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Trump eyes House members for Cabinet jobs |
By Scott Wong |
Donald Trump has already tapped one House lawmaker for a key post in his fledgling administration: Conservative Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kansas) is likely to be the next CIA director. But other relatively obscure House lawmakers — including Reps. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Tom Price, Mike McCaul and Marsha Blackburn — could make the leap from lower chamber to presidential Cabinet.
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Trump signals softer approach in Times meeting
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By Jonathan Easley and Jonathan Swan |
Donald Trump on Tuesday answered questions from the New York Times on his relationship to the alt-right, his web of business entanglements and his relationship with the press in an extraordinary event live-tweeted by the Grey Lady’s reporters and editors.
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By Tim Devaney and Lydia Wheeler |
The Labor Department’s contentious overtime rule was blocked Tuesday by a federal judge in Texas, putting one of President Obama’s top regulatory initiatives in jeopardy.
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By Ali Breland |
Demand for Airbnb rentals in Washington on Inauguration Day is skyrocketing as D.C. residents look to cash in on Donald Trump’s swearing-in.
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USA Today: Harassment or Hail Mary? Electors feel besieged |
By Joseph Gerth, Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Joseph Baucum |
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To supporters of Hillary Clinton, the number looks intoxicating: 155 electors in states where the popular vote went for Donald Trump — some by slim margins — who apparently aren’t legally bound to vote for the GOP presidential nominee when the Electoral College meets Dec. 19. |
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