Five takeaways from final Senate Intel Russia report
Trump campaign, Russia had extensive contacts
Key individual labeled as Russian intelligence officer
Manafort, Kushner, Trump Jr. come under scrutiny
FBI comes under criticism
Both parties agree threat from Russia persists
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Donald Trump and Russia: a web that grows more tangled all the time
Evil, horrible Kremlin! /sarcasm
Sensitive to claims of bias, Facebook relaxed misinformation rules for conservative pages
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Mark Zuckerberg has forged an uneasy alliance with the Trump administration. He may have gotten too close.
INSTAGRAM LAUNCHES REELS, ITS ATTEMPT TO KEEP YOU OFF TIKTOK
Trump hosted Zuckerberg for undisclosed dinner at the White House in October
Trump’s perfect storm of a Kodak deal is getting new scrutiny
On the surface, the Trump administration found a creative way to help a large and struggling U.S. manufacturer in a hard-hit city — Rochester, N.Y. — by potentially providing capital to transition into producing chemicals for pharmaceuticals. But the stock surge was based only on a letter of intent — not an actual loan — from a new and little-known government agency called the U.S. Development Finance Corporation that was created to provide foreign aid and is run by White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner’s former roommate Adam Boehler.
The week that shook the Trump campaign
When Donald Trump had dinner with Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus at the White House on Saturday, word of the get-together quickly reverberated across the president’s political sphere.
The 91-year-old billionaire is a longtime backer of former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, and Trump operatives were suspicious that a move was afoot to bring the smashmouth populist back into the fold.
Few seriously believe Bannon will return — while Trump has praised his recent TV appearances, there is still deep anger within the president’s inner circle over Bannon’s post-White House mocking of first daughter Ivanka Trump. But the post-meeting jitters illustrate how Trump’s political team is suddenly gripped by uncertainty: With the election just four months away and Trump conceding privately that he’s behind, his advisers have spent the past week racing to get on track.
I’ll never understand how he’s a populist, if he wants to overthrow the Chinese government?!
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