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The border wall being built by trump is currently fighting against the state of California. California is starting that trump doesn’t have the authority to build the wall. The Center for Biological Diversity is also going against the wall because of a 2005 law that has expired and should no longer be in effect and not give president trump authority.

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President trump states that California is “putting the nation at risk” by not helping with illegal immigration. Trump looked at 8 prototypes for the wall and decided on a concrete wall, but he wants it to be see through. CBS stated that, “the president renewed his criticism of Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown” because of higher tax rates and by not participating in the wall’s journey to stop illegal immigration.

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Trump was disputing a New York Times report published Tuesday that said the President sought to fire Mueller in December following reports that Mueller was seeking Trump's financial records. CNN has also reported that Trump has wanted to fire Mueller for months.

-Jr Renwick

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As we discussed at the Senate hearing, for years it has been evident that Facebook has actively censored or suppressed conservative speech.

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Paul Ryan quit in frustration, but that hardly means Republicans are doomed

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Governor Scott of Vermont recently signed a new gun control law into effect that raises the age to purchase a gun from 18 to 21. Fox News included several comments from critics and quotes protestors saying that the governor was “smoking a joint” and he doesn’t take his responsibility to serve the Vermont Constitution very seriously.

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Democrats have a shot at winning Paul Ryan's seat

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Trump's latest tariff threat was met with criticism from members of his own Republican party. Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse called the move "the dumbest possible way to do this." -DJ

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President Trump is denying seeking to shut down Robert Mueller’s Russia probe, saying Thursday he would have fired the special counsel months ago if he wanted him gone.

-Jr Renwick

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Syria’s most recent attack has made President Trump promise retaliation, which Obama had also promised. CNN agrees that action should be taken.

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Paul Ryan stated he has “No plans to run for anything, and I really don't think I'll change my mind." He will relinquish the speaker’s gavel in January so he can spend more time with his teenage children. When asked if he would seek another public office, he responded with “Not while my kids are growing up.”

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Paul Ryan's exit marks another triumph of Trumpism: ANALYSIS

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President Donald Trump "never said when an attack on Syria would take place," he tweeted this morning, referring to the possible U.S. response to Syria's suspected chemical attack.

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"Could be very soon or not so soon at all!" Trump wrote today.

The president's tweet comes four days after he said in a Cabinet meeting Monday that "major decisions" were coming on Syria within 24 to 48 hours.

Trump also appealed today for a pat on the back in the fight against terrorism.

"In any event, the United States, under my Administration, has done a great job of ridding the region of ISIS," he said. "Where is our 'Thank you America?'"

Never said when an attack on Syria would take place. Could be very soon or not so soon at all! In any event, the United States, under my Administration, has done a great job of ridding the region of ISIS. Where is our "Thank you America?"
- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 12, 2018

The president had tweeted Tuesday about missiles "coming," seemingly in response to apparent comments from Russia's ambassador to Lebanon, widely reported Wednesday morning, that warned Russia would fire on any U.S. missiles targeting Syria and the units launching them.

Trump tweeted that Russia made a "vow" to shoot down "any and all" U.S. missiles targeting Syria.

"Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and "smart!" he tweeted Tuesday.

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But White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said in Wednesday's press briefing that there was no timetable for any punitive strike.

"We're maintaining that we have a number of options and all of those options are still on the table. Final decisions haven't been made yet on that front," Sanders said at the briefing, adding that the president has "not laid out a timetable."

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Syria attack 'could be very soon or not so soon at all,' Trump tweets

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President Donald Trump "never said when an attack on Syria would take place," he tweeted this morning, referring to the possible U.S. response to Syria's suspected chemical attack. Add Syria as an interest to stay up to date on the latest Syria news, video, and analysis from ABC News.

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"Why don't I just fire Mueller? Well I think it's a disgrace what's going on. We'll see what happens. But I think it's really a sad situation when you look at what happened. Many people have said you should fire him,” Trump said.

-Jr Renwick

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“We will take the initiative to expand imports,” Xi said during his keynote speech at the opening of the Boao Forum for Asia, China Plus News reported. "China does not seek trade surplus; we have a genuine desire to increase imports and achieve greater balance of international payments under the current account," he said.

Xi said Beijing will "significantly lower" tariffs on auto imports this year and ease restrictions on foreign ownership in the auto industry as soon as possible.

China charges total duties of 25 percent on most imported cars -- a 10 percent customs tariff plus a 15 percent auto tax. Since December 2016, Beijing also has charged an additional 10 percent on "super-luxury" vehicles priced above $200,000.

