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Trump Welcomes Brazil’s Bolsonaro but Leaves Tariffs on the Table

PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Trump hosted President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil for a festive dinner at his Florida estate on Saturday but refused to rule out steel and iron tariffs that have created tension in the relationship between the two most populous countries of the Western Hemisphere. As he welcomed Mr. Bolsonaro to Mar-a-Lago, […]

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CPAC Attendee Has the Coronavirus, Officials Say

An attendee of a conservative conference where President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence spoke last week has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to the event’s organizer. The organizer, the American Conservative Union, which hosts the annual Conservative Political Action Conference outside Washington, D.C., said the attendee was exposed to the virus before the

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Florida Woman Changed Voters’ Party Affiliations, Officials Say

A Florida woman was charged on Thursday after officials said she filled out 10 voter registration forms with false information, at least six of which enrolled Democratic and independent voters in the Republican Party without their consent. The woman, Cheryl A. Hall, 63, of Clermont, Fla., worked for Florida First, a voter registration group heavily

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Veterans Are Working, but Not in Jobs That Match Their Advanced Training

Veterans, particularly those without college degrees, are often pushed toward low-skill jobs even though their training and the culture of the military might well translate into other types of positions. A clear pipeline to those jobs, however, does not exist for veterans. “The employers are saying ‘It’s not our job to train them,’” said Joan

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There Won’t Be a Gay President in 2021. So What Does Buttigieg’s Campaign Tell Us?

It was the question that followed former Mayor Pete Buttigieg everywhere he went when he first announced his presidential campaign: Is the country really ready to send a gay man to the White House? But soon, it seemed, the novelty wore off. Many saw that as a sign of progress: Part of the reason his

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Miscommunication, Confusion and Fear Mar White House Response to Coronavirus

Others in the room urged being more cautious, arguing that a ban could have unforeseen consequences. “This is unprecedented,” warned Kellyanne Conway, the president’s counselor. Mr. Trump was skeptical, though he would later claim that everyone around him had been against the idea. The two countries were in delicate trade negotiations. Was this the time

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Erik Prince Recruits Ex-Spies to Help Infiltrate Liberal Groups

The website for Mr. O’Keefe’s coming wedding listed Donald Trump Jr. as an invited guest. Mr. Prince invited Project Veritas operatives — including Mr. O’Keefe — to his family’s Wyoming ranch for training in 2017, The Intercept reported last year. Mr. O’Keefe and others shared social media photos of taking target practice with guns at

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