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UK defense secretary warns Russia it is ready to deal with any incursions into UK waters [deltaMinutes] mins ago Now
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The bill’s support in the House and Senate is a rare moment of bipartisan agreement. Plus, Trump shrugs off Khashoggi murder during Saudi prince’s visit
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The Senate moved swiftly yesterday to approve legislation that would force the release of investigative files related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, hours after a near-unanimous vote in the House, almost wrapping up a bipartisan effort Donald Trump had fought for months.
How did we get here? The Epstein case returned dramatically to the public eye in July, when the justice department and FBI released a memo saying they had nothing further to disclose about the investigation. That contradicted statements that the administration would release more information about Epstein in office.
Why has Trump been unable to escape this case? The Epstein scandal is a core issue for a swathe of Trump’s rightwing base, some of whom believe in conspiracy theories that surround Epstein and his coterie of powerful friends. Unlike many other issues, the Epstein files have prompted rebellions from Trump’s supporters.
Karoline Leavitt had an awkward conversation with her parents when she revealed she was dating a man who was nearly their age, the White House press secretary revealed to The Post.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended her new press rules in an interview on “Pod Force One” out Wednesday.
“Republicans need to get off their butts and move and that’s what the president wants to see them do and that’s what the American people are expecting,” Leavitt said.
Chinese premier’s visit to Zambia focuses on reviving a Cold War-era railway to help mineral access [deltaMinutes] mins ago Now
Speaking on RTÉ radio the former Minister for Finance spoke about his experience in Irish public life
Trump administration proposal would exclude elite schools that use diversity, equity and inclusion hiring practices
The state department is proposing to suspend 38 universities including Harvard and Yale from a federal research partnership program because they engage in diversity, equity and inclusion hiring practices, according to an internal memo and spreadsheet obtained by the Guardian.
The memo, dated 17 November, recommends excluding institutions from the Diplomacy Lab – a program that pairs university researchers with state department policy offices – if they “openly engage in DEI hiring practices” or set DEI objectives for candidate pools.