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US Bars Iran’s World Cup Team From Overnight Stays as Mexico Steps In
Iran's players will compete on US soil but sleep in Tijuana, exposing what the policy looks like when official relations don't exist.
Iran's players will compete on US soil but sleep in Tijuana, exposing what the policy looks like when official relations don't exist.
Administration owns the oil cutoff as policy but denies it as cause — and undercuts its own GAESA case in the process.
Dombrovskis says London ambushed allies on jet fuel licence days after US extended its own Russian oil waiver at the same Paris meeting.
A one-page addendum shields Trump's tax history. A spokesperson narrows it hours later.
A one-page Tuesday addendum signed by acting AG Todd Blanche expands Monday's settlement into territory tax law experts say DOJ has no authority to enter.
The president fielded a reporter's question on Ebola Monday and deferred to staff as the CDC simultaneously triggered the first U.S. travel ban ever issued in response to an Ebola outbreak.
A vendor printing mistake flagged by state officials became a presidential rigging claim within 72 hours, testing whether transparent self-correction still counts as good-faith election administration.
Settlement closes the day before the next president is sworn in, with the commission appointed by the attorney general Trump controls.