While Trump may be outwardly feuding with Bannon, he certainly isn't feuding with Bannon ideologically.
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When it comes to feuding with Donald Trump, US Sen.
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In recent weeks, Gabbard has made headlines for feuding with Clinton.
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After nine months of feuding with Trump, what did Kelly do?
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After spending the early hours of Tuesday feuding with Republican Sen.
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Mr. Cuomo is hardly the only politician feuding with Charter Spectrum.
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They are in flight from, or feuding with, parents and siblings.
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The leader was feuding with Mr. Lawrence on a few fronts.
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Olivia de Havilland may be feuding with FX a little while longer.
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Sanders has been feuding with Joe Biden for weeks over Social Security.
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"I never was feuding with anybody; there was a misunderstanding," she said.
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Lyft has been feuding with San Francisco regarding this contract for months.
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If so, investigators would determine whether that gang was feuding with another.
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Tired of feuding with their landlord, they found new lodging in Harlem.
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The Kentucky Republican spent much of Tuesday feuding with fellow GOP Sens.
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But the relationship soured, and Trump began feuding with the MSNBC hosts.
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Now he's feuding with his ex-wife over nearly $1 billion in art.
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"I never was feuding with anybody; there was a misunderstanding," Cardi told Billboard.
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Brandon, 22, made headlines earlier this year for feuding with dad Tommy, 56.
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Mr. Wallace and his brother Dawaun had recently been feuding with Timothy Murphy.
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He's been feuding with residents who refuse to cede their land to him.
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He once mailed a dead gopher to an editor he was feuding with.
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Harry and Meghan have spent months feuding with — and even suing — British tabloids.
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It's not unlike what happened in Scotland in 1567, when John Gordon, the 11th Earl of Sutherland, and his wife were poisoned at Helmsdale Castle by Isobel Sinclair, whose family was feuding with the Gordons (everyone was feuding with the Gordons).
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And Pence's speech Friday resulted in the vice president openly feuding with Ohio Gov.
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For a while, the FBI was the only intelligence agency Trump wasn't feuding with.
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And, let's not forget, he is also feuding with pro basketball players and teams.
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He was managing the Assassins, who were feuding with "Boogie Woogie Man" Jimmy Valiant.
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Bikini chillin' by the pool ... a much better look than feuding with your ex.
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West has a history of feuding with Swift, which made her uncomfortable with Braun.
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In the Senate, the president is feuding with at least three key Republicans — Sens.
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Benzino's been feuding with Amber for putting on the event he clearly thinks degrades women.
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News about Trump feuding with the media just doesn't register much with news consumers today.
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Over the last two weeks, the Trump campaign's feuding with the Republican National Committee intensified.
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Sometimes creators will weaponize the ability to make a claim while feuding with another creator.
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The president is stuck between two allies — agriculture and oil interests — feuding with each other.
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If Trump is feuding with the London mayor, it's the mayor who should be abashed.
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He has spent his transition feuding with spy agencies that concluded Russia interfered in the election.
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The President is feuding with Snoop Dogg on Twitter Or basically, 2017 in a single headline.
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Jenni "JWoww" Farley isn't the only one feuding with Angelina Pivarnick on Jersey Shore: Family Vacation.
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Henson was very adamant about not feuding with other actresses, despite unfounded rumors to the contrary.
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And she may be new, but that won't keep Kemsley from feuding with Girardi and Rinna.
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Less than 48 hours later, Trump was already back to feuding with the New York Times.
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For all his bitter feuding with Mr. Stewart, Senator McCain speaks of the show with affection.
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Most famously, Prince vowed to rerecord his entire catalog while feuding with his label, Warner Bros.
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He said that Kayla had been feuding with gang members at school and via social media.
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But most expect it will continue as long as the feuding with Trump attracts new viewers.
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Most famously, Prince vowed to rerecord his entire catalog while feuding with his label, Warner Bros.
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Without throwing anyone under the bus, I think feuding with other acts is a bad idea.
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For the last several years, Leakes has been feuding with on-again, off-again friend Kim Zolciak.
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Flake's feuding with Trump had led to primary challenges in his own reelection race from the right.
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But Trump inflamed the matter by feuding with Puerto Rican officials and criticizing the local government's response.
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Last year, owner James Dolan was publicly feuding with a team legend and calling him an alcoholic.
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Lee is now full-on feuding with the Knicks and team owner James Dolan over his treatment.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who has been publicly feuding with Mr. de Blasio on a range of issues.
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Greg Abbott is publicly feuding with city officials in Austin for passing local ordinances to decriminalize homelessness.
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Gene Evin Atkins, 28, allegedly shot his grandmother after weeks of feuding with her, the suspect's cousin said.
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President Donald Trump is still feuding with John McCain — even though the senator died Saturday from brain cancer.
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Asked in parliament whether he was feuding with Zuma, Gordhan said there was no conflict with the president.
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Meanwhile, some fans are worried that this new tattoo means Zayn is still feuding with Harry Styles, 23.
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This week, NATO has been feuding with Russia over the country's use of a new nuclear missile system.
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Phil Jackson is awkwardly feuding with Carmelo Anthony, and Charles Oakley was forcibly removed from Madison Square Garden.
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So keep reading to find out who's still feuding with whom, and who might be reconciling sometime soon.
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But Ms Sanders's boss cannot stop himself from feuding with senators whose votes he needs to pass legislation.
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So whether he is feuding with his foes or retweeting anti-Muslim videos, that'll show up on www.whitehouse.gov.
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Priebus's ouster also represents a significant victory for Scaramucci, who had been openly feuding with Priebus for days.
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However, a second flight attendant appeared to be feuding with her colleague over the situation, the family said.
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Over the past week, House Democratic leadership has been openly feuding with four freshman congresswomen of color: Rep.
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"I never was feuding with anybody; there was a misunderstanding," Cardi later told Howard Stern of the meeting.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find a time when one member of the Lyons isn't feuding with another.
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As long as she stays away from Twitter feuding with Kim Kardashian, this place should be a paradise.
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Wilson and Roy Moore ... not to mention feuding with Chief of Staff General Kelly over access to Trump.
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Trump, who is openly feuding with McConnell, hasn't held a fundraiser or agreed to campaign on Strange's behalf.
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Of course, the U.S. is also feuding with over trade, so it's not outside the realm of possibility.
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From day one, Trump dominated headlines, publicly feuding with rivals and pushing policies that upended the Washington consensus.
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Apple had been working exclusively with Intel for modems for newer iPhones while it was still feuding with Qualcomm.
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Cruz has been feuding with Trump for the past few days over comments Trump made about his wife, Heidi. .
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Lewis is also currently feuding with one of his brothers, he told his listeners, over their deceased grandmother's estate.
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Drake has made it clear he isn't into new friends but right now, he's feuding with some old ones.
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Julie Bowen is addressing rumors that she and her Modern Family costar Sofia Vergara are feuding with one another.
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Hedge funder Leon Cooperman, who has been publicly feuding with Warren, told CNBC he would back his fellow billionaire.
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Ms. Quick, a drug dealer, said she had been feuding with one or two of the men over drugs.
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MN Congresswoman Ilhan Omar received a rousing welcome home from Washington after several days of feuding with President Trump.
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The reality star is no stranger to feuding with her castmates, who all initially starred on MTV's 16 and Pregnant.
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Ja Rule, who is still defending himself after the spectacular Fyre Fest flameout, is now feuding with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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A recent report said DeMint was ousted from the conservative group after feuding with the head of its lobbying arm.
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DeMint was reportedly ousted from Heritage for feuding with Mike Needham, the CEO of Heritage Action, the group's lobbying arm.
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My colleague Sarah Lyall notes that Britain's politics have been dominated by elites feuding with, and plotting against, one another.
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Then president Phil Jackson was publicly feuding with a team superstar, and telling him he'd be better off playing elsewhere.
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His feuding with co-workers led to his resignation in November 2016 to join Bloomberg L.P. as a software engineer.
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This was year that the "Bronx Zoo" reached its zenith, with Martin perpetually feuding with Steinbrenner and slugger Reggie Jackson.
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So it's the sort of Monday when we have to explain why Benito Mussolini's granddaughter is feuding with Jim Carrey.
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However, he did spend much of the weekend before the primary launching attacks on his rivals and feuding with Biden.
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Even as public perception of Big Tech has soured, feuding with the likes of Amazon or Google isn't without risks.
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He then caused controversy by publicly feuding with Wilson and Johnson's widow after it was reported that Trump had told Mrs.
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So, basically, Demi Lovato has been feuding with Perez Hilton about his interest in a feud between her and Mariah Carey.
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He is close to the Saudis, bitterly feuding with Turkey, and not exactly a champion of human rights or press freedom.
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Mr Shestun was feuding with a more powerful vassal, Andrei Vorobyov, the governor of the Moscow region in which Serpukhov sits.
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That might explain why Trump has quietly pushed his surrogates to appear on CNN, even while publicly feuding with the network.
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Snuka had those gimmicks, too, but he eventually became a babyface after feuding with Lou Albano; he stayed face after that.
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His standard match was to go out into the audience and beat the hell out of whoever he was feuding with.
