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Jim Bourg / Reuters A Daily Caller Editor Wrote for an ‘Alt-Right’ Website Using a Pseudonym
Scott Greer, an editor and columnist at the Caller, also wrote as “Michael McGregor” for Radix Journal, the publication associated with the “alt-right” figure Richard Spencer.
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Hyungwon Kang / Reuters Emails Link Former Homeland Security Official to White Nationalists
The emails show Ian M. Smith, who has resigned his position, to be connected to an incognito social scene that included white-nationalist activists.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Muzzling the Talking Heads of the ‘Deep State’
President Trump wants to revoke the security clearances of former top FBI and CIA officials who he feels spend too much time on television criticizing him.
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Leah Millis / Reuters The White House Can't Contain the Russia Story
President Trump’s communications shop has little control over his message on a normal day, let alone in a news-heavy week like this one.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Trump’s Performance With Putin Creates a Career Dilemma for His Aides
The president’s deferential posture toward Russia highlights his staffers’ lack of influence.
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Moritz Hager / Reuters Steve Bannon’s British Sideshow
The former White House chief strategist has reemerged as an unofficial surrogate for Donald Trump during the president's visit to the U.K. What’s in it for him?
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John Raoux / AP Pledging Allegiance to Trump in the Sunshine State
At the Florida Republican Party’s annual summit, pundits and public officials competed over who loves the president most.
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Leah Millis / Reuters Don’t Blame Trump’s Advisers for Trump
The tendency to look for a puppet master behind Trump’s actions is misguided.
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Leah Millis / Reuters The Trump Administration’s Shifting Story on Family Separations
White House officials are sending mixed (and sometimes wrong) messages on their own policy’s origins.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Silence of John Bolton
President Trump’s diplomacy with North Korea shows little sign of his hawkish national-security adviser’s influence.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters How Trump Celebrates America, but Not Philadelphia
Instead of meeting Eagles players, the president praised his economy, mouthed some of “God Bless America,” and promoted standing for the national anthem.
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Patrick Fallon / Reuters 'This Election in California May Make All the Difference'
Political confusion reigns in the battleground districts of Orange County as the state’s primary approaches. How local is politics, anyway?
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Lucas Jackson / Carlo Allegri / Reuters / ... Michael Avenatti Is the 1990s-Style Celebrity Lawyer of the Trump Age
The bombastic legal adviser to Stormy Daniels is taking cues from the era of O.J. Simpson and Monica Lewinsky.
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Neil Hall / Reuters Breitbart's Raheem Kassam Is Out
The editor of the site's London bureau was one of the last Steve Bannon allies left within the organization.
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Tami Chappell / Reuters RedState and the Dwindling Space for Anti-Trump Conservatives
The website’s decision to terminate some of its most prominent writers is the latest evidence of a dramatic shift in right-wing outlets.
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Mike Segar / Reuters Sean Hannity’s Ties to Two More Trump-Connected Lawyers
The Fox News host denies that Michael Cohen was ever his lawyer—but Hannity was represented by a pair of legal advisers who also have close links to the president.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters ‘We’re Back’
The hawkish world of GOP national-security hands sees hope for renewed relevance in John Bolton and Mike Pompeo.
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Saul Loeb / Getty Images Who Is Steve Bannon Without Breitbart?
Just a few months after leaving the Trump administration, the former top White House adviser has been pushed out of the conservative outlet he helped make influential.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Bannon, Alone
Trump’s former chief White House adviser finds himself bereft of allies and facing an uncertain future.
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Jonathan Bachman / Reuters The Death of 'Trumpism Without Trump'
Steve Bannon was trying to build a movement larger than the president himself. The bitter split between the two men may spell the end of that effort.
