Fact check: EPA chief gets his facts wrong on coal jobs
However, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt responded to requests from the oil and gas industry, moving to delay these safeguards (along with several other requirements). The Trump administration violated the Clean Air Act in suspending critical protections against methane leaks and other unsafe air pollution from the oil and gas industry last week , according to a lawsuit filed today by the Natural Resources Defense Council .
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North Korea launches multiple ground-to-ship missiles, despite United Nations sanctions
The Pentagon fired the mock ICBM-class missile last Wednesday from a test range on Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands, while the Pentagon Missile Defense Agency launched the interceptor from an underground silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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Trump heads to OH to talk infrastructure amid Comey crisis
The fact that infrastructure now appears to have turned into a partisan exercise, too, underscores the poisonous atmosphere in Washington as an undisciplined president courts controversy over Twitter and an angry liberal base goads Democratic lawmakers to battle him at every turn.
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Public works projects on Trump's agenda for Ohio visit
As the White House tries to shift the focus back to Trump's legislative agenda, the president traveled to the Rivertowne Marina in Cincinnati to argue his case for efforts to fix aging levees, dams, locks and ports, as well as his larger public works aims.
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3 top Penn State officials get jail time related to Sandusky case
Graham Spanier , once the nation's highest paid public school president, and two other former Penn State officials are due to be sentenced on Friday on child endangerment charges in Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas in Harrisburg. All have all been convicted of child endangerment in the case. The university has paid almost $250 million in settlements, legal bills, fines, public relations and other costs stemming from the scandal.
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Fmr. FBI Director James Comey's prepared testimony released
Comey says: "You will get that from me". This includes one conversation where Comey says the president requested a loyalty pledge from him. In it Mr Comey refers to detailed memos he says he wrote after each one-on-one conversation with the President.
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Lieberman: Trump never demanded loyalty during talks for Federal Bureau of Investigation job
Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, said nothing he read in Comey's statement convinces him that Trump violated the law by interfering with a federal investigation. Sacked FBI Director James Comey has released a detailed statement about his conversations with Trump ahead of tomorrow's testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee .
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Trump promises 'first-class' infrastructure system for US
Trump said that as he campaigned across the country previous year, people often asked him why the US was spending money to rebuild other countries when the roads and bridges they travel on needed rebuilding, too. Trump has denied any collusion between Russian Federation and his campaign. A White House "signing ceremony" had the president sending a toothless letter to Congress.
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Major League Baseball looking into social media claims against Addison Russell
Melisa's best friend, however, reportedly accused Russell of hitting Melisa in front of their kids in a comment that has since been deleted, according to Larry Brown Sports . She may not want to be with Russell, but she probably wants him to provide for their two young children. "Should I keep the list going??" After an All-Star season for the championship Cubs last season, Russell is struggling this year.
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What's it like to work alongside James Comey?
Marc Kasowitz, the outside lawyer representing President Trump and to whom the White House has been referring questions regarding the Russian Federation investigation, released a statement on Wednesday evening hailing Comey's account.
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Alleged Russian Mobsters Indicted on Charges of Trafficking 10000 Pounds Of Chocolate
Fifteen Georgians are among the 33 members of a Russian gang who were charged for alleged racketeering, fraud, narcotics, firearms, and stolen property offenses in the United States on Wednesday. The federal government is alleging that the Shulaya Enterprise was active not just in NY, but also in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Nevada.
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Trump Pushes Public Works Agenda, Health Care On Ohio Visit
Eastern Time. The speech can be viewed live in the embedded YouTube player via The White House. "If a private company comes in and says 'We're going to invest in your port, ' they're going to want a return on their investment". Infrastructure projects may be costly, but most of the jobs they generate are temporary. "The Democrats are destroying health care", he said. "Let's not have a few financiers whispering into the ear of the president to determine what our infrastructure policy will be, ...
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