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Considering the source: Kaspersky is currently feuding with the U.S. government over innuendoes about the firm's complicity in Russian espionage operations.
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To be sure, there have been presidents who have been able to combine feuding with career bureaucrats with actual policy change.
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Steve Bannon's political foes are eager to write his obituary now that he's feuding with his former boss, President Donald Trump.
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At Tuesday's press briefing, Sanders was asked why the president is feuding with GOP lawmakers he needs to implement tax reform.
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BEFORE the lawsuit was filed, the Oakland Raiders had released the WR after feuding with the team's general manager over fines.
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Trump declined to participate in the Fox debate Thursday night after feuding with the network and host Megyn Kelly this week.
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Pecker and the Enquirer have also been feuding with Jeff Bezos, the chief of Amazon and the owner of the Post.
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He's feuding with GOP leaders and has made real enemies of a number of GOP senators whose votes he will need.
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He recently began feuding with former Vine star Chloe Woodard and smashed a $300,000 Ferrari he borrowed from another YouTuber's dad.
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On Monday, Ms. Johnson supported Ms. Wilson, who has been feuding with both Mr. Trump and Mr. Kelly over the call.
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It's highly unusual to see a president publicly feuding with members of his own party, even though he didn't name names.
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The INSIDER Summary: There's an urban legend that Stephen Fry, who narrated the "Harry Potter" audiobooks, is feuding with J.K. Rowling.
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American has been feuding with its mechanics union, a dispute the airline says has caused hundreds of cancellations and long delays.
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First, there was l'affair de Netflix, which found the streaming service feuding with the festival and pulling its high-profile titles.
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Among those that Mr. Uderitz has been feuding with are U.S. Bank, which is responsible for handling loans that are overdue.
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We also check in with John Paul Jones, who had been feuding with Derek, and he's getting advice from Chris Bukowski.
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President Trump denied on Friday that feuding with lawmakers hurts his agenda, saying that if anything it helps move it along.
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Hogg has been feuding with Fox News host Laura Ingraham after she mocked him for being rejected to several California colleges.
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The U.S. government has been working with (and feuding with) tech companies over issues of safety and encryption for months now.
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The Chapitos were then feuding with López Núñez in a Game of Thrones-style power struggle for the control of the cartel.
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But within a year, Madsen was feuding with the board of that organization over who the proper owner of Nautilus really was.
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After a disastrous week defined by him feuding with Gold Star parents, there's real risk of a Trump death spiral kicking in.
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Meanwhile, Mulvaney has reportedly been feuding with White House counsel Pat Cipollone, who has been leading the administration's legal defense against impeachment.
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Kathryn Dennis may be feuding with Thomas Ravenel's girlfriend Ashley Jacobs, but she's certainly not letting it interfere with her co-parenting.
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It's certainly possible that the President's lawyers are just doing this on their own while he focuses on feuding with Arnold Schwarzennegar.
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Feuding with a white conservative like Turnbull might appear to break the pattern of white favoritism Trump has shown, but it doesn't.
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At the time, Trump was openly feuding with intelligence agencies because they had concluded Russia had intervened in the 22016 presidential election.
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French Montana says he's not feuding with Kendrick Lamar ... but he thinks his comment about K. Dot's mainstream popularity got all twisted.
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In his brief remarks on Saturday, Trump said any sense of him feuding with the intelligence community was invented by the media.
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That hasn't stopped Trump from feuding with New York over vital supplies, or bragging about the ratings his coronavirus briefings are getting.
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ALBUQUERQUE — New Mexico's governor is feuding with county sheriffs, accusing them of going "rogue" by refusing to enforce new gun control legislation.
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She's feuding with Vicki Gunvalson, she's snapping back at Tamra Judge, she's bonking Shannon Beador in the head with a giant mallet.
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McCain, who was captured and tortured by the North Vietnamese during the Vietnam War, has been publicly feuding with Trump for months.
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Trump, who once regularly called into the "Morning Joe" set, has been feuding with the two hosts for most of his presidency.
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But as Bannon's fortunes began to turn, Miller sought to ingratiate himself with Kushner, who had had long been feuding with Bannon.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., meeting with King's eldest son after feuding with Representative John Lewis of Georgia, a civil rights icon.
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One big country, Britain, is going through a messy divorce from the EU. Another, Italy, is feuding with the EU over fiscal rules.
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Cardi B told Howard Stern the pair had tried to resolve a "misunderstanding": I never was feuding with anybody; there was a misunderstanding.
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Recounting Secretary of State John Kerry's visit to the country, Duterte, speaking Tagalog, said that he was feuding with US Ambassador Philip Goldberg.
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Trump's attitude toward women is getting more attention after he spent much of last week feuding with Alicia Machado, a former Miss Universe.
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Trump spoke for over an hour, feuding with CNN and ABC News over recent faulty reports and blasting illegal immigration before mentioning Moore.
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That kind of animosity isn't unusual for Kovalev, who has made a habit of feuding with opponents in the months ahead a fight.
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Since Trump's first week—when he was feuding with the beloved cast of the Broadway hit show Hamilton—things have only gotten worse.
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Perhaps most relevant to these playoffs, it led to them feuding with officials, and Durant and Green topping the N.B.A. in technical fouls.
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The one time Trump did travel to Canada as President was for a G7 summit that he blew up by feuding with allies.
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He is feuding with the company he built into the U.S.'s third-largest pizza chain, saying executives should reinstate him as CEO.
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A large group of Trump protesters continued to chant, while another pocket of demonstrators began feuding with a small group of Trump supporters.
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Trump ended up feuding with a Democratic congresswoman who listened in on a conversation he eventually had with one of the soldiers' widows.
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McGregor doesn't seem too bothered by the situation -- he's been partying all over the world, feuding with his UFC rivals and watching WrestleMania.
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In February, McCain addressed rumors that she was feuding with Behar behind closed doors while appearing on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
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Towards the end of the series finale, Jacqueline falls for the agent she is feuding with, Eli Rubin (American Horror Story alum Zachary Quinto).
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Honestly, full disclosure, I'm not really sure who any of these people are besides Corinne and whomever Corinne is feuding with at the moment.
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"I think that's a long time," said Trump, who has been feuding with Democrats over the probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Much like her time on "90210," Doherty eventually left the show after reportedly being difficult to work with and feuding with costar Alyssa Milano.
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Kayla had been feuding with MS-13 members at school and on social media, prosecutors have said, and Nisa was with her on Sept.
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Trump has been feuding with Bezos since early in his term, at one point threatening to upend Amazon's relationship with the US Postal Service.
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Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, who will attend the meetings, spent much of August feuding with Trump, who attacked the Kentuckian repeatedly on Twitter.
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But since last year, when President Trump began feuding with athletes over national anthem protests and other issues, the answer hasn't been so simple.
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But the upward trend reverses a monthslong slide that was punctuated by countless developments around the Russia investigations and intraparty feuding with GOP leaders.
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The president previously referred to the city as a "disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" in a July tweet while feuding with Democratic Rep.
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And, in particular, you have been feuding [with] key congressional leaders and also threatened a government shutdown, potentially next month, over border wall funding.
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Bannon was known for feuding with McMaster and others, like National Economic Council Chair Gary Cohn, whom he saw as hostile to the Breitbart agenda.
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The announcement comes as both Uber and Lyft are feuding with the state of California over whether to classify drivers as employees rather than contractors.
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Our best guess is a story Radar floated last December that said she was leaving after feuding with star Mark Harmon over his pit bull.
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"Am I not allowed to respond?" he asked after being criticized for feuding with a Gold Star family that denounced his proposed ban on Muslims.
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Internal finger pointing abounded in recent days as recent media accounts have portrayed a campaign in disarray and at-times feuding with frustrated GOP leaders.
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Kendra Wilkinson may be feuding with former Girls Next Door costar Holly Madison, but don't expect her to drag ex-boyfriend Hugh Hefner into it!
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Heritage Foundation president Jim DeMint was ousted from the conservative group after feuding with the head of its lobbying arm, according to the Washington Examiner.
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At the time, Facebook was feuding with Twitter, which had recently made the same decision to cut off Facebook's access to friend finding on Twitter.
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The administration could split into two: A small cadre of loyalists in the White House feuding with the very government they are supposed to oversee.
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The GOP nominee compounded his poor showing by spending the ensuing days feuding with a former Miss Universe contestant over her weight and sex life.
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By the time he was a teen, Rucker says, he was running with Bloods and his neighborhood houses were feuding with the nearby Farragut projects.
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The state party is in shambles, and Jones and other Democrats are publicly feuding with the state party chair in an effort to enact changes.
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When Salma dies, she leaves behind a chic flat for Malek's family, which, after decades of feuding with a hostile tenant, they succeed in reclaiming.
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Meanwhile, Rob backed away from the spotlight, refusing to attend Kim's wedding and reportedly feuding with his family and dealing with his own mental health issues.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — who's also been feuding with The Squad over immigration policy — came to the four lawmakers' defense after Trump's tweet over the weekend.
