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"The hope for improving our relations with the new U.S. administration is now over"

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US President Donald Trump reluctantly signed off on new sanctions against Russia Wednesday, bowing to domestic pressure and putting efforts to improve ties with the Kremlin on ice. Trump signed the legislation behind closed doors and away from the cameras, after failed efforts to scupper or water down the bill. “In its haste to pass this legislation, the Congress included a number of clearly unconstitutional provisions,” he said, including curbs on the president’s ability to conduct foreign policy.

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Days after declaring that President Trump would sign legislation imposing tough new sanctions on Russia, Sarah Huckabee Sanders said government lawyers needed to wrap up a “legal review” first.

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Conservative Sen. Jeff Flake has come out firing against his own party, blaming Republicans for the rise of President Trump and loss of conservative principles in Congress.

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HHS Secretary Tom Price denied that Republicans would allow the ACA to "implode" to force Democrats to cooperate in repealing and replacing the law.

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A plot to bring down an international flight with an explosive device was foiled by police in Australia after a counter terrorism investigation.

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In a speech about the violent MS-13 gang, President Trump encouraged police officers not to be “too nice” with “thugs” when putting them in the back of police vans.

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Sen. John McCain lived up to his nickname, “maverick,” in voting against his fellow Republicans on the “skinny” amendment to repeal and replace Obamacare.

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Donald Trump named Anthony Scaramucci his new White House communications director, despite his lack of communications experience.

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As a vote neared Thursday on a proposed "skinny repeal" of Obamacare, three key Republican senators said they would only vote for it if they are assured it won't actually become law.

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Sens. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, quickly announced their opposition Wednesday to President Trump’s Twitter announcement that the U.S. military would not “accept or allow” transgender military service members.

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President Trump continued his public campaign against his own attorney general, Jeff Sessions, on Wednesday, knocking his longtime ally for not replacing acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe. Trump, who fired James Comey as FBI director in May, also has the authority to replace McCabe. It’s unclear why Trump is singling out Sessions on the issue, other than to add pressure as he reportedly mulls firing him.

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