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si, 4.73M) reports that French President Emmanuel Macron is sending Emmanuel Bonne, "his top diplomatic a

now taken by Iran remain quickly reversible, Europe so far has struggled to respond." Bloomberg (7/8, Viscusi, 4.73M) reports that French President Emmanuel Macron is sending Emmanuel Bonne, "his top diplomatic adviser," to Iran this week in an effort to "find ways to get the Islamic Republic to dial back its

uspend legal discovery recently approved by [Sullivan], which would force Trump-related entities such as his New York and D.C. hotels, Trump Tower, the Trump Organization, and Mar-a-Lago Club to turn over business tax returns, receipts and other documents." Trump Says He Plans To Hold July 4th Celebrations For "Fores

espectively, including meeting President Emmanuel Macron, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, and other

trip to France, Turkey, Georgia, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, with agenda, respectively, including meeting President Emmanuel Macron, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, and other senior officials in Paris; meeting the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew I, in Is

lting fees, some of which appear to have gone to Ivanka Trump, according to people with knowledge of the matter." The Times says subpoenas issued to the Trump Organization "for records related to the fees" highlight "the legal challenges awaiting the president when he leaves office in January." Trump Organization gene

launches with an eye on international developments and even U.S. holidays." -- On the first day of the NATO Summit, Trump slammed French President Emmanuel Macron's criticism of NATO as "very, very nasty" and "disrespectful." Ashley Parker, Philip Rucker and Michael Birnbaum report: Referring to comments Macron

cron's criticism of NATO as "very, very nasty" and "disrespectful." Ashley Parker, Philip Rucker and Michael Birnbaum report: Referring to comments Macron made "last month in an interview with The Economist — in which Macron described the 'brain death' of NATO due to lack of American support — Trump a

rom Greenwich, Conn., whose dad was a top executive at the NFL, was tight with the president's kids, who she had gotten to know during her work for the Trump Organization before the presidential campaign. That's how she ended up in the White House residence on the morning of June 22, 2017, with only Trump, Kushner a

launches with an eye on international developments and even U.S. holidays." -- On the first day of the NATO Summit, Trump slammed French President Emmanuel Macron's criticism of NATO as "very, very nasty" and "disrespectful." Ashley Parker, Philip Rucker and Michael Birnbaum report: Referring to comments Macron

cron's criticism of NATO as "very, very nasty" and "disrespectful." Ashley Parker, Philip Rucker and Michael Birnbaum report: Referring to comments Macron made "last month in an interview with The Economist — in which Macron described the 'brain death' of NATO due to lack of American support — Trump at

rom Greenwich, Conn., whose dad was a top executive at the NFL, was tight with the president's kids, who she had gotten to know during her work for the Trump Organization before the presidential campaign. That's how she ended up in the White House residence on the morning of June 22, 2017, with only Trump, Kushner a

espectively, including meeting President Emmanuel Macron, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, and other

trip to France, Turkey, Georgia, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, with agenda, respectively, including meeting President Emmanuel Macron, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, and other senior officials in Paris; meeting the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew I, in Is

lting fees, some of which appear to have gone to Ivanka Trump, according to people with knowledge of the matter." The Times says subpoenas issued to the Trump Organization "for records related to the fees" highlight "the legal challenges awaiting the president when he leaves office in January." Trump Organization gene

t by US Marshals and Georgia investigators. The agencies called it Operation: Not Forgotten. Investigators fanned out across two cities, Atlanta and Macon, to locate the children. Nine people were arrested on charges that include sex trafficking and kidnapping." USA Today <https://www.usatoday.com/sto

wsey, Partlow, 14.2M) reports according to its count, President Trump "has now visited his own properties 270 times as president," and has "brought the Trump Organization a stream of private revenue from federal agencies and GOP campaign groups." The Post says "taxpayers have paid Trump's businesses more than $900,000

t by US Marshals and Georgia investigators. The agencies called it Operation: Not Forgotten. Investigators fanned out across two cities, Atlanta and Macon, to locate the children. Nine people were arrested on charges that include sex trafficking and kidnapping." USA Today (8/27, Flores, 10.31M) report

wsey, Partlow, 14.2M) reports according to its count, President Trump "has now visited his own properties 270 times as president," and has "brought the Trump Organization a stream of private revenue from federal agencies and GOP campaign groups." The Post says "taxpayers have paid Trump's businesses more than $900,000

t by US Marshals and Georgia investigators. The agencies called it Operation: Not Forgotten. Investigators fanned out across two cities, Atlanta and Macon, to locate the children. Nine people were arrested on charges that include sex trafficking and kidnapping." USA Today (8/27, Flores, 10.31M) report

wsey, Partlow, 14.2M) reports according to its count, President Trump "has now visited his own properties 270 times as president," and has "brought the Trump Organization a stream of private revenue from federal agencies and GOP campaign groups." The Post says "taxpayers have paid Trump's businesses more than $900,000