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But we're in an unpredictable era where the president is openly feuding with some GOP senators, so probably best not to assume anything about ANWR bills.
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He drew criticism during his post-hurricane tour of Puerto Rico last October for throwing paper towels to people in a crowd and feuding with Cruz.
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Mr. Trump had been feuding with them after they criticized his ridicule of the parents of Humayun Khan, a Muslim American Army captain killed in Iraq.
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The Republican presidential nominee raised eyebrows late Thursday night and early Friday by sending tweets going after the media and feuding with a former Miss Universe.
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Mr. Corker, who has been feuding with the man he once contemplated serving as vice president, accused Mr. Trump of serial lying and debasing the office.
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Nurmagomedov's opponent for the lightweight title will be a fighter whose claim to fame has been publicly feuding with the UFC, Felder's original opponent Al Iaquinta.
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The "ma" in this case is President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, now feuding with her vice president, Joseph Boakai — he would be the "pa" — over sundry misdeeds.
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While feuding with the Nine Trey gang over control of his career, Mr. Hernandez's manager was also encouraging him to cut ties with the gang altogether.
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The president has been openly feuding with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The president further escalated his feuding with professional athletes on Saturday morning, announcing he was disinviting Golden State Warrior player Stephen Curry from the White House.
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The airline is also feuding with its mechanics union, alleging that workers are organizing in an illegal work slowdown that caused operational delays and canceled flights.
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" Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, who has been publicly feuding with Donald Trump, issued a statement that "Hillary Clinton has nobody but herself to blame.
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Separately, Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, who is feuding with Sirisena, issued a statement saying he had asked the justice minister to draft regulations to ban the burqa.
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Model Karlie Kloss used social media in 2016 to clear up reports that she was feuding with Kim Kardashian, Kanye West and Taylor Swift, Vanity Fair reported.
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On Friday, Kim Kardashian West took to her website and app to address tabloid rumors that she's been feuding with her youngest sis over who's more popular.
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"Papers keep saying she's 'feuding' with your mom, but she's not," Day's Harry said into the camera, while Strong's Duchess of Cambridge smiled and shakily sipped champagne.
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Trump is feuding with the NRA over his comments about how Orlando club goers could have stopped the mass shooting last week if they had been armed.
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The Ferrari was sold by the Bardinons, a prominent French family whose members are feuding with one another and the French government over their famous Ferrari collection.
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On Monday, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro spent the day publicly feuding with his estranged girlfriend Jen Harley — but by that evening, he appeared to be in better spirits.
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She was a villain in TV's campy "Batman" and earned headlines for a variety of escapades, including not paying a hotel bill and feuding with Elke Sommer.
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What More Life does do well is fuel the Drake mythology with tracks about who he's feuding with and who he'd like to be making up with.
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So, the honor of facing the UFC's scariest dude goes to Ragin' Al -- a lightweight contender most famous for feuding with Dana White and the UFC brass.
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You might remember ... Iron Mike unleashed hell at WrestleMania 20 years ago -- helping Stone Cold Steve Austin take out Shawn Michaels after famously feuding with the Rattlesnake.
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His feuding with G20123 leaders, for instance, weakens the Western alliance, a core goal of Russian policy and his frequent criticisms of NATO have the same effect.
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Ricardel reportedly ran afoul of the first lady after feuding with her staff over her recent trip to Africa (about plane seats and National Security Council resources).
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Buttigieg added Friday that he is "not interested in feuding" with Pence, but that the vice president's political stance on gay rights is harmful to many Americans.
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As he did with the case of the basketball players in China, Trump made the situation all about him, feuding with San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz.
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But the key point here is that Trump has already been publicly feuding with the intelligence community over its analysis of Russia's role in the US election.
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Justice James M. Burke granted Mr. Brafman's request to withdraw from the case after weeks of feuding with his client, and approved Mr. Weinstein's proposed new team.
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But the objections of grass-roots conservatives who have outsize influence in state conventions had little to do with Mr. Romney's history of feuding with Mr. Trump.
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Mayor Jacob Frey, who has been feuding with the president over the rally's security fees, said the city has been planning for the event and expected turnout.
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Warren was frequently feuding with members of Obama's economic team and has embraced a number of electorally dicey positions like providing government health benefits to undocumented immigrants.
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The alleged Trader Joe's gunman in California had been feuding with his 76-year-old grandmother for weeks before he pulled the trigger Saturday, a family member said.
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Businessman and the Apprentice winner Mark Wright has called out London Mayor Sadiq Khan for feuding with President Donald Trump while the city's crime problem continues to grow.
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In 2017, Jake and Logan Paul racked up hundreds of millions of views on diss track music videos about other YouTubers they were feuding with at the time.
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Related Video: Read these stories next:Facebook Is Helping To Get Puerto Rico Back Online Following Hurricane MariaCan Trump Stop Feuding With NFL Athletes & Pay Attention To Puerto Rico?
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But support for Italy's far-right League party has fallen following the weeks of feuding with its coalition partner the 5-Star Movement, opinion polls showed on Friday.
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The White House on Wednesday defended President Trump's feuding with Nordstrom, claiming the retail giant attacked the president's daughter and that he would defend his family when provoked.
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Trump decided to boycott the debate after feuding with Fox News over one of the debate's moderators, Megyn Kelly, and after the network issued a statement mocking Trump.
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Here's a jerk move -- Carolina Panthers fullback Mike Tolbert paid an auto shop $3,900 IN COINS after feuding with the owner over the price of a new motor.
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Yes, I would probably have to explain some of the very basics of the show, so you'd know which character was which, and who was feuding with whom.
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From pretty much every Democrat in Congress to the widow of a soldier killed in Niger, Trump seems to be feuding with anyone and everyone at this point.
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Ted Pelkey, a 54-year-old business owner, is feuding with development officials in Westford about a proposal to build an 8,000 square foot garage on his property.
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As Trump skeptics, Shapiro and Krauss found themselves feuding with their own listeners as well as their bosses as it became clear Trump would be the Republican nominee.
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He has spent much of his time in the job feuding with the White House -- and beating back report after report that he won't even last the year.
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Priebus had reportedly been feuding with now former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci, who tore into Priebus and chief strategist Stephen Bannon in an interview last week.
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Trump's feuding with the NFL and NBA athletes came as his party's latest efforts to make good on their promise to repeal and replace ObamaCare stumbled, with Sen.
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Jeff Jarrett mostly just existed, spending the bulk of the 1990s in an upper-midcard purgatory, never moving up or down, no matter who he was feuding with.
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It turns out, the report Trump appears to have been referring to was a 2.63 report by a San Diego psychologist with a history of feuding with Google.
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The Polish government, which has also curbed judicial independence and the press, is feuding with the European Union over the state of the rule of law in Poland.
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McCain, who has been publicly feuding with Trump, appeared to take a swipe at the president over his deferments in a C-SPAN interview that aired on Sunday.
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The incident comes over a month after Azalea was involved in an altercation with 15-year-old rapper Bhad Bhabie, whom she has been feuding with for some time.
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Trump has slipped in the polls after publicly feuding with the father of a fallen Muslim-American Army captain who spoke out against him at the Democratic National Convention.
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Even if you're not feuding with other teams, you could face hostilities from people who didn't sign up for the Pokémon craze to land, often literally, in their backyard.
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The MTV Video Music Awards host recalled her various "falling outs" with the deejay and producer, which occurred prior to Perry feuding with Harris' future ex-girlfriend, Taylor Swift.
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Cooper returned to the company last July as the head of content after feuding with CEO Scott Flanders, who chose to remove nudity from the magazine in October 2015.
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Both Lucas "Whaboom" Yancey and Blake "I'm A 31-Year-Old Aspiring Drummer" Elarbee were eliminated when they were more interested in feuding with each other than dating Rachel.
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He's feuding with a former friend, Emmanuel Macron, mocking the French President's approval rating (at 29%, it is lower than Trump's) and the French jobless rate of over 9%.
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Investors were also concerned U.S. President Donald Trump could hurt his tax reform plan by feuding with Senator Bob Corker, a fellow Republican whose vote Trump will probably need.
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Moretz is on the cover of Glamour's June issue, and in the interview she talks about her experience feuding with Kim Kardashian over the nude picture Kardashian posted online.
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House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes has been feuding with McCabe and the FBI over what information the committee is being provided about the research dossier on Trump and Russia.
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Looming over all this is the prerogative of Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, the Republican chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee who has been bitterly feuding with Mr. Trump.
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Trump sought to dispel the notion on Sunday that he was feuding with his G7 counterparts, despite their open differences on his use of tariffs or his environmental record.
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In the 2016 race, Mr. Trump clashed with the network, feuding with its anchor Megyn Kelly after she questioned him at a debate about his derogatory comments toward women.
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Both Kim and Kourtney were also feuding with Jenner following the release of her 2017 book Secrets of My Life, but the three are finally back on good terms.
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American Airlines had most recently been feuding with its mechanics union until August, when a federal court ruled that the workers' slowdown intentionally caused flight delays for the carrier.
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Almost immediately after becoming speaker in 1987, replacing Stanley Fink, Mr. Miller began publicly feuding with Mr. Cuomo over issues like taxes and an ethics code for state officials.
