Trump uses working vacation from New Jersey golf club
President Donald Trump has left Washington for cent ral New Jersey to work on policy while avoiding the label of a vacation. He tweets that this is not a vacation as aides call it a working break, with plans to meet advisers, attend an opioid crisis briefing in New York, and continue White House briefings from afar.
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Trump pledges to beat opioid crisis at New Jersey briefing
President Donald Trump vows the United States will win the fight against the opioid epidemic during a briefing at his central New Jersey golf club. Attendees include Tom Price Melania Trump Kellyanne Conway and Jared Kushner as Christie led a commission pressing for a national emergency.
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Democrats seek info on federal payments to Trump
Democratic lawmakers on the House Oversight Committee demand DHS and other departments disclose spending tied to Trump related properties by August 25. They argue tax dollars may flow into the Trump Organization through moves, hotel bookings, and space rentals at Trump Tower as Defense and Homeland Security fund trips and operations. The GAO is undertaking a broad study of how much money federal agencies spend with Trump owned businesses.
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Draft U S report says extreme storms driven by climate change
The draft assessment by 13 federal agencies concludes the United States already faces climate impacts with more frequent heat waves heavy rains and extreme weather over four decades. It states warming is driven by human activity and will persist even with policy cuts, warning of rising temperatures and broad ecological consequences.
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