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A History of the Most Fascinating First Family Secret Service Code Names
For over 75 years, U.S. presidents and first families have taken part in a long-honored tradition of going by nicknames symbolic of their personalities or legacies.
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Former Presidents Discuss Importance of US Coming Together
Former Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama got together Wednesday to discuss President Joe Biden’s inauguration and their hopes for the country to come together.
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Biden Will Extend Payment Pause for Student Loan Borrowers. Yet Timeline Remains Unclear
An aide for the incoming Biden administration says the president-elect will extend a payment pause and interest waiver for student loan borrowers.
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Bush Family's Texas Home Eyed for National Park Designation
The Texas house where former U.S. President George W. Bush spent his childhood is under study for possible designation as a national park, the National Park Service said Friday.
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Trump Not Going to Biden Inauguration, the President Announces Two Days After Stoking Deadly U.S. Capitol Riot
Trump announced his decision that he will not attend Joe Biden’s inauguration one day after he finally conceded the November presidential election.
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25th Amendment: What It Is and How It Works, According to a Constitutional Law Expert
Here is a simple breakdown of the 25th Amendment, explaining how Section 4 could be used to remove President Trump, according to a constitutional law expert.
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Ex-U.S. Capitol Police Chief Says He Would ‘Deserve to Be Fired' for Capitol Takeover
“I was so embarrassed and ashamed to see what was going on the House and Senate floor,” former U.S. Capitol Police Chief Terrance Gainer said.
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Ex-Defense Secretary Blasts Authorities for Not Being Better Prepared to Prevent the Capitol Siege
“Everybody knew that there would be people who were interested in doing nothing else but creating havoc in the Capitol,” Leon Panetta told CNBC.
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Trump Pardons 15, Including People Convicted in Mueller Probe
The pardons by Trump went to ex0Republican congressmen, Blackwater guards convicted of killing Iraqi civilians, and two people convicted in the Mueller probe.
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Lawmakers Continue to Wrestle. Will the Next Covid Relief Bill Contain $600 Or $1,200 Stimulus Checks?
There’s a new push for second stimulus checks, only this time they could be lowered to $600 from $1,200. Here’s how long Americans may wait for the money.
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Trump Has No Legal Or Political Path to Remain in Office, Says Gore Recount Lawyer
Attorney David Boies told CNBC that when Jan. 20 rolls around, President-elect Joe Biden will be sworn in.
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The Inaugural Oath Presidential Mashup
Watch presidents of the United States take the oath of office on their Inauguration Days through the years.
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Former Bush Chief of Staff Cites 9/11 Commission, Warns About Slow Transition
George W. Bush’s Chief of Staff Andy Card explains why “it’s concerning” that the Trump administration has refused to cooperate with President-elect Biden’s transition team.
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Former President George W. Bush Congratulates Biden, Harris on White House Win
In phone calls Sunday, former President George W. Bush congratulated President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris on the outcome of the election.
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Former President Bush Pays Tribute to Immigrants in New Book
A new book by former President George W. Bush will highlight an issue which now sets him apart from many of his fellow Republicans — immigration.
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George W. Bush: ‘We Live in a Better and Nobler Country Today Because of John Lewis'
Former President George W. Bush paid tribute to civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis in a speech at his funeral.
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Former Presidents Unite to Pay Tribute to 100th Anniversary of Negro Leagues
Former Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama are among those who are tipping their caps in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Negro Leagues.
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‘Late Night': Hey! Democrats Praise George W. Bush
Seth Meyers has some strong words for Democrats who are praising George W. Bush.
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A Vacant White House Job: First Pet
Politically ambitious pups and kittens: Put your resumes aside. The job of first pet — an enviable White House gig with luxurious live-in privileges, after-hours access to the president and guaranteed positive press coverage — is not currently available. That’s because President Donald Trump is not looking for a fluffy sidekick at the moment.
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Gun Background Checks Are on Pace to Break Record in 2019
Background checks on gun purchases in the U.S. are climbing toward a record high this year.