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We're mired in the longest federal government shutdown in history, and President Donald Trump is feuding with Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi over the State of the Union Speech.
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John McCain, as well as his public feuding with the family of a slain Muslim US soldier, have led to a drop in his odds in the Political Prediction Market.
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After feuding with businesses, the church and the United States during his first stint in office, Mr Ortega reinvented himself as a conservative Catholic promising stability to his former adversaries.
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Papa John's CEO Steve Ritchie said that the company hopes that founder John Schnatter stops feuding with the pizza chain after it announced a deal with hedge fund Starboard Value.
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"He's a terrible governor," Trump said at the White House on Monday, after feuding with Rosselló in 2017 over the speed and scale of the federal response to Hurricane Maria.
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President Barack Obama is eager to conclude a new defense pact with Israel and stress his commitment to Israeli security as a balance to the years spent feuding with Netanyahu.
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Trump has been bashing the US intelligence community from day one of his presidency, famously labeling the Russia investigations as a "witch hunt," and very publicly feuding with the FBI.
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Bolton was skeptical about the intervention by the Gulf state, which has been feuding with U.S. allies in the Middle East such as Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Egypt.
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They spent months feuding with one another, a conflict that reached a nadir in August, when Mr. McConnell privately told allies he feared Mr. Trump could not salvage his presidency.
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Christie is feuding with state Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto (D) over a plan to require Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield to fund a drug treatment program that Christie has spearheaded.
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Bolton was skeptical about the intervention by the Gulf state, which has been feuding with U.S. allies in the Middle East such as Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Egypt.
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The Fox Business host mentioned Trump's feuding with a pair of GOP senators, John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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Charles Kushner is feuding with Mayor Steven Fulop, who once welcomed him and his son Jared to Journal Square and favored tax breaks and subsides for their $900 million project.
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Twenty-six parishioners were killed, and 20 others injured, when a lone gunman, feuding with his in-laws, entered the service with a military-style rifle and began firing indiscriminately.
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Ivana Trump — Donald Trump's first ex-wife and mother of Ivanka, Donald Jr., and Eric Trump — is now feuding with Melania Trump over which of them is the real first lady.
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An unprecedented number of NFL players kneeled or otherwise protested during pre-game national anthems this Sunday after Donald Trump spent his weekend feuding with the league over the peaceful act.
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That makes Mr Trump's habit of publicly feuding with congressional Republican leaders, whose support he will need to advance his priorities and keep their caucuses in line, all the more baffling.
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Schnatter has been feuding with the company ever since he was ousted as chairman following a series of public scandals, including the use of the N-word on a conference call.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday night said the Trump administration has "not declared war on the press," despite the president's frequent feuding with multiple major news organizations.
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You might recall him feuding with a Gold Star family, or mocking Senator John McCain of Arizona for being captured in Vietnam, or likening his prep-school attendance to military experience.
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Mack hasn't been at any part of Raiders' offseason workouts as he's feuding with management over a long-term deal ... and there have been talks Oakland could look to trade him.
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Schnatter stepped down as chairman of the Papa John's board last summer but still holds approximately 30 percent of the company's shares and has been feuding with the chain over control.
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The only publicly-announced candidate who failed to secure the letters of nomination was Paul Lapointe, an amateur league manager who mostly drew attention for feuding with soccer reporters on Twitter.
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The meeting came as Mr. Trump was openly feuding with American intelligence agencies and their conclusion that Russia had tried to disrupt the presidential election and turn it in his favor.
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California has become a notable antagonist of the Trump administration, feuding with the Department of Justice and ICE over the administration's push to capture and deport immigrants in the country illegally.
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The California lawmaker, who has been feuding with Nunes and other House Intelligence Committee Republicans over the dueling memos, added that Trump is furthering his own interests by blocking the countermemo.
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Case in point: persistent speculation that Chopra is feuding with Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle (they're fine!) to Danielle Jonas, wife of Kevin Jonas, not getting along with her sisters-in-law.
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We're told Tekashi went to the gig with the intention of asking Snoop to help him clean his slate on the West Coast, where he's feuding with various rappers and gang members.
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Noticeably absent from the bridal party photo were Jenni "JWoww" Farley and Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, both of whom have been feuding with Pivarnick on the latest episodes of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation.
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The Lip Sync Battle star took to Twitter last night to discredit a tabloid rumor claiming that she and husband John Legend are feuding with Kate Upton and her fiancé, Justin Verlander.
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When Jacobs joined season 5 as Ravenel's girlfriend, the nurse began openly feuding with Kathryn Dennis — Ravenel's ex and mother of his daughter Kensington Calhoun, 6, and son St. Julien Rembert, 3.
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Meanwhile, Trump was more busy tweeting about NFL's national anthem controversy and feuding with San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz than paying attention to the 3.4 million Puerto Ricans suffering at home.
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See also: Elon Musk is feuding with Pablo Escobar's brother about flamethrowersFollowing the competition, Musk said on Twitter that next year the tunnel would be 10 kilometers, or just over 6 miles.
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It was those sharp elbows that sources said led to the first lady's stinging statement, with Ricardel most recently feuding with members of the first lady's staff over her trip to Africa.
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But instead, Trump's every move amplified a narrative of Trump endlessly feuding with European allies -- one he stoked just weeks earlier at the G7 summit amid increasing trade tensions with US allies.
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Yet rather than be happy with the team he's chosen, or modify the team by adding two new members to the board, Trump has spent his time publicly feuding with the Fed.
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It overshadowed any talk of Mr. Trump's legislative priorities and instead recalled his history of feuding with military families or even, as in the case of Senator John McCain, a war hero.
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A venture capital firm that's feuding with other Uber shareholders has a message for Uber employees: The board, alongside former CEO Travis Kalanick, are not doing enough to turn the company around.
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This summer, she made waves for feuding with President Trump after forcefully and explicitly saying that she would not visit the White House should the USWNT win the 2019 FIFA World Cup.
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Still, we don't yet know whether Ryan and McConnell — whom the president has recently been feuding with — will go along with this strategy of tying hurricane money to a debt limit hike.
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But as New York magazine's Claire Landsbaum reported this week, it's not only whom he is feuding with that is sexist — it's also how he builds these attacks against them, especially against women.
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Pot also became a populist cudgel for Democrats feuding with the Trump administration, in which officials overseeing state regulatory systems for pot were warding off hostile gestures from former attorney general Jeff Sessions.
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The idea was eventually killed by Robert Moses, who was feuding with the Regional Planning Association over his proposed Brooklyn-Battery Bridge, which RPA had denounced as an "unjustifiable defacement" of the Battery.
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Meanwhile, the centre-left, which now heads both the Sicilian and national governments, has succumbed to feuding with leftist rivals - a fratricidal struggle that looks likely to wreck its chances of regaining power.
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They are currently feuding with the League of Nations, an international stable that features Rusev—the Bulgarian Brute who trounced them back in 2014—and will battle the team at WrestleMania in April.
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Kamala -- real name James Harris -- was a mainstay for the WWF in the '80s and '90s ... feuding with Hall of Fame superstars like Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant and Jake "The Snake" Roberts.
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The fact that Trump is spending his days feuding with morning show hosts and whining about the "fake media" is bad, obviously, but it's not what ultimately makes him such a lousy president.
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Increasingly, Trump, the Republican President, has seemed to be running against his own Republican Party, fulminating at its leaders for failing to pass his agenda and feuding with individual lawmakers who criticize him.
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Sometimes they're even straight up right-wingers, like the Real Americans gimmick, which had a whiskered Zeb Coulter counseling Jack Swagger and Cesaro in all things Tea Party and feuding with Mexican wrestlers.
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It all made for an exciting G7 meeting this past weekend, where roughly half of the world leaders involved are feuding with Trump, with Trudeau forced to play the part of welcoming host.
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Maybe (if fan theory is to be believed) Ferris's luck eventually runs out, and he ends up a bitter, grasping man feuding with a charismatic, manipulative young nemesis not unlike his former self.
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For example, three former agents told National Review magazine that Mr. Comey was damaging the reputation of the F.B.I. by putting it — and himself — in the spotlight by publicly feuding with Mr. Trump.
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The lawsuit comes in the wake of a wild couple of weeks for Brown -- who was released by the Oakland Raiders on Saturday morning after feuding with the team's general manager over fines.
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At the time of the Iowa fundraiser, Trump was feuding with then-Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly and refusing to participate in the network's final Republican presidential primary debate before the Iowa caucuses.
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At the time, the CIA was reportedly still feuding with the FBI over Russia's intention: The CIA said it was to get Trump elected, the FBI contended it was just to sow chaos.
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It's hard to know what hurt the league more, its public feuding with the White House over players protesting police brutality during the national anthem or the fact that people don't watch TV anymore.
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Rand Paul openly feuding with members of his own party as he tried to make public the latest language of the House repeal bill, following the release of an earlier draft that angered conservatives.
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Add this all up—the unpopularity, the unrest, the generals, the feuding with the deep state—and if it were any other country, you'd normally ask if there was a coup on its way.
