House moderates seek Dreamer deal amid immigration rift
Washington sources say a tentative agreement with conservatives is discussed to allow Dreamers to stay legally via an eight year visa with a potential path to status. Talks focus on border security and Dreamer status, but no paper agreement exists and two more signatures may trigger June votes. The dispute pits centrist Republicans against hardliners in a high stakes internal battle.
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Political debates shadow victories as more teams dodge White House visits
Philadelphia Eagles celebrate a Super Bowl win amid political pressure over attending the White House ceremony. Trump cancels the Eagles event after few players plan to attend, while Cavaliers and Warriors reject White House receptions and Villanova may face an invitation decision. Experts note sports and politics intersect in this era.
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Giuliani calls Stormy Daniels not credible due to porn work
Rudy Giuliani said Stormy Daniels credibility is ruined by her porn career at a Tel Aviv conference. Industry figures condemned the remarks as sexist and aimed at discrediting Daniels, while her attorney called for Trump to fire Giuliani. Daniels alleges a 2006 encounter with Trump. Trump denies.
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Republican Senators weigh Pruitt fate amid ethics questions
Republican senators show patience fraying over EPA chief Scott Pruitt amid new disclosures of personal favors and staff tasks. They praise policy aims but stop short of calling for resignation, saying final decision rests with President Trump.
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