In a first, military veterans — H. R. McMaster, Jim Mattis and John F. Kelly — have all three security jobs. Their generation is steeped in the lessons of the post-9/11 conflicts.
New York Times journalists reported from several town hall-style meetings held by Republican legislators, who were met by largely hostile crowds of constituents.
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Their own salaries unchanged since 1999, several legislators are considering runs for the City Council, which got a handsome raise last year.
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Mr. Scarborough, host of “Morning Joe,” told Stephen Colbert that he thought President Trump would have to change his approach to governing.
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Homeland Security reveals its plan to vastly expand the enforcement machinery.
The National Endowment for the Arts invests in the intelligence and curiosity of our citizens.
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