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WATCH: Leavitt berates reporter asking about ICE, ‘You shouldn’t even be sitting in that seat’
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt berated a reporter Thursday for asking about the fatal shooting of a woman in Minneapolis last week, raising her voice and accusing him of showing his “left-wing” bias.
Rebel without a pause: Trump forged a frenetic first year
President Trump kicked off his first year back in office with an Inauguration Day for the record books, signing 26 executive orders that erased much of his predecessor’s legacy and began his own quest to remake the federal bureaucracy in his image.
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White House rebuffs Catholic bishops’ appeal for a Christmas pause in immigration enforcement
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Federal judge seems unconvinced that White House should stop ballroom construction
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