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Trump says he is banning three media outlets from the White House
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Trump hosts 9/11 first responders and families at the White House
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White House launches video games that promote Trump's agenda
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Trump calls war with Iran ‘small potatoes’ for U.S.
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Supreme Court temporarily allows Trump's White House ballroom construction to proceed
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Kudlow on CBO shutdown report: ‘We frequently disagree’
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During the White House press briefing on Monday, economic adviser Larry Kudlow said he disagreed with the Congressional Budget Office’s report that the government shutdown cost the economy $11 billion. Press Secretary Sarah Sanders ensured President Trump “doesn’t want to go through another shutdown,” and suggested worried federal workers should call their Democratic representatives to push them to make a deal.Jan. 29, 2019
