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By whitewashing American history, Trump vows to erase today’s misdeeds
The federal judiciary has stiffened its resolve toward the Trump administration. The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 last week against the authority that President Donald Trump asserted in imposing tariffs. The decision drew Trump’s condemnation on social media. During the State of the Union address, the justices did not look comfy while sitting front and center […]
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