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The Weekly – Trailer – The Youngest Known Child Separated From His Family by the Trump Administration

michael barbaro From The New York Times, I’m Michael Barbaro. This is “The Daily.” Today: The secretary of homeland security was forced out of her job, even after carrying out and defending President Trump’s most restrictive immigration policies. Why that wasn’t enough. It’s Tuesday, April 9. Caitlin, describe what happened over the weekend. caitlin dickerson […]

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Tory leadership: ‘Boris Johnson should be braver’ – Jeremy Hunt

Conservative leadership candidate Boris Johnson should be “braver” and do media interviews, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt told the Today programme. “What would Churchill say if someone who wants to be prime minster is hiding away from the media?” Johnson’s rivals have committed to taking part in TV leadership debates on Channel 4 and the BBC

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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao Sells Stock in Highway Supply Company

WASHINGTON — Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao has sold the stock she owned in one of the nation’s biggest manufacturers of highway construction materials, just days after the holding raised questions over a potential conflict of interest. Ms. Chao sold the shares, worth $250,000 to $500,000, last Monday, according to a letter the Transportation Department released

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Australia, in a Victory for Coal, Clears the Way for a Disputed Mine

Plans for a fiercely contested coal mine in northeastern Australia received a long-awaited government green light on Thursday, less than a month after conservative politicians who champion coal triumphed in national elections. An environmental permit issued by the Queensland State government cleared the way for an Indian company, the Adani Group, to start work on

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After Placing Blame for Attacks, Trump Faces Difficult Choices on Confronting Iran

WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s accusation on Thursday that Iran was behind an attack on two oil tankers forces President Trump to confront a choice he has avoided until now: whether to make good on his threat that Tehran would “suffer greatly” if American interests were imperiled. For weeks, Mr. Trump has weaved

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Agriculture Dept. Announces Plan to Move Economists to Kansas City Region

WASHINGTON — The Agriculture Department announced on Thursday that it planned to relocate two scientific divisions to the Kansas City region from Washington, despite resistance from career staff members and concern that the move will erode the quality of research at the agency. More than 500 jobs will shift across the country as the department

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