Evening Edition: After earlier veto threat, Trump signs $1.3 trillion spending bill
The Fix: Why did Trump threaten to veto a spending bill hours before he signed it?; Trump officials encouraged George Papadopoulos's foreign outreach, documents show
President Trump said he signed the omnibus bill "as a matter of national security," but he criticized the bill, saying, "I will never sign another bill like this again." The signing came just hours before a deadline that would have forced a government shutdown.
President Trump dismissed the young foreign policy adviser as a "low level volunteer," but emails show he had more extensive contact with key campaign figures than previously known.
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Recorded phone conversations and text messages show how far some of Moore's most fervent supporters were willing to go to salvage the campaign in Alabama.
Although school gunfire remains extremely rare, it has spread fear across the country and led to lockdowns and active-shooter drills that have changed the way kids grow up. In a year-long analysis, The Post examines the widespread damage done by this uniquely American crisis.
The former U.N. ambassador, Trump's pick to be his new national security adviser, has long espoused bringing about regime change in Pyongyang and Tehran, through force if necessary.
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"We saw her ... just dozing off," one passenger on the 20-plus-hour trip between Phoenix and Dallas said. The driver was reportedly jabbing her face with tweezers to stay awake.
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