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bs-ed-op-0708-marsden-policy-20190702. TEXT: Rachel Marsden: Big government may be a drag, but foreign-policy anarchy clearly isn't a good alternative.
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Cal Thomas: Bribing the Palestinians won't make them recognize Israel's right to exist.
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Jared Kushner's efforts to promote peace in Middle East are a dismal failure.
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Robert B. Reich: The real threat to America isn't President Trump's "Deep State"; it's his "Corrupt State."
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Why "Axios on HBO" seized the buzz last Sunday that should have belonged to the premiere of The New York Times' "The Weekly" on FX.
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A Baltimore Circuit Court judge recently ruled against the tenants who are attempting to file a class action lawsuit alleging unlawful rental practices by the Maryland apartment company owned by Jared Kushner, son-in-law and adviser to President Donald Trump.
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Suggesting a level of cluelessness seldom seen outside City Hall, Pimlico's owner outraged by weather's effects on outdoor seating.
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Elijah Cummings concerned about private emails and texts belonging to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump
Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner used a messaging application to conduct U.S. business outside government channels, Elijah Cummings, the chairman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, said Thursday.
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The Kushner Cos., a firm run by White House adviser Jared Kushner's family, just purchased 6,000 properties in Maryland and Virginia, adding to an already sizable real estate holding in the Mid-Atlantic region.
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Reed Cordish, the Baltimore businessman and former White House adviser, played a role behind the scenes building support for a criminal justice bill that passed Congress this week.
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Baltimore pastor: Months ago, I was asked if I would entertain a possible visit from President Trump. My immediate response was that we would welcome the president to use us as his Opportunity Zone backdrop if he were also willing to consider offering additional federal funding to our city.
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President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing more federal resources to struggling neighborhoods — an initiative hailed by the pastor of an East Baltimore church who was among the few Marylanders appearing at the event with the president.
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The Opportunity Zone program promoted by Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner — both senior White House advisers — could also benefit them financially, an Associated Press investigation found.
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Biased federal laws that have subjected a generation of African-American men to unfair, lengthy prison sentences may finally see reform thanks to an unlikely ally in President Donald Trump.
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It appears that Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and legal resident of the United States, has been murdered in a plan likely developed and carried out by the Saudi Arabia government inside their Istanbul consulate. Why is Trump afraid to criticize Saudi Arabia?
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What if the results of the Mueller probe into Russian meddling in our 2016 presidential campaign prove to be as big as Watergate or the storied Teapot Dome scandal? What if the “see, hear, speak no evil” approach of the GOP regarding Trump, in retrospect, the dumbest political decision ever made?
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Trump will kill the Mueller investigation before it renders a report. Removal by impeachment will never get two-thirds votes in the Senate for the foreseeable future. The only hope is conviction of his nibs of a significant felony. Trump and his son-in-law may have committed just such a felony.
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Everybody knows Donald Trump's presidency is like a realty TV show. Except it's not. Right medium, wrong genre. Watching cable TV coverage of the government shutdown, I have come to believe this chaotic presidency is a prime-time soap opera - one of the trashy 1980's productions like "Dallas."
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Some say you should change for change’s sake. Others respond with the often heard phrase that “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” These opposing approaches to the need for — and the value — of change are each misguided.
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Robert Mueller isn't running out of gas in his investigation, says Bill Press; he's just getting into high gear.
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Forget Russia, there appears to be evidence of collusion between Team Trump and Israel, says Rachel Marsden.
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NEW YORK (AP) — News outlets including The Baltimore Sun have filed a motion in federal court arguing that a document containing the names of investors in some
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The Maryland apartment rental company owned by President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner has asked a federal judge to shield the firm's full roster of investors.
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The Maryland apartment company owned by President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, has asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit by tenants.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Tenants of a second building owned by the company of Jared Kushner's family filed a lawsuit Tuesday over rent that they say is inflated
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Eight candidates for Maryland governor try out at Democratic casting call for their candidate for governor.
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Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, a Democrat seeking his party's nomination for governor next year, said the apartments owned by Jared Kushner's company are not in compliance with local laws.
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Maryland Attorney General is investigating the practices of the apartment company owned by Jared Kushner's company.
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Congressional Democrats from Maryland request bipartisan help in assessing Jared Kushner's real estate practices in Maryland
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"Lock her up!" Remember that howl from last year's GOP Convention and throughout the campaign? Indeed, even last week in Alabama the crowd at Trump's rally
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Baltimore area tenants of Jared Kushner's apartment company file lawsuit alleging they are charged improper fees
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I know from my experience in civil legal aid that the vast majority of people defending against collection lawsuits are in court alone, without the legal help to protect their rights,.
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In letter Friday, the lawmakers focus on collection tactics, HUD vouchers, steps to avoid conflict of interest
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How Vice News helped ignite a moral fire with its deep coverage of Charlottesville.
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The real estate company owned by Jared Kushner, son-in-law and top adviser to President Donald Trump, has been the most aggressive in Maryland in using a
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I went down to the White House to see Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner give his excuses surrounding the meeting that he, Trump's son, and Paul Manafort, among
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The real estate business hasn’t prepared the Trump family for the rules of politics and government, says David Horsey.
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The Trump family can't seem to keep their stories about Russia straight.
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One of the many challenges of the Trump presidency, especially for leaders who represent black people, is how much to play politics and proceed as if things are
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A Democratic congressman from Virginia is questioning the ethics of having a company with ties to President Donald J. Trump as a leading competitor to build a proposed new headquarters for the FBI — a $2 billion project Maryland officials hope will be built in Prince George's County.
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Why has Jared Kushner faced no consequences for his secret dealings with the Russians?
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Latest 'back channel' revelation shows how Putin drives a wedge between U.S. and NATO allies
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Jared Kushner should step forward and explain his request for back-channel communications with the Russians last year
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Season 5 of "House of Cards" is steeped in the zeitgeist of Donald Trump's America.
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Jared Kushner, the President’s son-in-law, sues his Baltimore tenants for thousands of dollars in bogus debts, on which he also gets judgments allowing him to
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Robert Reich: In the Bannon-Kushner battle for influence in the White House, ordinary Americans lose.
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Former Baltimore developer Reed Cordish will have a hand in overseeing a new White House office to overhaul government functions using ideas from the business
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Can you imagine the dread, the slow-burning existential panic that overtakes White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Friday evenings? After Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner — who are known to have a calming effect on the president -— head off to honor the Jewish Sabbath, Messrs. Priebus and Spicer have to white-knuckle it until dawn, gripping their phones with tobacco-stained fingers as they constantly refresh Twitter.
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Maryland Congressman Elijah E. Cummings and two U.S. senators Wednesday called for the White House to clarify which financial assets Jared Kushner, son-in-law and senior adviser to President Trump, has divested to avoid potential conflicts of interest with his role in the administration.
