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Trump calls report on FBI probe of him ‘most insulting’
The New York Times reports that law enforcement officials became so concerned by President Donald Trump’s behavior in the days after he fired FBI Director James Comey that they began investigating whether he had been working for Russia against U.S. interests.
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Probes of Trump taxes carry potential for millions in fines
Experts say President Donald Trump could be on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in civil fines if state and federal authorities substantiate a New York Times report that found he and his family cheated the IRS for decades.
7 months ago -
NY Times: Trump got $413M from his dad, much from tax dodges
The Times says Trump and his father, Fred, avoided gift and inheritance taxes by setting up a sham corporation and undervaluing assets to tax authorities.
7 months ago -
Pence: I’m confident no one on my staff wrote the NYT column
Vice President Mike Pence says he’s “100 percent confident” that no one on his staff was involved with the anonymous New York Times column criticizing President Donald Trump’s leadership.
7 months ago -
My Take: We’re close to Watergate in volume, if not necessarily severity of controversy
On My Take, Clinton Yates compares the current administration with what was happening with Richard Nixon and Watergate. He also speculates on who may have written that New York Time op-ed that openly criticized the Donald Trump.
8 months ago -
Trump rips searing Times op-ed from unnamed senior official
In a striking anonymous broadside, a senior Trump administration official wrote an opinion piece in The New York Times on Wednesday claiming to be part of a group of people “working diligently from within” to impede President Donald Trump’s “worst inclinations” and ill-conceived parts of his agenda. Trump said it was a “gutless editorial.”
8 months ago -
Times publisher asks Trump to reconsider anti-media rhetoric
Hours after that exchange, Trump resumed his broadside against the media in a series of tweets that included a pledge not to let the country “be sold out by anti-Trump haters in the … dying newspaper industry.”
9 months ago -
Homelessness in DC much higher than other cities, says survey
The District of Columbia has the highest homeless rate of 32 large cities, more than twice the national average, a recent study finds.
2 years ago -
4 years of tax returns show Trump didn’t pay federal taxes
Court cases and other litigation procedures have revealed three years of tax returns, each showing the Republican nominee paid $0 in federal income tax.
3 years ago -
NY Times reporters brush off lawsuit threat over publishing Trump tax forms
Two of the New York Times reporters who wrote a story on three pages from Donald Trump’s 1995 tax returns reportedly showing he declared a $916 million loss said they aren’t worried about being sued for publishing the tax document.
3 years ago -
Sitting at red lights hazardous to health, study finds
A new study shows the increased pollution drivers face when stopped in traffic.
3 years ago -
Feds investigate hack of The New York Times, suspect Russian operatives
The intrusions were discovered in recent months, and it’s unclear exactly why the hackers would have targeted news outlets. Journalists, however, routinely interact with countless officials across the U.S. government as part of their jobs.
3 years ago -
Study: Offices use decades-old formula to set office temperatures
WASHINGTON — We’ve all been there: It’s sweltering hot outside, but you can’t really dress for the weather, because you work in an office that’s always freezing cold. Long socks and boots won’t do; you’ll…
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With campus suicides up, a push to discuss mental health
WASHINGTON — A recent New York Times article has shed an unfortunate light on the pressure some students feel to be perfect — to have the best grades, the most friends and the coolest Instagram…
4 years ago -
‘By the Book’ goes inside the minds of writers
WASHINGTON — “What are you reading?” It’s a question asked by friends meeting over lunch, by strangers on an airplane and among co-workers gathered around the office water cooler. Pamela Paul, editor of The New…
4 years ago
