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By: Andrew Solender, Marc Caputo
"Under no circumstances would anyone be welcomed with a warm embrace if they are going to undermine the brotha!"
By: Marc Caputo
President Trump plans to sign two executive orders Thursday aimed at denying citizenship to children born in the U.S. because of the commercial "birth tourism" industry, Axios has learned.
Denounced on social media and by fellow Republicans, Ohio Rep. Max Miller is telling allies he's not quitting for a simple reason: It would be tantamount to admitting he beat his ex-wife and their child, which he denies.
Marco Rubio has three official Trump administration jobs and a fourth unofficial title: Viral meme star.
The departure will lead to a staff shuffle.
Immediately after her shocking upset in Florida 's Democratic Senate primary, state Rep. Angie Nixon made clear she isn't really a socialist — even though she'd just joined the Democratic Socialists of America.
By: Marc Caputo, Andrew Pantazi, Holly Otterbein
Florida's new Democratic Senate nominee, Angie Nixon , and the state party's chair had a heated conversation Friday which included a yelling match
President Trump's historic Venezuelan oil deal revolves around a colorful and controversial man from Caracas with a long history of supporting U.S. interests — including the operation to remove former strongman Nicolas Maduro.
A U.S. official talked up Betancourt as a "proven operator" in the country's oil sector.
President Trump is hitting the campaign trail and doing the last thing many Republicans want: making the 59 days to the Nov. 3 midterms a referendum on him.