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For one thing, he could go; he was so popular that he ended up feuding with Ric Flair over the title almost immediately, and the two had it out repeatedly in 60-minute draws.
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Related: Taylor Swift's secret songwriting makes everybody watch Calvin Harris' Twitter feed Later Harris posed for a pic at Jennifer Lopez's birthday party in Las Vegas with Kim Kardashian, who was feuding with Swift.
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Whole families suffer, she explains: no one will marry into them and they often end up feuding with one another when it turns out that a close relative was after the supposed dayan's land.
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His mother came from the McCoy family, famous for feuding with the Hatfields after the Civil War, and owned a gas station where she worked seven days a week, often accompanied by her children.
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Abe's courtship of Putin risks irking key ally the United States, given that Washington is feuding with Moscow over Syria and the annexation of Crimea, although Japanese diplomats have sought to ease American concerns.
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The "Crank That" rapper, 28, has been feuding with Tyga, 29, over who had the biggest comeback of 2018, a title he claimed as his own during a recent chat with The Breakfast Club.
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Uber has been working "hand in hand" with the NTSB, and would not be "tweeting ahead of their findings," Khosrowshahi said, in an apparent dig at Elon Musk, who has been feuding with the agency.
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Snopes is feuding with one of the internet's most notorious hoaxers Snopes repeatedly debunked a fake news empire, causing them to lose the bulk of their Facebook distribution and basically drive them out of business.
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These days, it is not entirely clear whether Pat McCrory, the Republican who was mayor from 23 to 22, or Charlotte, which Mr. McCrory is now feuding with as North Carolina's governor, has changed more.
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Trump, who last met with NATO leaders in Brussels in July, has had a tense relationship with the military alliance, feuding with historical allies and pressuring other members to boost their contributions to shared defense.
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" During a recent dinner with reporters, the incendiary right-wing commentator Ann Coulter, who has been feuding with Trump over his immigration policy, said that the President told her that "Murdoch calls me every day.
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And there may be a political upside for both: Feuding with liberal leaders like Trudeau and French President Emmanuel Macron is all good for Trump's brand as the politically incorrect, foreigner-baiting America First bulldog.
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The news came at the end of a week in which Mr. Paul, 20, attracted negative attention when a local news station aired a story about him feuding with some of his West Hollywood neighbors.
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One post that particularly caught fans' attention was a clip from the Teen Choice Awards in 2008 involving Gomez, who was rumored at the time to be feuding with Cyrus over their shared ex Nick Jonas.
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It was hard to take them seriously as artists since their shows were constantly being shut down and they had a difficult time maintaining a regular lineup, with members quitting, feuding with each other, or dying.
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And Disney is also feuding with Amazon, which currently doesn't have plans to carry apps for Disney's Disney+ service for Amazon's streaming hardware like its Fire TV box; Disney+ will also compete with Amazon's video offerings.
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A U.S. House committee issued a scathing report on Thursday accusing National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden of lying about his background, feuding with co-workers and leaking secrets that "caused tremendous damage" to U.S. security.
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So obviously the feuding with Senator Corker, I think there&aposs a personal thing going on between you and Senator McCain, do you worry that this bickering and feuding gets in the way of your agenda?
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Most A-listers read tweets from fans but the Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, 37, read a tweet from her husband Kanye West when the rapper was feuding with Kimmel back in September 2013.
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Whether he's teaching Tina to drive, feuding with Gene on local television, or protecting his community garden plot from an angry Louise, Bob loves his kids through each and every episode of this delightful animated series.
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In an interview published Wednesday with ABC, George Stephanopoulos asked the Republican presidential nominee if he should have apologized to the Khan family for feuding with them after Khizr Khan spoke at the Democratic National Convention.
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Why it matters: Duterte has a history of feuding with international bodies that try to "interfere" in his country, most recently calling on police officers not to cooperate with any investigation into his war on drugs.
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I am not trying to maintain a friendship with Jake Paul, although somehow my brain has retained a short list of whom he is feuding with at any given moment (currently: Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid).
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Detectives have told Mr. Lawrence's family that they are focusing on an up-and-coming Bloods leader and childhood friend of Mr. Lawrence's who, gang members say, was feuding with him over control of their set.
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Where Nawaz Sharif, whose second term was cut short by a military coup in 1998, has always been feuding with the country's domineering military establishment, Shehbaz Sharif is considered to have better relations with the generals.
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It's just the latest in a string of off-the-field drama for Brown -- who's not only been feuding with the Steelers, but he's also being sued over an alleged furniture-tossing tirade back in April.
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Sen. John McCain slammed Donald Trump on Monday for feuding with the parents of a fallen Muslim soldier, offering perhaps his sternest rebuke yet of a candidate with whom he has clashed throughout the campaign process.
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Netanyahu came out with a rare statement on the MOU talks, in the face of Israeli opposition accusations that he is endangering American largesse by feuding with Obama over Iran's nuclear program and Palestinian peace talks.
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" CRITICS SLAM 'EMBARASSING' MAYOR SADIQ KHAN FOR FEUDING WITH TRUMP WHILE LONDON FACES RISING CRIME, KNIFE DEATHS The judge also believed Coombes would have never confessed unless "the net [had] not started to close in around her.
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Miller first insisted that Trump, in contrast with Ocasio-Cortez and company, is a champion of "the principles of Western civilization," the implication being that Obama and the congresswomen of color he's been feuding with are not.
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Donald Trump's strife-ridden administration already has more than its share of troubles, with the Russia collusion investigation escalating, the president feuding with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and the Republican discord over Obamacare repeal (RIP, for now).
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President Trump has been feuding with the NFL over the protests, saying that kneeling during the national anthem is disrespectful to the country and calling for NFL owners to fire players who have participated in the protests.
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In an interview, Ahmet Zappa said he was not feuding with his brother but rather maintaining the integrity of the estate and preserving Zappa Plays Zappa as a family enterprise, available to any of the four children.
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But Trump spent much of the year feuding with McConnell and some other Republicans, expressing frustration at the Senate's failure to repeal and replace ObamaCare or secure any meaningful legislative victories until the end of the year.
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After spending the last week feuding with a former beauty pageant winner over remarks he's made about her weight, Trump has Republicans worried that he is once again about to embark on an unnecessary and damaging detour.
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Giuliani has been all over the media this week, simultaneously pushing back against Mueller and fighting Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen, who is feuding with Trump even as his business practices are being investigated by the FBI.
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And they often side with Mr. Trump in divisive cultural disputes — some of which have potent racial undercurrents — like his feuding with Black Lives Matter activists and the professional football players who knelt during the national anthem.
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The presidential nominee took the stage at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, not long after the GOP debate started — after feuding with Fox News and accusing debate co-moderator Megyn Kelly of being biased against him.
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Price — who is in the second year of a seven-year contract worth $23.41 million — started his Thursday feuding with the Boston news media and ended it by capitulating to the Yankees and, in particular, to Sanchez.
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Soon after his appointment as prosecutor general in 2016, however, he began feuding with other law enforcement agencies, notably the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, a body set up in 2014 with strong support from the Obama administration.
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Ms Redstone had been feuding with Mr Moonves over her desire to recombine CBS with Viacom, a struggling sister firm that owns cable networks such as MTV and Comedy Central, and which is also controlled by the Redstones.
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It's not clear that feuding with reporters on national television, however satisfying, will help him forge progress on some of the issues that helped him win the presidency, such as reviving manufacturing industry and repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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When feuding with Drake in 2015, Meek Mill's album sales declined by 45%, according to Nielsen Music; he had taken too long to respond and when he did his lines were not as biting or clever as Drake's.
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But Tshisekedi's party is feuding with officials over the burial place while the longstanding icon of Congo's democratic struggle has languished since February in a morgue in Brussels, where he went for medical treatment shortly before he died.
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Nearly a week after Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico and left 3.4 million U.S. citizens on the island without adequate food, water, and fuel, President Donald Trump chose to spend his weekend feuding with the NFL.
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Its oversight board, which has been feuding with Roswell over spending priorities, is expected to soon unveil a proposed plan of adjustment for the island's core government debt, which includes a more than $50 billion unfunded pension liability.
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Ward, who has been backed by former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon, has framed her campaign as an extension of Trump's "America First" agenda, although that could be more difficult now that Trump is feuding with Bannon.
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That sentiment was delivered in the harshest possible terms to Representative Tim Huelskamp, a firebrand Tea Party conservative who lost in a primary landslide after spending most of his six years in Washington feuding with his own leaders.
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And while Cuomo was previously considered a somewhat divisive figure in New York politics and known for his incessant feuding with New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, respondents felt he's risen to the occasion during the pandemic.
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Trump, a Republican seeking re-election in 2020, has stoked polarization between the two U.S. political parties by appealing to his base on Twitter and television and policy speeches while simultaneously publicly attacking and feuding with prominent Democrats.
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"I'm somewhat pessimistic on tax reform because the clock is ticking," the source said, adding that while the lion's share of blame is on "selfish, entitled" Senate Republicans, Trump hasn't done himself any favors by openly feuding with Corker.
