever and at least 14 other people have been hospitalized. The bacterial disease is most common in developing countries. …
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Nikki Haley Says Syria's Assad Is a War Criminal, but the U.S. May Need Him Haley said last week the U.S. wasn't pursuing a strategy to push Assad out of power
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Boy, 9, found hiding under bed after three-hour search Police searched a river and scrambled a helicopter in a bid to locate the boy, who was in his bedroom.
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Spanish gunship in UK waters off Gibraltar

Sky News - 4 Apr 2017 16:26
Spanish gunship in UK waters off Gibraltar A Spanish gunship has made an illegal incursion into British waters off Gibraltar amid rising Brexit tensions over the territory.
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Trump golf course staff photographed urinating woman 'to detect crime' Lawyers for Trump Organization resort in Aberdeenshire argue that employee was legally justified in taking pictures of Rohan Beyts, 62 Trump Organization staff were legally justified in taking pictures of a retired socia...
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