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Trump Blames Immigration for France Unrest That Began With School and Spending Protests
President Donald Trump blamed immigration for violent unrest in France and urged the country to close its borders, offering no evidence for a claim that diverged from the education and public-spending grievances behind weeks of demonstrations. 
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Trump Says Zelenskyy Is Harder to Deal With Than Putin, Calls Refinery Strikes ‘a Disgrace’
President Donald Trump said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was harder to deal with than Vladimir Putin, escalating a dispute over Russian energy supplies as Kyiv resumes refinery attacks and faces a reported shortage of missiles needed to defend against Moscow's strikes. 
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JD Vance Calls Selling White House Access ‘Disgusting’ After Guilfoyle’s Exit
Vice President JD Vance said anyone selling access to the White House should face consequences, addressing disputed allegations surrounding Kimberly Guilfoyle's departure as U.S. ambassador to Greece while declining to pass judgment on her conduct. 
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Kristi Noem Loses Trump Envoy Title, Takes Third Administration Role This Year
Kristi Noem has moved into her third Trump administration role this year, becoming a senior adviser at the State Department after her designation as special envoy for the Shield of the Americas expired in September. 
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Trump Says Staying Married Is ‘Much Less Expensive,’ Drawing Criticism Over Alaska Rally Joke
President Donald Trump drew online criticism after advising a police officer to remain married because it was "much less expensive," a joke delivered during his midterm campaign rally in Wasilla, Alaska, that prompted some viewers to question his attitude toward marriage. 
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Natalie Harp Joins Katie Zacharia After Official Warns New Press Secretary Must Improve ‘Fast’
Natalie Harp accompanied new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia on President Donald Trump's trip to Alaska on Tuesday, hours after Zacharia's abbreviated first briefing drew criticism from an administration official who warned that she needed to improve quickly. 
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Katie Zacharia Faces Exit Bets After Rocky White House Debut as Trump Defends Her
White House press secretary Katie Zacharia faced criticism and speculation about her future after a roughly 14-minute debut Tuesday in which she relied heavily on prepared remarks and took questions from just three outlets. President Donald Trump nevertheless praised her performance, offering public support as prediction-market traders began wagering on her departure. 
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Trump Rejects Claims Russia and China Are Helping Iran, Saying They Have ‘Too Much to Lose’
President Donald Trump said Monday that he did not believe Russia or China was helping Iran in its war with the United States, dismissing allegations of foreign support despite earlier statements by his defense secretary and U.S. sanctions targeting Iranian procurement networks. 
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Senator Who Sued Hundreds of Patients Pays Bakery Bill After Six Years and a Public Complaint
Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall's campaign paid a bakery $1,300 last week after its owner publicly disclosed a $678.75 invoice that had gone unpaid for six years, adding a new controversy to a competitive reelection race already shaped by scrutiny of his medical-debt lawsuits. 
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Trump Promised $2 Gas and 2% Mortgages. Americans Face $4.37 Fuel and 7.40% Home Loans
President Donald Trump's promises of gasoline below $2 a gallon and mortgage rates of 2% remain far from Americans' financial reality as the November midterms approach, with fuel, food and housing costs challenging his administration's claims of economic progress. 