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With old congressional allies like Dianne Feinstein newly skeptical of the NSA — and President Trump openly feuding with the intelligence community — surveillance reformers are seeing their best chance in years to make real changes to the US surveillance apparatus.
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In the immediate days after the storm, Trump was more preoccupied ranting about NFL's national anthem controversy and feuding with San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz instead of signaling to his administration to focus on hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.
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Trump's remarks came on the heels of recent controversies that ranged from feuding with the parents of a slain Muslim-American soldier to suggesting "Second Amendment people" could act to stop Hillary Clinton from appointing a liberal Supreme Court.
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And thanks to his Twitter feed, we know perfectly well that he spent the day repeating weird misunderstandings of what a trade deficit is, flinging around absurd conspiracy theories about election fraud, feuding with the president of France, etc.
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Other sources of friction include Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, which has drawn criticism internationally, his administration's feuding with China over tariffs and stumbling efforts to rewrite the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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One announced that President Trump would adhere to a longstanding policy status quo on an important national security matter; the other signaled his return to his on-again off-again habit of feuding with members of his own party.
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Lieberman went from being chief of staff to Netanyahu in his first term as premier in the 1990s, to openly feuding with him while serving as his foreign minister in the last government, to mocking him from the opposition.
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But whether lobbies that Trump has sought to characterize as part of the "Washington swamp" can encourage a change of heart is far from certain, especially with the president openly feuding with a number of senior Republicans in Congress.
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He has, at times, been a polarizing figure, fighting with teachers unions over charter schools and at one point feuding with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art over construction costs for a wing built there in his name.
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Mr. Trump is feuding with two Republican senators who plan to retire, Jeff Flake of Arizona and Bob Corker of Tennessee, as part of a growing rift between old-guard conservatives and Mr. Trump's new-wave populists in Washington.
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But at a moment when some of his top supporters were already feuding with Hillary Clinton, who has criticized the senator in recent weeks, the turmoil highlighted the schism between the party's pro-Sanders left and more traditional Democrats.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) and AT&T traded accusations on Wednesday over whether the company would have to sell off CNN, the cable network frequently feuding with President Trump, as a condition of its merger with Time Warner.
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It sure seems like the saga of Elon Musk and The Farting Unicorn™ is reaching a satisfactory conclusion, clearing up Musk's plate to continue feuding with rescuers of children stranded in caves or journalists or whoever else is on deck.
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Environmentalists and transparency activists are feuding with energy and mining interests over a proposed US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulation that would require companies to disclose how much they pay for the right to extract minerals around the world.
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"While I have serious concerns about President Trump's approach to trade talks with Canada, Prime Minister Trudeau has placed our trade relationship with Canada at risk by publicly feuding with President Trump on the world stage," Krishnamoorthi said in a statement.
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But support for Italy's far right League party has fallen following the weeks of feuding with its coalition partner the 5-Star Movement, opinion polls showed on Friday in the run-up to elections for the European Parliament in late May.
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ROME (Reuters) - Support for Italy's far-right League has fallen following weeks of feuding with its coalition partner the 5-Star Movement, opinion polls showed on Friday in the run-up to elections for the European Parliament in late May.
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But given Trump's long history of feuding with McCain, even continuing to criticize him after the senator's death, and the anger he's repeatedly expressed in particular with McCain's ACA vote, it's hard to imagine he was referring to anyone else.
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Chief Justice John Roberts is now feuding with the entire field of sociology Samantha Bee has a pointed reminder for men who abuse their power: "Women talk to each other" Trump nominates John Kelly's enforcer to lead Department of Homeland Security
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The anatomy of a white, working-class Trump voter "We're watching the trailer for the GOP civil war, out in theaters November 9," said a top Republican strategist, who asked not to be named to avoid openly feuding with Priebus.
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Suggestions that the campaign uses airtime donated by to Common Cause by Comcast and AT&T's DirecTV left the appearance of internet service providers feuding with the major web platforms, with whom they have sparred on policy issues in the past.
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Her biggest hits included: staging an elaborate wedding photo shoot at the White House for her 39-person bridal party, feuding with journalist April Ryan, and calling herself "the Honorable Omarosa Manigault" when signing an invitation to the Congressional Black Caucus.
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Trump has been feuding with Fox News since the network put on the first debate in August, when Kelly asked Trump about his treatment of women, prompting a stream of insults from the candidate and complaints of not being treated fairly.
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But with elections not even two weeks away, Mr. Ryan finds that his feuding with Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, has threatened not only the largest Republican majority in the House since the 1930s, but also his speakership itself.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other prominent progressive congresswomen, he's since somewhat faded from the spotlight and taken a back seat to Biden and Warren publicly feuding with each other over Warren's wealth tax — even though Sanders has proposed a similar policy.
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By going back and forth with LaVar Ball or Marshawn Lynch or any of the dozens of other people Trump has elevated by feuding with them over his first 10 months in office, Trump has shrunk the presidency by several degrees.
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"While I have serious concerns about President Trump's approach to trade talks with Canada, Prime Minister Trudeau has placed our trade relationship with Canada at risk by publicly feuding with President Trump on the world stage," Krishnamoorthi said in a statement.
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Mr. Peters, who was once Mr. de Blasio's campaign treasurer but is now feuding with the mayor, installed a new special commissioner only to fire her a few weeks later when she pushed back against efforts to limit the office's independence.
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After lavishing positive attention on the duchess, the notoriously fickle British tabloids have turned on her, reporting that she was feuding with her sister-in-law, Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, and that she had been "difficult" with palace staff.
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Avenatti, 48, is best known for publicly feuding with Donald Trump and representing porn actress Stormy Daniels, who received hush money before the 2016 presidential election not to reveal an alleged sexual encounter with the U.S. president, which Trump denies.
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While the talking heads may clutch their pearls in horror over Trump Twitter-feuding with McConnell, perhaps they should start casting their gaze over to the other side of the Capitol, where it's unclear anyone knows how to get anything done.
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A second bill, introduced late last week, would force all current members of the Supreme Court to resign, including several who have been feuding with the government, and replace them with judges selected by the governing party's minister of justice.
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"'" July 7: Members of Jared Kushner's family—who, Politico reports, have been feuding with him since the trial that put Jared's real estate developer father in prison—denounced him for mentioning the family's Holocaust history in his defense of Trump.
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Trump, who is feuding with US allies around the world, needs to show he can master the diplomatic formalities that govern US relations with a region where tradition and symbolism are particularly important parts of power relationships and regional rivalries threaten the peace.
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The source close to the situation points out that the photo of Marquise with McGriff isn't the first time he has posed with someone his dad is publicly feuding with, noting a similar situation occurred in July with Fiddy's former friend Floyd Mayweather.
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AGL has also been feuding with the federal government over the company's plan to shut one of its coal-fired power plants in 2022 at a time when Australia needs coal- and gas-fired plants to back up wind and solar power.
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Even more troubling: He just spent a week feuding with a former Latina Miss Universe who he had publicly ridiculed as "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping" 20 years ago -- and who he continued insisting was overweight last week, rather than dropping the issue.
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It is thought that the kingdom may have been trying to get a jump on Qatar, which it has been feuding with since last June and which is in the process of drumming up support for its own sale of government debt.
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But, while the media tends to focus on whether Bannon's days are numbered -- in addition to the travel ban debacle, he's been feuding with Ivanka's husband Jared Kushner -- Eric Trump's comments suggest that the addition of Ivanka is the change their dad needed.
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Semple, a British artist who gained attention in the last few years for designing vibrant paint pigments and feuding with fellow artist Anish Kapoor, is not okay with hostile urban design, calling it "designs against humanity" on the website he launched yesterday, HostileDesign.org.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A Massachusetts man with a history of feuding with telecommunications companies was arrested on Saturday as part of an FBI probe into a series of suspicious devices found near power lines in a small town near the New Hampshire border.
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In early June, when the administration released its sketched out plan, for instance, Trump instead spent most of the week feuding with James Comey: James Comey better hope that there are no "tapes" of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!
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They will have a lot of recent news to work with as well, after Trump has spent several days feuding with the family of a Muslim soldier who was killed in action and suggested the US should warm up its relationship with Russia.
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Detective Simplicio received a tip that Mr. Rodríguez had been feuding with the Cholos over his plans to testify in court that Mr. Aquino-Simon was responsible for the stabbing of a rival gang member in June 2015 at the Bronx Terminal Market.
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Public relations firm Conover + Gould Strategic Communications received a $100,000 per month cut of a larger contract to work for the government of Qatar, which is currently feuding with its neighbors in the Middle East in addition to the largest U.S. airlines.
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After more than a week of feuding with President Donald Trump on Twitter, former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci was spotted at an unlikely event in the Hamptons – a campaign stop for former Vice President and 2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden.
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He once suggested "closing that internet up in some way" to combat the threat of extremism, called for an Apple boycott when the company was feuding with law enforcement over encryption, and has slammed Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's position on immigration reform.
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Clinton will have a huge war chest for last-minute advertising and organizing at a time when she has regained her lead in public opinion polls and Mr. Trump is openly feuding with his party and mired in accusations that he groped women.
