White House recruits officials to counter Russia ties reports
Senior intelligence and Congressional figures were enlisted by the White House to challenge stories about Trump associates' links to Russia. Calls were made to news outlets after FBI declined to dispute the reports, aiming to portray contacts as infrequent and inconsequential. The Washington Post was among outlets contacted, though no substantive details or published quotes emerged.
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Trump blasts FBI over news leaks and Russia contacts
President Trump criticized the FBI for leaks of national security information to the media and urged action to identify leakers. He cited reports of White House discussions with lawmakers about Russian intelligence contacts and described efforts to correct新闻 coverage as involving Burr and Nunes.
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Trump orders regulatory monitors in every federal agency
President Trump signed an executive order creating agency level regulatory reform task forces and officers within 60 days to review and repeal burdensome rules across all federal agencies. He cited jobs and growth as aims and linked the move to undoing Obama era regulations with progress reports due in 90 days.
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Trump vows massive U S military buildup in CPAC speech
President Donald Trump told conservatives at CPAC in Maryland that he would seek a huge budget request for what he called one of the greatest military buildups in American history. He urged welfare recipients to work, pledged a border wall, and touted energy policy while emphasizing America first nationalism.
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White House blocks several outlets from informal briefing
The White House barred CNN New York Times Politico Los Angeles Times and BuzzFeed from a non televised briefing while inviting other reporters including Fox News Breitbart Washington Times CBS NBC ABC Wall Street Journal Bloomberg and the Associated Press. AP and Time skipped in protest amid Trump critiques of media.
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