Members of Congress have said they'll support a new NAFTA deal only if Canada is included, but the administration's notice to Congress is expected to state the White House is hopeful it will reach an agreement with Canada soon.
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Overall, 60 percent of Americans disapprove of President Trump's job performance, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll that also finds that clear majorities of the public support the special counsel's Russia investigation and say Trump should not fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
If tech companies' efforts are any indication, we're not going to be staring down at phone screens forever. So even if you're not in the market for augmented-reality goggles, Magic Leap's new product is a step toward the future. Unfortunately, our columnist finds, it's not a very smooth one.
W. Sam Patten, who pleaded guilty to failing to register as a foreign lobbyist, told prosecutors that he arranged for a straw donor to give $50,000 to Donald Trump's inauguration in place of a Ukrainian businessman who was legally barred from contributing to the event.
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Aretha Franklin is being honored in a homegoing full of musical tributes and glowing reflections. Former president Bill Clinton reminisced about the early days of his and Hillary Clinton's fandom, and Rev. Al Sharpton read a letter sent by former president Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama.
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The body of Sen. John McCain lies in state at the U.S. Capitol after a ceremony that began three days of official Washington-area memorials that will trace the Arizona senator's long career in reverse.
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President Trump interviewed Cipollone earlier this week, according to two people familiar with the president's thinking. Cipollone has been working behind the scenes advising Trump's outside legal team since June.
Even by modern mudslinging standards, the ads by the Congressional Leadership Fund stand out for their dark tone and their strained relationship with the facts.
At a gathering of nearly 50 descendants of presidents — including a grandson of the 10th occupant of the Oval Office, John Tyler Jr. — the storied past of the White House outshined the unsettled present.
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