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Ann Coulter Blasts Donald Trump on Immigration Plan: ‘NO WALL’

"The word 'wall' has not crossed the president's lips," Coulter tweeted.

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Ivanka Trump Called Out After Her Landlord's Mining Lease Renewed

"Take a look at the gigantic new potty that Jared and Ivanka’s landlord is renting from the federal government," former ethics chief Richard Painter tweeted.

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China's Xi Jinping Needs a Trade Deal, but He Can't Afford to Cave

Even a flicker of the notion that the leadership was jumping at the behest of a foreign power is politically toxic in China.

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Which Foods Could Become Pricier After New Tomato Tariffs?

Pizza, salad, soup. All these things could soon get more expensive thanks to new tomato tariffs from the Commerce Department.

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Let's Break a Deal! Trump's Trade-War Tweets 'Completely Baffled' Beijing

Since the start of the tit-for-tat tariff war two years ago, Beijing has made it clear to Washington that it would not negotiate “with a gun” to its head. Now what?

  
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 Business to the Rescue? How Corporations Will Save Us From Ourselves Climate change. Health care. Crumbling infrastructure. With political gridlock alive and well, the bad guys may be the best friends we have.
  
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 Special Counsel Robert Mueller Has a Lot of Explaining to Do The attorney general has said he doesn't object to Mueller testifying—and his own testimony made it clear why the special counsel should speak.
  
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 Barr's Testimony Shows Why Lawyers, Not Pols, Should Ask the Questions Even when there are dumbfounding answers, politicians don't follow up effectively. That's why the biggest news Wednesday morning was that the House Judiciary Committee will allow its lawyers to...
  
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 New York Voters Haven’t Made Up Minds About Buttigieg  The South Bend, Indiana, mayor got personal, telling a crowd in Brooklyn that he would like to have a child soon. He also aired a little marital grief.
  
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 William Barr Is Redefining What It Means to 'Spy' President Donald Trump repeats the attorney general's claim that the federal government spied on his 2016 campaign.
  
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 Bernie Sanders Leads the 2020 Presidential Pack Can Bernie Sanders now win over those who voted for Donald Trump in 2016?
  
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 Trump is Right, There is a Border Crisis  Donald Trump's solutions could make the crisis worse.
  
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 Trump Jr. Rips Mueller Probe on Evangelical Network "Tell your dad that TruNews loves your dad," a TruNews correspondent told Trump Jr.
  
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 Romney's Candle Blowing is Totally Normal, Move Along Mitt Romney got a birthday cake with candles and everything was normal.
  
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 America’s Next Phony War: Will Iran Be Trump’s Iraq? Veteran Middle East hands worry that the president’s blunders and Iranian overreactions could lead to a shooting conflict nobody wants.
  
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 Ivanka: Knew ‘Literally Almost Nothing’ on Moscow Deal “It really was just a nonfactor in our minds,” the first daughter said.
  
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 How Global Business is Embracing the Circular Economy Research by Newsweek Vantage confirms that corporate interest in the circular economy is rapidly gaining pace. Download the full report now.
  
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 New House Members’ Agenda Calls for Great Expectations A new class of fiery progressives is taking Congress by storm. But some Democrats worry their own party is the one that could feel the burn.
  
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 Trump's Favorite Poll Gives Him Lowest Mark in a Year Rasmussen Reports consistently gives Trump higher approval ratings than other polls.
  
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 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Trump: Got 'Under His Skin' Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez also ripped Trump for not releasing his tax documents.
  
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 Fox Commentator: Democrats Prefer ‘Muslim Transgender’ “They’re looking for something more intersectional,” conservative commentator Mark Steyn joked about Democrats.
  
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 What Does ‘Denuclearization’ Mean to North Korea?  Washington has not based nuclear weapons in South Korea since the end of the Cold War, but the North’s belief in a secret U.S. stash could derail a deal.
  
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 Newsweek Automotive Consumer Awards  The Newsweek Automotive Consumer Awards recognizes America’s favorite vehicle brands. The study is a collaboration between Newsweek and TechnoMetrica.
  
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 Trump Is Waging Cold War 2.0 As U.S. relations with Tehran, Beijing and Moscow continue to deteriorate, those three governments have banded together.
  
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 Huawei: Arrest of Tech 'Princess' Could Blow up Truce Although the context of Meng Wanzhou's arrest is alleged violation of the sanction on Iran, U.S. unease with the Chinese company runs much deeper—and a constructive resolution of the trade war has...
  
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 America Is Racist: So What Do We Do Now? With hate crimes on the rise, the message from activist lawyer Bryan Stevenson couldn't be more urgent.
  
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 After Torture Ban, Army Still Fighting Reforms: Experts Obama outlawed "enhanced interrogations" almost a decade ago. But experts said the Army and FBI had fought reforms.
  
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 Can Xi Jinping Make a Chinese Alternative to Democracy? Cult of personality: Xi has broken from Deng Xiaoping's stance of keeping a low profile, even if it involves identifying the U.S. as its great 21st-century enemy.
  
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 Erdogan Will Not Waste Leverage Gained Over Khashoggi  Erdogan knows that knows that in the Khashoggi affair, time is very much on his side.
  
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 How Melania and Ivanka Extend Donald Trump's Brand The new book "Golden Handcuffs" looks at Ivana, Marla, Melania and Ivanka—the women who've influenced Donald Trump and been shaped by him.

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