The anti-terror finance meeting that Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will take part in is separate from the “Davos in the Desert” summit that he withdrew from after the suspected murder of journalist and Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi.
A cadre of conservative House lawmakers has been exchanging articles from right-wing outlets that falsely depict the missing journalist as allied with terrorists.
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Analysis The president’s demands that his aides enact more extreme policies are causing tensions to flare, including a shouting match between national security adviser John Bolton and Chief of Staff John F. Kelly.
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Steve Penny discussed a U.S. Olympic Committee job opening with the former agent in charge of the Indianapolis field office.
The Minnesota congressman is facing fresh controversy from his days as a conservative talk-radio host.
The Fix
Analysis This comes during a week when the probable killing of another journalist has caused international outrage.
Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Jeff Flake were among the other targets in a 17-minute speech by the outgoing U.N. ambassador.
“And just like everyone else under 35,” Lee J. Carter, a Virginia state lawmaker, tweeted, “I’m sure explicit images or video of me exists out there somewhere.”
It’s not just to keep delivering a reliable stream of monologue taunts.
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