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In a tweet shortly before his appearance on MSNBC, Brennan alleged that Trump's actions are "part of a broader effort" to "suppress freedom of speech & punish critics."
The release of the order would conclude a contentious process that's lasted more than six months in which multiple federal agencies and offices raised concerns about the potential purview of the order.
The move targets one of President Donald Trump's most vocal critics.
Corporate America is focusing too much on getting shareholders rich, so the government needs to intervene to hold businesses accountable, says Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
Paul Manafort is accused of hiding from the IRS tens of millions of dollars earned overseas and of committing bank fraud to obtain loans to fund his lavish lifestyle when that income from a pro-Russia political party in Ukraine ran out.
Two Democrats are poised to become the first Muslim women in Congress, offering a stark counterpoint to the anti-Muslim policies and sentiment surfacing across the country.
Government ethics experts immediately sounded the alarm, suggesting it may have been a violation of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activity while on the job.
Randy Bryce, who just won the Wisconsin 1st District Democratic primary, embodies his party's strategy in pushing to flip red-leaning seats as it tries to take a House majority in November.
The Treasury Department announced new actions Wednesday directed at Chinese and Russian companies that it says facilitated illicit shipments on behalf of North Korea.
Presiding Judge T.S. Ellis has repeatedly urged attorneys in Manafort's criminal trial to speed their pace and scrap evidence.
The escalating trade war with China is leading U.S. retailers to speed up the import of goods from Asia's largest economy to avoid new tariffs and ensure they have adequate supplies for the winter holidays.
Paul Manafort, who ran Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign for several months, is accused of tax crimes and bank fraud related to work he did for a pro-Russia political party in Ukraine.
President Donald Trump received about 70 percent of the vote among farmers in 2016, but new polling from Farm Journal Research shows that his support is shrinking.
According to the official count from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, most of the recent employment gains for black Americans occurred during the Obama administration.
In an election year that has seen a record number of female candidates, alliances among them have increased in profile and extent.
Harder, who is best known for representing wrestler Hulk Hogan in his sex tape lawsuit against now-defunct gossip site Gawker, was brought on as Manigault Newman published a book with numerous salacious claims against the president.
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