GOP Senators condemn Trump as dangerous to democracy
Sen. Jeff Flake says Trump behavior is dangerous to our democracy and vows not to seek reelection. Sen. Bob Corker questions the president’s stability and competence, reopening a feud as both retire. White House and Senate leaders respond with caution amid tax plan push and party tensions.
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Clinton Campaign and DNC Funded Trump Dossier Research
The Hillary Clinton campaign and the DNC paid Fusion GPS for research leading to the dossier on Donald Trump and alleged ties to Russia. Lawyer Marc Elias and Perkins Coie retained Fusion GPS for the work in 2016, with funding continuing through October 2016.
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Xi Jinping Elevated To Mao Deng Status At Party Congress
China’s ruling party enshrined Xi Jinping Thought in the constitution on the final day of the 19th Party Congress, elevating Xi to the level of Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping. The move strengthens Xi as the party’s dominant figure and signals a prolonged hold on power. The new Politburo Standing Committee lineup will be unveiled, with analysts noting no clear successor emerging.
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GOP launches two new probes into Clinton emails and Uranium deal
House Republicans announce dual inquiries by Oversight and Intelligence committees into the Clinton email investigation timeline and the Obama era decision allowing Russia control of part of the U.S. uranium supply. Democrats call the probes a distraction from Russia meddling inquiries.
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Congress approves 36.5 billion emergency disaster funding
Congress approved a 36.5 billion emergency spending package to aid natural disasters including FEMA response from Puerto Rico to Northern California. The package forgives about 16 billion of NFIP debt and provides 1.2 billion for Puerto Rico nutrition assistance after Maria.
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