Trump revokes ex CIA chief Brennan security clearance
President Donald Trump abruptly stripped ex CIA Director John Brennan of his security clearance, linking the move to the Russia investigation. He accused Brennan of leading a rigged witch hunt and said the action protects classified information while hinting at further removals of critics from intelligence and justice departments.
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Andi Owen elected first female president of Herman Miller
Andi Owen was elected by Herman Miller's board to become the company’s first female president and CEO, effective Aug. 22, succeeding Brian Walker who plans retirement by Aug. 31 after 29 years with the firm. Owen, formerly Gap Inc. global president of Banana Republic, will lead growth in new markets for contract and consumer customers.
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Michigan unemployment hits 4.3 percent in July
Michigan's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 4.3 percent in July, down from June by one tenth. Total employment rose by 6,000 while unemployed dropped by 7,000, marking the lowest rate since December 2000 and the fifth straight monthly gain in 2018.
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Press defense campaign spreads from coast to coast
Newspapers nationwide join a coordinated push defending free press as President Trump attacks the media calling it fake news. The Boston Globe editor spearheads the effort, while the Senate passes a resolution stating the press is not the enemy of the people and papers boost security amid threats.
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Omarosa Recording Details Trump Offer to Pay $15,000 Monthly
Omarosa Manigault Newman released an audio in which Lara Trump offers a $15,000 a month role to speak positively for the Trump re election campaign. The tape, cited alongside her book Unhinged, shows discussions about Omarosa’s possible return and concerns over ethics during her White House tenure.
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