The U.S. bought more than $500 billion in goods from China last year and now is planning or considering penalties on some $150 billion of those imports.-(/DJ

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Former Republican Speaker of the House John Boehner has joined the advisory board of Acreage Holdings, one of the nation's largest cannabis corporations, saying "my thinking on cannabis has evolved" and that he now supports changing federal marijuana policy.

-Dallas

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CNN goes over the reasons Paul Ryan said he left office and other possible reasons.

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CNN states that trump has avoided California because he did not want to deal with them. Also that Jerry Brown is “doing a poor job” as the Governor of California. Trump has remained unpopular in California, and especially was during the 2016 election. With California not wanting to help with illegal immigration, trump bashes the decision that California has made.

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House Speaker Paul Ryan's decision to not seek re-election makes his district more competitive for Democrats in the fall.

One would have already expected it to be more competitive than usual given Republicans' poor performance on the generic ballot and in special elections throughout the year. And with Ryan's exit, Republicans are losing a high-profile incumbent who has won re-elections rather easily in Wisconsin's first congressional district.

When you take into the partisan lean of the district, the national environment and the potential quality of the candidates, it's pretty clear that this is going to be a race that both sides fight for.

Based upon the last two presidential elections and how Wisconsin 1 has voted versus the nation, the partisan baseline of Ryan's district is +11 Republican.

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"Never said when an attack on Syria would take place. Could be very soon or not so soon at all!," the President tweeted. The message notably did not rule out plans to attack Syria in retaliation for the weekend's suspected chemical attack on civilians at the hands of the Assad regime.

Trump on Wednesday vowed to thwart Russia's missile defense system in Syria, warning that missiles "will be coming, nice and new and 'smart.'" The President, however, did not refer to the attack's timing.

But in tweeting about the forthcoming attack, Trump appeared to publicly telegraph military plans -- something for which he heavily criticized former President Barack Obama back in 2013.

Trump on Thursday also suggested he did not get enough credit for US gains against ISIS in the region.

"In any event, the United States, under my Administration, has done a great job of ridding the region of ISIS," the President wrote in the same tweet. "Where is our 'Thank you America?'"

CNN's Maegan Vazquez and Veronica Stracqualursi contributed to this report.

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Trump attempts to cloud timing of potential Syria strike

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"Never said when an attack on Syria would take place. Could be very soon or not so soon at all!," the President tweeted. The message notably did not rule out plans to attack Syria in retaliation for the weekend's suspected chemical attack on civilians at the hands of the Assad regime.

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Paul Ryan says he's "proud" of achievements as speaker as he aims to retire in January

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His frustration in trying to work with President Trump, despite their clashing agendas, was in my view a significant factor in yesterday's announcement that he isn't running for reelection, essentially abdicating as House speaker.

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On the issue of Government Scott signing in a new law on gun control in Vermont, CBS News reports that it is “the first significant gun restrictions in the state’s history.” This article is considerably more factual and on the surface less biased but much of the vocabulary has a more positive connotation.

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Mark Zuckerberg faces two days of Capitol Hill questioning. Zuckerberg has been caught allowing a data-mining company to get personal information of at least 87 million users. He arrived Monday to apologize and amid the threat of new government regulations. Fox News reports what happens but only uses sources which argue with Zuckerberg and dislike him. -Michaela

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In CNN and CBS, both are quick to accuse Trump of bashing California for not wanting to help with illegal immigration. Fox News states that California is trying to go against Trump because “trump does not have the authority”. CNN and CBS are much more missed against trump and the wall, opposed to Fox News.

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So far, neither country is targeting products they would have a hard time getting elsewhere. China has U.S. soybeans on its list because it can easily buy them from other countries like Brazil. But Brazilian animal hides aren't as prized as U.S. ones, since U.S. winters made animal hides thicker and more resistant to bugs, says Stephen Sothmann of the U.S. Hide, Skin and Leather Association.

The U.S. is the top supplier of animal hides and skins to China's $220 billion leather industry. China exported 680 million pairs of leather shoes last year, according to the Chinese Leather Industry Association.
-DJ

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Gun Control March
"There’s a movement afoot”
This shows a more supportive role of gun laws being stricter
"I don’t want something like this to ever happen again. I want us to take action.”

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ABC calls out the flaws in both countries tariffs suggesting they are holding back on products that are actually difficult to get anywhere else.

