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News 'Holiday Gift to Trump': Federal Judge Dismisses Emoluments Suit Against President Ruling doesn't say Trump isn't violating the emoluments clause but that the plaintiffs lack standing Read more |
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News 'Can You Spell Obstruction?': GOP Senators Admit Trump Asked Them To Curb Russia Probe Reports of president's attempt to pressure senators after firing James Comey leave critics "not surprised," but eager to see Trump held accountable for actions Read more |
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News In Latest Ethics Offense, NRCC Offers Supporter a Stay in Trump's Hotel In Exchange for Donation "Donald Trump should not be personally profiting off the presidency." Read more |
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News Probe Demanded After Wilbur Ross, Rex Tillerson Implicated in Paradise Papers "Latest revelations are part of a disturbing pattern of Trump administration officials seeking to hide their links to Russian business interests and members of Vladimir Putin's inner circle." Read more |
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News Bolstering Case for Impeachment, Study Concludes Trump 'Likely Obstructed Justice' A detailed analysis finds "substantial" evidence to support claims that Trump attempted to undermine an ongoing investigation by firing former FBI director James Comey Read more |
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News 'Spitting in the Eye of Transparency,' Govt Reveals Just 22 Mar-a-Lago Visitors Watchdog groups promise to keep fighting Trump administration in court after it refuses to release full list of presidential visitors to so-called Winter White House Read more |
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News 'Inviting Bribes' as Legal Fees Soar, Trump Ethics Office Lifts Anonymous Gift Ban "What could be swampier?" asks one critic as Russia probe intensifies focus on White House staff Read more |
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News Trump's Profits at D.C. Hotel Show Clear Violation of Constitution, Lawmakers Say After raising prices, Trump International Hotel has earned $18 million and made a profit of $2 million so far this year Read more |
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News Transparency Victory: Trump Forced to Release Mar-a-Lago Visitor Logs 'The public deserves to know who is coming to meet with the president and his staff.' Read more |
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Views Trump's 'Emoluments' Defense Argues He Can Violate the Constitution With Impunity. That Can't Be Right When the president of the United States violates the Constitution there must be a way for a federal court to hear the case and provide a remedy. Three different lawsuits have been filed against President Trump claiming that he is violating the emoluments clauses of the Constitution by receiving... Read more |