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The president criticized China extensively on the campaign trail for what he saw as its unfair treatment of the United States.
Dozens of advertisers have fled the Fox News host's show after the New York Times reported on allegations of sexual harassment.
Earlier in the month, the government reported falling employment in the retail sector.
At a joint press conference with NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Trump spoke about the importance of the alliance.
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A new study from New York University suggests that fingerprint-based locks may have significant vulnerabilities.
Spicer also took aim at Russia for denying the chemical attacks in Syria.
As results trickled in through the night, an early advantage for the Democrat dissolved into a lead for the Republican.
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In the midst of a sex scandal, the embattled governor has struck a deal to step down.
The information was routinely released under President Obama, but the Trump administration hasn't committed to that precedent.
A striking New York Times article details the heavy burden student loans impose on unfortunate borrowers.
ISIS claimed credit for the brutal attacks that killed more than 40 victims.
In the first televised press briefing since the airstrikes in Syria, the White House faced questions about the "Trump Doctrine."
At the same time, the Federal Reserve has sent every indication that interest rates will continue to rise this year.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer called the attacks "very decisive, justified and proportional."
While employment grew at a lower than expected pace, the unemployment rate continues to fall.
Republicans, short of the 60 votes usually required to confirm Supreme Court nominees, changed Senate rules to win approval with 54 votes.
Hillary Clinton spoke with New York TImes columnist Nicholas Kristof about her life post-election at the Women in the World Summit.
Meanwhile, more details are emerging about the timeline leading up to the attacks and when the president learned the missiles had struck.