CNN jumped on trump saying that it was a mistake and that it was a horrible idea and that the us would suffer more than anyone

Fox News reported on the better side of the tariffs saying that President Xi is willing to reduce taxes and tariffs on the USA

-DJ Alexander

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Paul Ryan quit in frustration, but that hardly means Republicans are doomed

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http://video.foxnews.com/v/5768825043001/how-will-ryans-retirement-impact-midterms

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Commentary: Yes, Republicans are in trouble

-Dallas

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President Donald Trump clarified on Thursday that a missile attack by the U.S. in Syria may not be imminent.

"Never said when an attack on Syria would take place. Could be very soon or not so soon at all! In any event, the United States, under my Administration, has done a great job of ridding the region of ISIS. Where is our "Thank you America?", President Trump said on social media Thursday.

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Stock futures ticked higher and oil and gold fell slightly following Trump's new tweet.

On Wednesday, stocks fell and oil and gold jumped after Trump tweeted, "Russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at Syria. Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and 'smart!'"

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Trump tweets again on Syria, saying attack 'could be very soon or not so soon at all'

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Nicholas Kamm | AFP | Getty Images President Donald Trump clarified on Thursday that a missile attack by the U.S. in Syria may not be imminent. "Never said when an attack on Syria would take place. Could be very soon or not so soon at all!

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Throughout the liberal analysis they view the stepping down of Paul Ryan as a chance for the Democratic Party to surge past the Republicans, but contradicting this Fox News deems his act of stepping down being rooted from frustration due to disagreements with President Trump and not being a setback for conservatives at all.

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CNN- Points out Trumps hypocracy over telegraphing military plans which he supposedly bashed Obama for. Assumes Trump is “clouding” the timing of when they plan to bomb.
ABC- Focuses strictly on the timing of when Trump plans to bomb. States evidence where he stated a time during a past cabinet meeting. Points out a possible time frame. Not much negativity nor positivity.
MSNBC- Correlates the bombing issue and Trump’s tweet to the recent downfall on stocks. Does not cover the timing or what will happen, but more on the effect of his information effected stocks. Supposedly, it lowered the oil stock and a sudden rise in gold.

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The titles for the more liberal side maintained a more distinct aspect of “clickbait” and grasped the audience into wanting to read the article whereas the conservative site seemed to cut right to the point

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Focuses on whether or not Paul Ryan left because he was worried a Democratic tidal wave was going to occur.

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Gun Control March
“America: We are your future. Why won’t you protect us?”
"This is a time for action. We need to support the Parkland teens, and kids across the country.”

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Governor Scott of Vermont is assigning new gun control legislation that raises the age of gun purchasing, bans bump stocks, limits magazines to 10 rounds and requires dealers to be licensed. CNN reports that “there were cheers as well as boos from the crowd.” They also emphasize that Paul Ryan is a gun owner and a strong representative for the 2nd amendment.

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Ryan brushed aside such concerns, saying at his news conference Wednesday that Republicans will be “just fine” if they continue to do their jobs, in tandem with President Donald Trump.

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That’s it. there is nothing in the text of this amendment about what types of guns people can have, how long someone may have to wait before buying one, or whether certain people shouldn’t be allowed to have guns at all. Since Heller, the Supreme Court has rejected a number of cases challenging various restrictions on firearms.One dealt directly with a city’s decision to prohibit someone from owning a semi-automatic rifle. Despite the clear constitutional issue presented by the case, the court passed on it.

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Fox News fails to provide any coverage on the negative aspects of Pruitt’s term. Instead, there are stories of the world’s oldest man bathing in a hot spring and saving whales, and criticizing the spending of foreign countries in their efforts to reduce global emissions.
Savannah

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Mark Zuckerberg has been in trouble befor for revealing data while a student in Harvard. CNN dives deep into Zuckerberg’s past and portrays him as criminal offender using words as “betray” and “secretive”. CNN does a good job of research, but conveys Zuckerberg in the wrong light to make his recent mistake seem a lot worse. -Michaela

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Gun Control Rally
"Paris rallies call for strict U.S. gun control laws”
"Our future is in the right hands”

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The titles alone of CNN, FOX, and CBS were vastly different. While CNN was rather neutral, Fox took a very negative tone as opposed to cbs which was much more optimistic. The writer of the Fox article also inserted his own opinion, making the article seem less credible. CBS was pretty forgiving, and had a tone that was very professionally polite, almost praiseworthy. CNN mainly just quoted what Paul Ryan stated in his interview with them.

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Trump says the 2nd mendment will never be replaced. Eager to makeit  a campaign issue.

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You can get a hint of the stance on the second amendment from cnn and msnbc