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You expect her to pull off the big, broad stuff — feuding with a tween-age ski brat, belting a song at a party — but there are terrific silent moments that are simply June seeing her reflection, trying to decide if she's real.
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And on a visit to Sinaloa last year, sources told VICE News that the sons had also been feuding with their uncle, Aureliano "El Guano" Guzmán, who controls the mountainous area around Chapo's remote hometown, a key source of heroin and methamphetamine production.
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After spending a week feuding with the family of a fallen Muslim American soldier and ordering a mom to get her baby out of one of his rallies, Donald Trump began to move beyond the controversies with a series of events highlighting his economic policy.
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The controversial senior strategist was pushed out of the White House late on Friday, according to multiple reports, chiefly due to his constant feuding with his rivals inside the administration — people like National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster and National Economic Council Chair Gary Cohn.
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Kelly didn't publicly respond to the track until Sunday, though G-Eazy, whom Machine Gun Kelly is also feuding with and who Eminem name-drops on the track, posted an Instagram photo of the two captioned, "Let's talk about it" as they flip the bird.
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Neera Tanden, who is no stranger to feuding with leftists on Twitter, told me, "I've used [alt-left] to describe particular people who've used racially charged terms," like those who endorsed a Medium post imploring Anti-Establishment leftist activists to work with the alt-right.
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We're still waiting for Mayfield's response ... The drama is the latest in a growing line of beefs for the QB ... remember, he's been feuding with his ex-coach, Hue Jackson, for months -- even taking a shot at him on a pregame show in January.
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She is the second veteran Republican operative in as many days to come out in support of Clinton over her party's nominee, who has been at the center controversy after feuding with the Muslim parents of an American soldier killed in Iraq in 2004.
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Enemies The former State Department and Pentagon official made enemies of heavyweights within the Trump administration, feuding with chief of staff John Kelly, his deputy Zach Fuentes, and locked horns with Defense Secretary James Mattis, according to people familiar with the White House intrigue.
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Malta, he said in an interview, is such a small, insular place that whenever villages hold celebrations "they have two separate feasts or two bands at the same feast," because half of the village is feuding with the other half for political or other reasons.
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The trial testimony will take jurors inside the office politics of the C.I.A. Mr. Schulte began feuding with a co-worker in the summer of 2015, a dispute that escalated after the co-worker complained to Mr. Schulte's supervisor about his workplace behavior, prosecutors said.
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He revealed that repeatedly as he rejected the traditional rules and usual etiquette, refusing to release his tax returns, bragging about his penis size, feuding with the Muslim father of a fallen American soldier and electing puerility over poetry at nearly every meaningful moment.
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"Prime Minister Trudeau may reap some political benefit through feuding with President Trump, but by engaging with the president on the terms he has so far, instead of on mutually productive ones, he is imperiling the economic well-being of millions of Canadians and Americans," he added.
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The antics continued at the end of the performance of "Lithium" as Kurt Cobain climbed over equipment, Krist Novoselic nursed the head wound he gave himself with his bass and Dave Grohl took to the mic to taunt Axl Rose, who had been feuding with band.
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During the segment, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, 37, read a tweet from her husband when he was feuding with Kimmel: "Jimmy Kimmel put yourself in my shoes … Oh no that means you would have gotten too much good p—- in your life."
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Pursuing personal grievances and feuding with media figures rather than scrambling to enact as much of the sweeping conservative policy agenda as he had while the iron is hot is a huge mistake … if you assume Trump is deeply committed to enacting a sweeping conservative policy agenda.
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With Donald Trump down in the polls and openly feuding with some members of the Republican Party, there is a "realistic possibility" the Democrats will sweep the White House, Senate and House of Representatives this election, said Jimmy Pethokoukis, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
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Read more: Trump is reportedly feuding with the NRA after leaks about his calls with Wayne LaPierreAccording to The Atlantic, Trump imagined a historic Rose Garden ceremony to sign a background checks bill into law until NRA chief Wayne LaPierre promptly threw cold water on the idea.
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Barr, a veteran Republican lawyer who served as attorney general under President George H.W. Bush, will be returning to the Justice Department at a strange time, as Trump has spent much of the past year feuding with the agency's head and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Still, they come as Mr. Bannon's adversaries are aggressively seeking his ouster from the White House because of his links to Breitbart News, his feuding with other White House aides and a suspicion that he is the source of leaks about internal chaos inside the West Wing.
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Soon after the 2018 State of the Union, Trump was feuding with his new FBI director, mishandling a spousal abuse drama surrounding a top aide, scuttling a bipartisan immigration plan with a veto threat and accusing Democrats of being "treasonous" for not applauding his speech sufficiently loudly.
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In fact, with President Donald Trump openly feuding with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau since last weekend's G-7 summit and permanently at odds with Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto, there appeared to be an active effort to minimize any White House involvement before the vote.
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DOJ, AT&T OFFER CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS OVER MERGER DISCUSSIONS: The Justice Department and AT&T traded accusations on Wednesday over whether the company would have to sell off CNN, the cable network frequently feuding with President Trump, as a condition of its merger with Time Warner.
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President-elect Donald Trump — who openly admires Russian President Vladimir Putin and who has been publicly feuding with the US intelligence community over its assessment that Russia tried to influence the US election — just picked a man who was once banned from Russia to be the nation's spy chief.
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He also shouted out LaVar Ball who, in the most predictable goddamned thing in the world, is now feuding with Donald Trump after the president demanded a thank you from his son LiAngelo for apparently clearing the way for him to return home after getting caught shoplifting in China.
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United Nations Ambassador Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE slammed reports that said she is feuding with Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat who has been feuding with the mayor over various issues, sided with labor unions that insisted the program include a provision requiring projects receiving subsidies to pay union-level wages, something that developers and the mayor said would make such projects too costly.
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Here are some of the top names Trump has nominated or considered for his administration so far: Secretary of State Mitt Romney appears to be the current front-runner to become the nation's top diplomat despite openly feuding with Trump during the campaign, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Kevin Durant has been feuding with officials and fans, Draymond Green has seemed more vulnerable on defense, and the team that was deemed just last year by Jeff Van Gundy to be capable of winning as many as eight championships is now something of an underdog in these playoffs.
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Born in Brooklyn, where he was a high school phenomenon, Marbury, now 40, had a long, and often frustrating, 13-year career in the N.B.A., including an extended stint with the Knicks in which he too often was in the doghouse, feuding with coaches or the front office.
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Trump's feuding with Sessions has been an on-again, off-again theme over the past nine months, but he relaunched it on Wednesday with a complaint that the attorney general wasn't going far enough to help him foster a conspiracy theory about the origins of the Russia investigation.
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But rather than pivot or mature, Trump spent his transition months feuding with the intelligence community, offered the most divisive inaugural address in memory, and then on his first full day in office went to Langley to deliver what amounted to a campaign rally in front of the CIA's Memorial Wall.
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Mulvaney has been at odds with the chief counsel inside the White House for several days, feuding with Pat Cipollone over the decision to publish an eight-page letter calling the impeachment inquiry illegitimate and declaring the White House will not cooperate unless until the House votes to open an investigation.
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" But refusal to apologize for joking about McCain's death causes chill - AP: "The last time President Donald Trump headed to Capitol Hill for the weekly Senate Republican lunch he was feuding with the powerful chair of the foreign relations panel, and had tweeted that the man couldn't get elected dog catcher.
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The rags-to-riches-to-near-ruin tale of its founder is industry lore: Carl N. Karcher invested $325 in a hot dog cart in Southern California in 1941 and turned it into a burger powerhouse in the West before facing federal insider trading accusations and feuding with his board.
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Read more:I drove a $57,500 Tesla Model 3 and a $44,000 Nissan Leaf — here's how these all-electric cars stacked upElon Musk is feuding with 'Top Gear' after it posted a video of a Porsche Taycan beating a Tesla Model S in a drag raceTesla's US sales fell 39% last quarter
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In addition to feuding with the Grammys (and, arguably, winning), releasing her fifth album, Thank U, Next, on Friday, and putting out a new music video, Grande also made time to celebrate the release of Thank U, Next by getting candid with her fans on Twitter about the making of the album.
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" Why it matters: This comes one day after the New York Times published a story in which Corker, who has been feuding with Trump since last week, accused the President of treating the office like a "a reality show," and claimed he could set the U.S. "on the path to World War III.
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The businessman has been feuding with Khizr Khan, the father of a slain Muslim soldier, and has faced heat for declining to endorse Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and Sen.
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On top of releasing a new album called Scorpion, he had to deal with investigative reporter PUSHA-T digging up dirt in one of the most intense rap beefs in recent memory (say it with us, "YOU ARE HIDING A CHILD"), feuding with Kanye West, and, uh, a whole lot of other stuff.
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Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, the embattled deputy attorney general feuding with congressional Republicans, also caused a frenzied reaction with his entrance to the room.
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Moreover, even as his name and followers are helping fund Republican get-out-the-vote efforts around the country, Mr. Trump is feuding with the party's senior leadership, pointedly refusing to endorse prominent Republicans facing Trump-inspired primary opponents, such as the one challenging Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, the House speaker.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), the powerful Foreign Relations Committee chairman who's been feuding with Trump.
