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Where is mick and that psycho dinosaur
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The US had to extract a top spy from Russia after Trump revealed classified information to the Russians in an Oval Office meeting.
The US was forced to extract a top-secret source from Russia after President Donald Trump revealed classified information to two Russian officials in 2017, CNN reported on Monday. A person directly involved with the discussions told the outlet the US was concerned that Trump and his administration routinely mishandled classified intelligence and that their actions could expose the covert source as a spy within the Russian government. | ||
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09-09-2019, 04:23 PM
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Commerce Chief threatened firings at NOAA after Trump’s hurricane tweets.
Mr. Ross phoned Neil Jacobs, the acting administrator of NOAA, from Greece where the secretary was traveling for meetings and instructed Dr. Jacobs to fix the agency’s perceived contradiction of the president. Dr. Jacobs objected to the demand and was told that the political staff at NOAA would be fired if the situation was not fixed, according to the three individuals, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the episode. | ||
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09-10-2019, 02:09 PM
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Trump erupts over 'worst' opinion polls and lashes out at media as approval ratings plummet.
The latest poll released by the two media outlets showed a six-point drop from the president’s record-high approval rating of 44 per cent — the highest he has achieved since taking office in 2016. The numbers have been historically low for a modern president, albeit remarkably consistent, usually holding somewhere steady in the high 30s or low 40s. Mr Trump's approval rating has fallen somewhat amid a trade war the president has ignited with China and a summer of controversies involving world leaders and US officials staying at his private properties and exclusive resorts. The president also sparked swift backlash on Capitol Hill when he suggested hosting next year's G7 summit at his golf club in Florida. | ||
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09-10-2019, 02:35 PM
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NOAA’s chief scientist will investigate why agency backed Trump over its experts on Dorian.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s acting chief scientist said in an email to colleagues Sunday that he is investigating whether the agency’s response to President Trump’s Hurricane Dorian tweets constituted a violation of NOAA policies and ethics. In an email to NOAA staff that was obtained by the Washington Post, NOAA’s Craig McLean, called the agency’s response “political” and a “danger to public health and safety.” | ||
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