The archive of all headlines from February 09, 2017, organized by time of publication.
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Spokesman confirms that Neil Gorsuch called president’s attack on federal judge James Robart ‘demoralizing’ in private meeting with senator
President Trump lashed out at the judicial branch for considering challenges to his executive order banning travel from seven predominantly Muslim countries.Mr. Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, Neil M. Gorsuch, said the president’s attack was “demoralizing” and “disheartening.”
Trump launches an assault on the independence of the judiciary, accusing federal judges of playing politics and risking national security. Even Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch calls Trump’s remarks 'disheartening' and 'demoralizing.' Trump threatened to ’defund’ California. But the state gives at least as much as it gets
President Trump called a federal court hearing of his immigration order “disgraceful” and said the judges failed to grasp concepts that “a bad high school student would understand.”Mr. Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, Neil M. Gorsuch, said the president’s attack was “demoralizing” and “disheartening.”
Trump launches an assault on the independence of the judiciary, accusing federal judges of playing politics and risking national security. Even Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch calls Trump’s remarks 'disheartening' and 'demoralizing.'
Spokesman confirms that Neil Gorsuch called president’s attack on federal judge James Robart ‘demoralizing’ in private meeting with senator
Trump launches an assault on the independence of the judiciary, accusing federal judges of playing politics and risking national security. Even Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch calls Trump’s remarks disheartening and demoralizing.
Senator had come under fire for his views on race and civil rights in a tempestuous confirmation process that strained the upper chamber’s norms
The 52-to-47 vote ended a racially charged battle over Senator Jeff Sessions’s nomination as attorney general.The debate was dominated by the Senate’s formal rebuke of Senator Elizabeth Warren, and it illustrated the extreme partisanship of the current Congress.
After enduring an unusually bitter confirmation battle for a sitting U.S. senator, Jeff Sessions will barely have time to settle into his fifth-floor office at the Justice Department before he takes center stage in some of the nation’s most acute controversies.
President Trump called a federal court hearing of his immigration order “disgraceful” and said the judges failed to grasp concepts that “a bad high school student would understand.”Mr. Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, Neil M. Gorsuch, said the president’s attack was “demoralizing” and “disheartening.”
Trump launches an assault on the independence of the judiciary, accusing federal judges of playing politics and risking national security. Even Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch calls Trump’s remarks disheartening and demoralizing. Pentagon’s plans to move into Trump Tower raise ethics concerns
Trump launches an assault on the independence of the judiciary, accusing federal judges of playing politics and risking national security. Even Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch calls Trump’s remarks disheartening and demoralizing. Pentagon’s plans to move into Trump Tower raise ethics concerns
Officials say they'll wait until the rainy season ends before making changes. «We’ve learned things can change suddenly. Warm rain or higher temperatures can quickly degrade snowpack,” says one. Politics
New legislation would direct regulators to pursue policies that help polluted communities “not just with cleaner air, but with more jobs, or more immediate investment," says one assemblywoman. L.A. Now
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Even as his allies insist he is not instituting a “Muslim ban,” Trump’s own attempts to sell the policy as just that may prove its undoing. Politics
Of all his political gifts, President Trump’s knack for branding his ideas and his opponents with unforgettable slogans and monikers may be the one that inspires the most awe from allies and adversaries. But the legal and political fight over Trump’s travel ban affecting seven Muslim-majority countries… Californians are keeping their lawmakers’ phones ringing: ’They really hate Donald Trump’
Even as his allies insist he is not instituting a “Muslim ban,” Trump’s own attempts to sell the policy as just that may prove its undoing. Californians are keeping their lawmakers’ phones ringing: ’They really hate Donald Trump’
Even as his allies insist he is not instituting a 'Muslim ban,' Trump’s own attempts to sell the policy as just that may prove its undoing. Californians are keeping their lawmakers’ phones ringing: ’They really hate Donald Trump’
Even as his allies insist he is not instituting a 'Muslim ban,' Trump’s own attempts to sell the policy as just that may prove its undoing. Trump: Senator ’misrepresents’ what Supreme Court nominee said
Cheyenne River Sioux ask federal judge to stop Lake Oahe work while an earlier lawsuit against the pipeline continues
Pipeline at heart of protests and legal action could be transporting oil within three months – but Standing Rock activists say they will stay put
Even as his allies insist he is not instituting a 'Muslim ban,' Trump’s own attempts to sell the policy as just that may prove its undoing. Trump lashes out at senator, claiming he ’misrepresents’ what Supreme Court nominee said
Nearly 10% of the nation’s 11.1 million immigrants who are in the country illegally reside in Los Angeles and Orange counties, according to an analysis by the Pew Research Center. The Trump Administration
Pipeline at heart of protests and legal action could be transporting oil within three months – but Standing Rock activists say they will stay put
President signs orders that include focus on protecting police and promises ‘new era of justice’ despite violent crime rates that remain near historic lows
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The senior advisor to President Trump told Fox News that people should give Ivanka Trump's company their business. The endorsement raised ethical and legal questions.
Kellyanne Conway may have violated federal ethics rules, legal experts said, by urging people to buy fashion products marketed by the president’s daughter.A watchdog group has asked the Office of Government Ethics to investigate whether Ms. Conway’s comments crossed a legal line.