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Tulsi Gabbard retracts report that may have 'improperly' identified Trump official: report

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard retracted an intelligence report on Tuesday because it may have "improperly" identified a Trump administration official, according to a new report.

The report Gabbard withdrew detailed work performed by Richard Grenell in Venezuela, The New York Times reported. Grenell was a top intelligence official in the first Trump administration and currently leads the Kennedy Center.

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Trump is scrambling to 'rein in' RFK Jr. to quell GOP revolt: report

Donald Trump is walking a tightrope as he balances supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr. while simultaneously trying to placate GOP critics of the controversial Health and Human Services Secretary, reports Politico.

The deeper Kennedy gets into his tenure at the HHS, the more conservatives who once endorsed him grow alarmed at his actions, with Kennedy enduring withering criticism from Republican lawmakers at a nationally televised Senate hearing last week.

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Ivanka Trump and her mother are in Epstein's little black book: report

Fallout continues for President Donald Trump as the scandal surrounding convicted child sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein and the ongoing efforts to expose the files around the Justice Department investigation. Some of those are leading to shock as new names are popping up, like Ivanka Trump and her late mother, Ivana.

While the DOJ has slowly begun handing over micro-fragments of the gigabyte of data to the House Oversight and Reform Committee, little is being found that is new. What is, however, is causing quakes through the political world.

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California GOP in 'survival mode' as Trump's immigration crackdown is 'backfiring': report

President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown is now “backfiring” on California Republicans, according to new polling data that one political science expert said has put California GOP members in "survival mode.”

Conducted and reported on by Politico, the new polling shows that around 80% of California voters – including a majority of Republicans – indicated that they believed undocumented immigrants already in the United States should have a pathway to remain in the country.

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White House investigating top Trump adviser for 'gaming the system': report

A top advisor to President Donald Trump is now under investigation from the White House for having allegedly “gamed the system” in undercounting their work hours, Axios reported Thursday.

White House officials told Axios that Corey Lewandowski is being investigated for “failing to swipe in” to work, dodging a limitation imposed on him as a special government employee, which limits him to working 130 days a year.

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A third of Trump's Latino voters have already dumped him: report

President Donald Trump is bleeding support among Latino voters over the same issue that drove many of them away from the Democratic Party.

The Latino polling organization Equis Research found about a third of Latinos who supported Trump last year are not committed to voting for Republican candidates in next year's midterm elections, and the survey found high grocery prices and other economic issues were driving them away, reported NPR.

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'Be quiet!' Trump rages at reporter for asking if he's 'going to war' against Chicago

President Donald Trump lashed out at a White House correspondent for asking about reports that he was "going to war" in Chicago by deploying troops.

"Are you going to war with Chicago?" the reporter asked as Trump was leaving the White House on Sunday.

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Trump's new spin of negative numbers just 'hit a brick wall': report

CNN analyst David Goldman writes that President Donald Trump and his administration spent the last month trying to sell his July bad jobs numbers as a big lie planted by Biden sympathizers to undermine his administration.

The president called the July jobs report “rigged,” and fired Erika McEntarfer from her role as Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner for serving them up. Afterward, officials bent themselves into pretzels trying to explain why Trump was justified in removing McEntarfer for allegedly sabotaging his administration — despite offering no proof of McEntarfer’s claimed villainy.

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