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Neither Trump nor the boisterous throngs they’d greeted together at an August 2015 stadium rally were anywhere to be seen as Sessions calmly conceded defeat in Alabama’s Republican Senate runoff. The outcome ended Sessions’ hopes of returning to the Senate seat he abandoned to join Trump’s administration, and instead left him to defend his honor one last time against the unlikely president he’d helped elect, but then angered. … [Read more...] about In defeat, Sessions still says Trump right for the nation

Trump had previously nominated Jackson for Veterans Affairs secretary, but the doctor withdrew from consideration after facing allegations of alcohol abuse and mishandling prescription drugs. Jackson called the charges “false and fabricated.” He and his wife moved back home to Texas after withdrawing from the nomination. … [Read more...] about Former Trump physician Ronny Jackson wins House GOP primary in Texas

The Biden campaign later fired back at Trump's comments, saying: "Today’s statement that was ostensibly supposed to be about China, but there was one topic that President Trump couldn’t seem to get off his mind: Joe Biden, whose name the President invoked nearly 30 times. The whole sad affair says more about Donald Trump than he said about any particular topic. … [Read more...] about Trump slams Biden in Rose Garden remarks; winners and losers from Tuesday’s primaries

"Today, both the Governor and Donald Trump came after me for doing my job and investigating a case. While they continue to play politics with the handling of this matter, spreading misinformation and distorting the truth, I refuse to do so. As I always do, I am reviewing all available facts and the law and will apply them equally, regardless of the people involved." … [Read more...] about St. Louis prosecutor investigating couple who waved gun at protesters says governor and Trump are targeting her

The administration has furnished just 250 pages of documents relating to the program’s termination. Plaintiffs challenging the decision suspect the government is hiding DACA records, since a decision to cancel the program would generate a large body of documentation. U.S. District Judge William Alsup agreed, and ordered the Department of Homeland Security to release more documents earlier this year. A divided panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed Alsup’s ruling, prompting an appeal to the Supreme Court. … [Read more...] about The Supreme Court Just Made Trump’s DACA Defense A Little Easier