Trump says he can run business and country without severing ties
President-elect Donald Trump told the New York Times he could maintain his business interests while in office and is open to climate policy. He defended Steve Bannon as chief strategist and said the Clinton Foundation has done good work, while stating the president cannot have a conflict of interest.
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Federal judge blocks overtime pay rule nationwide
A Texas federal judge halted the Labor Department rule raising the unpaid overtime salary threshold to 47 500, delaying expansion for over four million salaried workers. The injunction comes after a coalition including 21 states and the U S Chamber of Commerce argued the rule was unlawful.
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Officer to be retried in DeBose shooting case
Ohio authorities announced a retrial for former University of Cincinnati police officer Raymond Tensing in the death of Samuel DeBose an unarmed black man shot during a Cincinnati traffic stop. A mistrial was declared earlier after jurors deadlocked.
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Bus driver in Tennessee crash appeared to speed
Police said Johnthony Walker, 24, driving a Woodmore Elementary School bus home from Chattanooga, sped on a narrow winding road before the vehicle veered off, struck a tree and pole, killing five children and injuring six others.
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Obama commutes 79 sentences in latest batch
President Obama commuted 79 sentences seen as harsh under outdated laws. The action adds to a total surpassing 1,000 commutations issued during his presidency, primarily for low level drug offenses, far exceeding modern counterparts in DOJ data.
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West Hospitalized Amid Spiritual Crisis After Tour Cancellations
Rapper Kanye West was hospitalized in Los Angeles after exhaustion and a canceled leg of his American tour. Kim Kardashian postponed a New York appearance to stay with him as a source described a broader spiritual crisis and sleep deprivation surrounding the star.
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