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Susan Davis announces retirement Poll: Trump neck and neck with top 85033 Democrats in Florida Former immigration judge fined, temporarily banned from federal service for promoting Clinton policies MORE in the 2016 presidential election, and the president has been openly feuding with Silicon Valley tech companies for much of his time in office.
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When Clayton, feuding with a bitter, grieving mother who'd like nothing more than to drive the blues out of her house and her father out her son's memory, storms off into the New York streets on his own, he embarks on a quest of self-discovery that's told with vibrancy and warmth.
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Related: Pipeline Attacks in the Niger Delta Trigger What Could Be the Biggest Oil Spill in Years Environmentalists and transparency activists are feuding with energy and mining interests over a proposed US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulation that would require companies to disclose how much they pay for the right to extract minerals around the world.
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On Monday morning, Trump went on Fox & Friends—he only goes on Fox & Friends now that he's feuding with both CNN and MSNBC—to tell Americans that they should channel their fear into a vote for Donald Trump: Trump on Fox: "...[Terrorist strikes] maybe...you know, will happen perhaps more and more all over the country." pic.twitter.
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"I'm having a brain freeze … " Johnson's running mate, vice presidential nominee Bill Weld, was sitting next to him during the interview and eventually came to the rescue with the name of former Mexican President Vicente Fox, who has recently been feuding with GOP nominee Donald Trump over his proposal to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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He's been feuding with the media over the size of his inauguration crowds, contending with a historic show of mass opposition from the Women's March on Washington, faces a defamation lawsuit from a woman who says Trump sexually assaulted her, and has a pressing need to fill empty slots in his government, just to name a few.
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Brooklyn Beckham/Instagram Chloë Grace Moretz might be feuding with Khloé and the rest of the Kardashian-Wests over the Taylor Swift drama, but her boyfriend, Brooklyn Beckham, isn't shy about the fact that he's a proud supporter of West's Yeezy clothing line — and he's proving his devotion by flaunting his Kanye-designed attire on social media.
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Name any Klan rally in the last few decades, anywhere in the United States, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a single one that was not grossly overhyped by local (and thus national) media, turned into a community spectacle that leaves the left feuding with each other and battling police over cops' "peace-keeping" tactics.
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While the Republican nominee was mostly able to brush off controversy throughout the primaries, now that he's the party's official nominee, it seems his heedless — whether feuding with Muslim Gold Star father Khizr Khan or vaguely insinuating that voters should lash out at Clinton or Supreme Court judges with violence — is escalating the arguments against him.
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After a week of feuding with Alicia Machado — a Hillary Clinton supporter and a former Miss Universe whom Donald Trump once called "Miss Piggy" for gaining weight — Trump says he can explain his past comments: "A lot of that was done for the purpose of entertainment," Trump told KSNV reporter Jim Snyder while campaigning in Las Vegas.
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" The Washington Post reported Friday night that some White House advisers were "frustrated" that Trump's feuding with MSNBC "Morning Joe" hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski this week – which involved crude tweets on the female co-host's appearance – had overtaken his fight with CNN because they viewed the CNN feud "to have clearer villains and heroes.
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Trump's latest controversies, which have included feuding with Gold Star parents who criticized him at the Democratic National Convention and refusing to endorse House Speaker Paul Ryan in his upcoming primary, have set off a fresh wave of concerns about his campaign's viability against Clinton, whose post-convention lead in the polls has grown dramatically in recent days.
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Despite previously feuding with the Bush family, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE praised Bush following his death, saying he plans to attend the former president's funeral to pay his respects.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE met with the co-hosts of "Morning Joe" last week after months of publicly feuding with the MSNBC personalities, according to a new report.
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The retailer recently has been feuding with Google, too, leading to Google pulling its YouTube player from Echo Show and Fire TV. But things are changing quickly – the Chromecast, along with Apple TV, were spotted earlier this month on Amazon, indicating a positive shift in discussions between Google and Amazon, as well as the final step in Apple and Amazon's deal.
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In recent months, I've found myself further and further down the rabbit hole of Twitter feuding with her most ardent supporters, vexed by her inclination to blame outside forces and unwillingness to acknowledge the mistakes she made throughout her presidential campaign, like not visiting Wisconsin, along with her inability to put out a campaign message that inspired enough of Barack Obama's coalition.
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Read more:Putin followed Trump&aposs lead and criticized 16-year-old climate activist Greta ThunbergA photograph of a Greta Thunberg lookalike from 1898 is sparking conspiracy theories that she&aposs a time travelerElon Musk is feuding with a popular car TV show after it posted a video of a Porsche Taycan beating a Tesla Model S in a drag race
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Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly says that she'd "absolutely" welcome Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE to her show for an interview despite months of feuding with the GOP front-runner.
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After two years of feuding with the EU over issues that also include migration, PiS has brought in a new prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, who is seeking a rapprochement with the EU. Morawiecki, in an interview on Monday, said more concessions were "likely" and government sources say Warsaw is now keen to resolve the dispute because it could otherwise hinder Poland's access to EU development funds.
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One party source told The Hill that Priebus is "furious" with Trump for spending the last few days publicly feuding with the Muslim parents of a slain U.S. soldier and for declining to endorse Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R-Wis.) reelection bid.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE will hold a campaign rally Thursday in Minneapolis, a city where he is now openly feuding with the mayor over the $6900,2628 in costs associated with the event.
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From the start, his life was made for TV, even as it was fanged by public scrutiny at every turn: the claims of juvenile self-importance, famously taking Brandy to prom and even more famously feuding with teammate Shaquille O'Neal, then the game's most dominant big man, who helped erect a dynasty in Los Angeles with Bryant just as the millennium was getting underway.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Thursday dismissed President Trump's habit of feuding with GOP senators as just "what he does," saying that he and other members of Congress try to focus on their jobs instead of getting embroiled in disputes.
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Despite months of Trump campaigning on a polemic and often offensive political campaign — calling Mexican immigrants "rapists" and "murderers," proposing a ban on Muslim immigrants, and childishly feuding with reporters, Clinton supporters, and his rival Republican candidates during the primaries — active establishment Republican elites have finally responded to a recently released 10-year-old hot mic recording of Trump bragging about sexually assaulting women with moral outrage.
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But in a campaign that has seen Trump make a series of surprising and politically unwise decisions — like feuding with core figures within the Republican Party, showing a lax adherence to his party's own principles, and openly defying the establishment GOP's calls for a "presidential" candidate — a Trump media corporation seems like a plausible end game for an election cycle that has brought rise to a fringe line of thought.
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Former Miss Universe Alicia Machado says she is done discussing Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE after publicly feuding with the Republican presidential nominee over his past criticism of her weight.
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In a world where white supremacists use a cartoon frog to help convey their hateful beliefs, the president is obsessed with TV ratings and feuding with the NFL, and perceived threats of international nuclear warfare happen on Twitter, is it that far-fetched to believe that the first lady of the United States, Melania Trump, has a body double who takes her place at official Trump administration events?
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), who will retire in 2018 and is feuding with President Trump, said he would oppose any tax plan that isn't permanent and would add to the deficit.
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Among Republicans backing the measure were Senators Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, long active in health policy; Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, the authors of the most recent repeal plan; Bob Corker, Mr. Alexander's Tennessee colleague who has been feuding with the president; and the group who thwarted Republican repeal efforts, John McCain of Arizona, Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska.
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" The idea of medieval studies as a haven for white nationalist ideas gained ground when Rachel Fulton Brown, an associate professor of medieval history at the University of Chicago, began feuding with Dorothy Kim, an assistant professor of medieval English literature at Brandeis, after Dr. Kim, writing on Facebook, highlighted an old blog post of Dr. Fulton Brown's titled "Three Cheers for White Men," calling it an example of "medievalists upholding white supremacy.
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"The other countries are trying to figure out who takes up the new mantle, and can they hold on either until the US returns to that leadership role, if it will, or are they going to have to survive in these six dynamics without the US." The spectacle of Trump feuding with foreign leaders -- captured at the G7 in Quebec last year in an iconic photograph -- horrifies his critics and the US foreign policy establishment.
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Read more:Elon Musk is feuding with a popular car TV show after it posted a video of a Porsche Taycan beating a Tesla Model S in a drag raceA Porsche Taycan crushed a Tesla Model S in a drag raceIn the battle of the Tesla Model S and the Porsche Taycan, it&aposs really no contestWith Nürburgring throw downs and &aposTop Gear&apos drag-race disputes versus Porsche&aposs Taycan, Tesla is squandering its cool
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NFL viewer ratings are down 9 percent overall across all networks, during a season when the league and players have been feuding with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over their right to protest during the national anthem.
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The NFL is bracing for the political spotlight again Sunday, more than a week after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE stoked controversy by feuding with NFL players who kneel in protest during the national anthem.
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" Despite being ousted from his White House post last year and feuding with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in recent months, Bannon praised the president's "economic nationalism" that he said "does not care about your race, your religion, your ethnicity.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.), a good friend and former House colleague, announced after months of feuding with President Trump that he would not run for reelection in 2018.
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