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San Francisco Had Avoided Trump’s Ire. Until Now.
The president focused on cities like Los Angeles and Washington as he deployed federal troops and railed against crime. But on Friday, in reference to San Francisco, he said, “We’ll clean that one up, too.”
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Impact of State Dept.’s New ‘Continuous Vetting’ for U.S. Visa Holders Remains Unclear
The State Department offered few details about its plans for the 55 million visa holders, and it was unclear if it was culling travel documents, or making less drastic changes.
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Will Museums Fight Back Against Trump?
The president’s attacks on the Smithsonian Institution and other museums have become an effort to redefine why such places exist.
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Trump Administration Orders Work Halted on Wind Farm That Is Nearly Built
The order to stop construction on Revolution Wind off the coast of Rhode Island is part of a campaign against renewable energy.
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Trump Names His Personnel Chief as Ambassador to India
As head of presidential personnel appointments, Sergio Gor placed thousands of people across government, the president said.
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A Trip to Portugal’s Algarve Coast, the ‘Edge of the World’
Prince Henry the Navigator helped launch the age of seafaring exploration from the country’s Algarve coast. A family of sailors follows in his wake.
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How Southwest’s New Seating Policy Will Affect Plus-Size Travelers
Among other changes, the airline will soon require travelers who “encroach upon the neighboring seat” to purchase an additional ticket, which might not be refunded.
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Jay Powell Takes Center Stage with Friday’s Jackson Hole Address
The Fed chief is expected to address inflation, interest rates and the economy in his speech on Friday. Will he also confront President Trump’s attacks on central bank independence?
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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang in Talks With China to Allay Security Fears Over A.I. Chips
Jensen Huang said he was “surprised” by questions about his company’s chips, given China’s eagerness to acquire them for advanced A.I systems.
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Year Will End With 300,000 Fewer Federal Workers, Trump Official Says
The reduction would be the largest single-year decline in civilian federal employment since World War II.