Conway adviser counseled after Ivanka promo on Fox News
White House says a top Trump adviser was counseled after Kellyanne Conway urged viewers to "go buy Ivanka's stuff" on Fox News. Lawmakers from the Oversight Committee demand ethics action while Spicer offers a brief confirmation, noting only that Conway was counseled. The episode highlights tensions over ethics rules as Trump balances presidency with family business ties.
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Gorsuch Faces Mixed Democratic Cues on Trump Critique
U.S. Senate Democrats sent mixed signals after Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch voiced concerns about President Trump's attacks on the judiciary. Feinstein praised his honesty while Schumer urged a steadier approach, as GOP leaders weigh speeding hearings and several Democrats keep firm opposition.
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Farmland donations aid retirement and local charities
Donating farmland to the Community Foundation of Lorain County unlocks tax benefits, avoids capital gains, and funds ongoing philanthropy. The Forever Farmland program preserves land as farmland, while donor intent guides grants and endowment distributions for local causes. For details contact Danielle Locke at 440.984.7390 or blocke@peoplewhocare.org.
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Flynn discussed sanctions with Russian official Kislyak
National security adviser Michael Flynn held talks with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak before Trump’s inauguration about sanctions imposed by the Obama administration. Officials say the discussions signaled possible Kremlin relief, though Flynn denied discussing sanctions in a later interview.
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