Xi, Trump and Washington DC
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Tibetan protest greets Trump-Xi meet: Activists demand China leave Tibet; rally outside White House
As US President Donald Trump hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House on Thursday, members of the Tibetan community staged an anti-China protest in Washington, DC, raising slogans including “We want China out of Tibet”.
President Donald Trump announced a sweeping media ban on Friday, barring CNN, MS NOW, and Politico journalists from entering the White House
Warmth on display in Washington contrasts significantly with the language Trump has used to characterise Beijing and Xi.
Lawmakers used the president’s efforts to sabotage the midterms to mobilize the base while warning of further threats to come.
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Trump has gotten rid of many of the checks and balances that could stop him from demolishing the Kennedy Center
Who gets to decide the future of the living memorial to former President John F. Kennedy, and who holds those decision-makers to account? This debate is becoming ever more fraught. A photo taken on Sept.
Trump is trying to future-proof his legacy.
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Miranda Devine: Trump was nearly assassinated more than 2 years ago. We deserve the truth
It’s been more than two years since Donald Trump was shot at his campaign rally in Butler, Pa., and the president still has not been given a satisfactory answer for why 20-year-old Thomas Crooks came within a fraction of an inch of assassinating the then-candidate.
President Trump on Wednesday made his first campaign stop since last week’s Republican National Committee (RNC) midterm convention in North Carolina, rallying for Senate candidate Michael Whatley as Republicans hope to keep the Senate seat in the Tar Heel State red this November.
While POTUS has yet to share the picture of the printout on Truth Social, he has announced the indefinite closure of the national cultural center in Washington, DC, for renovation. Previously, a federal judge had blocked the president from renaming the Kennedy Center after him.
Donald J. Trump traveled to North Carolina on Wednesday to build support for Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley. Instead, he spent much of the event insulting the state, attacking former Gov. Roy Cooper and making a series of claims that don't line up neatly with the facts.