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The Department of Justice argued in a court filing that unredacted copies of those emails are protected by "presidential privilege" and should not be released.
For both sides, November will offer the only avenue to resolve the question of how long Trump remains in office and what boundaries the American people choose to set on a presidency.
President Trump had repeatedly told lawmakers that he did not want to give an inch, and wanted lawmakers and allies to reiterate his claim that the call was "perfect."
The Senate has become a completely top-down institution in which rank-and-file senators feel marginalized, and days of ad hoc bipartisan groups helping cool political passions have vanished.
China's leaders prioritize political stability over all else. That likely allowed the virus to spread in the critical weeks after the first cases appeared in Wuhan.
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The United States has imposed unprecedented restrictions on travel to and from China, advising its citizens not to travel there and barring foreigners from entering the U.S. if they have been in China during the previous 14 days.
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The incident from July raised questions about use-of-force rules for Mexican companies hired to protect sites where U.S. crews are building President Trump's wall.
The senator's campaign is working to define "democratic socialism" in positive terms while the president and his allies eagerly portray the Democrats as radical leftists.
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