National Security News
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Hawaii judge puts Trump's revised travel ban on hold
A federal judge in Hawaii on Wednesday issued a nationwide temporary restraining order on President Donald Trump 's revised travel ban, dealing another body blow to one of the president's signature domestic security initiatives. U.S. District Judge Derrick Watson heard arguments in a Hawaii federal
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Trump suffers second defeat as revised travel ban on hold
President Donald Trump's revised travel ban has been put on hold by a federal judge in Hawaii who questions the government's argument that the measure was motivated by national security concerns
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Trump's allies melting away on wiretapping claims
President Donald Trump's explosive allegation that Barack Obama wiretapped his New York skyscraper during the presidential campaign has left him increasingly isolated
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Myanmar refugees may be hurt most by Trump resettlement cuts
An Associated Press analysis suggests that the people hurt most by President Donald Trump's planned deep cuts in refugee visas are from not any of the six Muslim countries listed in his travel ban, but Myanmar
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Trump budget slashes agency money to boost defense spending
President Donald Trump is unveiling a $1.15 trillion budget, a far-reaching overhaul of federal government spending that slashes billions at a dozen departments to finance a significant increase in the military and a U.S.-Mexico border wall
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Winners and losers in Trump's first budget plan
Military spending would get the biggest boost in President Donald Trump's proposed budget
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Federal judge in Hawaii puts Trump travel ban on hold
President Donald Trump's revised travel ban has been put on hold by a federal judge in Hawaii who questions the government's argument that the measure was motivated by national security concerns
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The Latest: Trump blasts ruling that put travel ban on hold
President Donald Trump is blasting a court for halting what he's calling a "watered-down version" of his travel ban
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The Latest: Judge: Trump has power to ban foreign travelers
A federal appeals court judge says President Donald Trump has the authority to block foreign travelers and courts must defer to the president's judgment in decisions about who should be allowed in the United States
