The billionaire, chosen by President Trump to lead a federal overhaul, insisted he was working transparently, but his team’s secretive actions have delivered shocks across the government.

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Georgia baseball head coach Wes Johnson, catcher Henry Hunter and pitcher Brian Curley spoke to the media ahead of the team’s ...

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“Would we consider this a racially aggravated insult if she had said stupid and black? Of course you would, it wouldn’t even ...

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Donald Trump’s supporters are urging him to ignore judges who rule against him. His own thoughts on the matter don’t exactly ...