The archive of all headlines from June 13, 2017, organized by time of publication.
A federal appeals court ruled that President Trump had exceeded the authority Congress granted him in making national security judgments on immigration without adequate justification. The administration has already sought a Supreme Court review of a similar decision issued last month.
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In a 149-page report ordered by President Trump, Mnuchin also recommended reducing oversight of large financial institutions.
Some allies of President Trump have begun to attack the credibility of Robert S. Mueller III, who is investigating possible ties between Russia and the president’s campaign. Mr. Trump may look to terminate Mr. Mueller, according to Christopher Ruddy, the Newsmax Media chief executive, who was at the White House on Monday.
Comments from Newsmax chief executive Chris Ruddy have fueled speculation that has been building in Washington that Trump could intensify the struggle over the Russia investigation.
Montana Republican gets $385 fine after pleading guilty
Some allies of President Trump have begun to attack the credibility of Robert S. Mueller III, who is investigating possible ties between Russia and the president’s campaign. Mr. Trump may look to terminate Mr. Mueller, said Christopher Ruddy, the Newsmax Media chief executive. The White House said the two never spoke on the subject and “only the president or his attorneys are authorized to comment.”
Workers complain of verbal abuse, impossible targets and ‘poverty pay’ so bad they have to live away from their children
On Monday night this super team that is changing basketball beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 129-120 and won the NBA championship. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
On Monday night this super team that is changing basketball beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 129-120 and won the NBA championship. ASIA
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Some allies of President Trump have begun to attack the credibility of Robert S. Mueller III, who is investigating possible ties between Russia and the president’s campaign. Mr. Trump may look to terminate Mr. Mueller, said Christopher Ruddy, the Newsmax Media chief executive. The White House said the two never spoke on the subject and “only the president or his attorneys are authorized to comment.”
In another high-profile Senate hearing, Atty. Gen. Jeff Sessions will offer his version of meetings with Trump and Comey. NBA
Some allies of President Trump have begun to attack the credibility of Robert S. Mueller III, who is investigating possible ties between Russia and the president’s campaign. Mr. Trump may look to terminate Mr. Mueller, said Christopher Ruddy, the Newsmax Media chief executive. The White House said the two never spoke on the subject and “only the president or his attorneys are authorized to comment.”
In another high-profile Senate hearing, Atty. Gen. Jeff Sessions will offer his version of meetings with Trump and Comey.Trump friend says president might fire special counsel Robert Mueller
In another high-profile Senate hearing, Atty. Gen. Jeff Sessions will offer his version of meetings with Trump and Comey.How to watch Jeff Sessions testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee
In another high-profile Senate hearing, the Atty. Gen. will offer his version of meetings with Trump and Comey
Some allies of President Trump have begun to attack the credibility of Robert S. Mueller III, who is investigating possible ties between Russia and the president’s campaign. Mr. Trump may look to terminate Mr. Mueller, said Christopher Ruddy, the Newsmax Media chief executive. The White House said he was not authorized to comment.
Can the president fire the special counsel, who is leading the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible coordination by Trump's associates? That's an unsettled legal issue.
Some allies of President Trump have begun to attack the credibility of Robert S. Mueller III, who is investigating possible ties between Russia and the president’s campaign. Mr. Trump may look to terminate Mr. Mueller, said Christopher Ruddy, the Newsmax Media chief executive. The White House said he was not authorized to comment.
The Atty. Gen. is heading to Capitol Hill to face sharp questions about his Russian contacts and his role in firing FBI Director James B. Comey amid concerns that President Trump may be considering firing the special counsel investigating his administration.
Attorney general, who has been a major figure in the Russia-James Comey saga, will answer questions before the Senate’s select committee on intelligence
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is testifying publicly before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday. We’re covering it live.Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, said that Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel in the Russia inquiry, would have “full independence.”
Attorney general, who has been a major figure in the Russia-James Comey saga, will answer questions before the Senate’s select committee on intelligence
Scenes from the 2017 #ResistMarch in Hollywood and West Hollywood.
Attorney general, who has been a major figure in the Russia-James Comey saga, answers questions before the Senate’s select committee on intelligence
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is testifying publicly before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday. We’re covering it live.Mr. Sessions started his testimony with an emotional appeal, denying any improper contacts: “Please colleagues, hear me on this,” he said.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is testifying publicly before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday. We’re covering it live.Mr. Sessions denied any contacts with Russians about the election while refusing to discuss private conversations with President Trump.
Follow our live coverage as Sessions answers questions before the Senate intelligence committee
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is testifying publicly before the Senate Intelligence Committee. We’re covering it live.Mr. Sessions denied any contacts with Russians about the election while refusing to discuss private conversations with President Trump.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions testified publicly before the Senate Intelligence Committee.Mr. Sessions denied any contacts with Russians about the election while refusing to discuss private conversations with President Trump.
Attorney general gives fiery rebuttal to Senate intelligence committee about discussions with Russian ambassador and denies reports of third meeting