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Hurricane Harvey Strengthens and Heads for Texas - The New York Times

posted onAugust 25, 2017
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Tropical Storm Harvey strengthened into a hurricane on Thursday as it headed to coastal Texas, where it was expected to bring life-threatening flooding, meteorologists said. The National Hurricane Center said that Air Force hurricane hunter planes had spotted Tropical Storm Harvey strengthening in the Gulf of Mexico, with about 60-mile-per-hour winds more than 300 miles off the southern coast of Texas early Thursday.

Hurricane Harvey Strengthens and Heads for Texas - The New York Times

posted onAugust 25, 2017
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Tropical Storm Harvey strengthened into a hurricane on Thursday as it headed to coastal Texas, where it was expected to bring life-threatening flooding, meteorologists said. The National Hurricane Center said that Air Force hurricane hunter planes had spotted Tropical Storm Harvey strengthening in the Gulf of Mexico, with about 60-mile-per-hour winds more than 300 miles off the southern coast of Texas early Thursday.

Trump Fences Himself In With Border Wall Spending Threat - The New York Times

posted onAugust 25, 2017
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WASHINGTON — President Trump handed Democrats a gift this week with his vow to shut down the government if he doesn’t soon get money for his border wall. Democrats may be only too happy to let him follow through on his threat since it will now be easy for them to blame the president for any government interruption, which would probably aggravate many Americans. Rather than cowing Democrats, Mr.

John Kelly’s Latest Mission: Controlling the Information Flow to Trump - The New York Times

posted onAugust 25, 2017
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For months, the White House under President Trump operated with few real rules, and those were barely enforced. People wandered into the Oval Office throughout the day. The president was given pieces of unvetted information, and found more on his own that he often tweeted out. Policy decisions were often based on whoever had last gotten Mr. Trump’s attention. Mr. Trump’s Twitter habit shows little sign of abating.

John Kelly’s Latest Mission: Controlling the Information Flow to Trump - The New York Times

posted onAugust 25, 2017
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For months, the White House under President Trump operated with few real rules, and those were barely enforced. People wandered into the Oval Office throughout the day. The president was given pieces of unvetted information, and found more on his own that he often tweeted out. Policy decisions were often based on whoever had last gotten Mr. Trump’s attention. Mr. Trump’s Twitter habit shows little sign of abating.

President Trump strikes a softer tone in Reno after bombastic Phoenix rally - ABC News

posted onAugust 25, 2017
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President Donald Trump's tone at today’s speech at the National Convention of the American Legion in Reno, Nevada struck a softer tone than his bombastic speech in Phoenix on Tuesday night. "There is no country like the United States of America. We have no division too deep for us to heal, and there is no enemy too strong for us to overcome. Because in America, we never lose faith. We never forget who we are and we never stop striving for a better future.

What you need to know about the government shutdown showdown - ABC News

posted onAugust 25, 2017
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President Capitol Hill among legislators who fear that the fight for funds could turn into a hostage situation. It's been four years since the last federal government shutdown and would be the first time under Republican control of the White House, Senate and House. Here's what you need to know about a possible government shutdown: A shutdown occurs when full-year or interim appropriations for federal agencies and programs expire.