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Greg Clugston
White House correspondent
Greg Clugston- The Trump administration says there is a “military option” if North Korea continues to threaten the international community. Listen
- President Trump welcomed an 11-year-old boy to the White House, where the youngster helped mow the lawn Listen
- President Trump has signed a resolution condemning white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and other hate groups Listen
- President Trump is using the incident to defend his travel ban against six Muslim-majority countries Listen
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Wally Hindes
U.S. House correspondent
Wally Hindes- President Trump’s headed to Alabama today (Friday) to put the power of the Presidency behind a Senate candidate who’s trailing in the polls. Listen
- Rand Paul is swinging back at Presidents Trump’s attempts to pressure him into dropping his opposition to the latest Senate health care bill. Listen
- Faced with intense pressure from Congressional investigators, Facebook has agreed to turn over copies of thousands of political ads bought by Russians during the 2016 campaign. Listen
- House Democrats have announced an all-out effort to save Obamacare. Listen
Michael HarringtonScience and Technology
- Wisconsin, 20 other U.S. states targeted by Russian hackers in 2016 election
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- ECB's Constancio compares Bitcoin to Dutch tulip mania
- SolarCity to pay $29.5 million to resolve U.S. government allegations
- Food ordering company Olo ties up with Amazon Restaurants
Linda Kenyon
News U.S. Senate correspondent
Linda Kenyon- Arizona Republican Senator John McCain says he will vote “NO” on the latest GOP bill to repeal and replace Obamacare. Listen
- Education Secretary Betsy DeVos takes steps to roll back discipline guidelines involving sexual assault cases on college campuses Listen
- Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price is the subject of an investigation Listen
- Time is growing short for Senate Republicans to pass their latest bill to repeal and replace Obamacare. Listen
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