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Erica L. Green
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White House Correspondent, The New York Times
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By Kenny Hoslton, Lisa Lerer Verified, Tyler Pager Verified, Shane Goldmacher Verified, Erica L. Green Verified| Rock Hill Herald Verified Kamala Harris felt compelled to speak out about what President Donald Trump was doing to the country. But not enough to attack him by name. Two days earlier, the law firm that hired her husband, Doug Emhoff, with a multimillion-dollar salary had struck a deal with the White House to avoid crippling sanctions -- an agreement Emhoff had objected to beforehand in private talks with the firm’s leaders. Now Harris wanted to make it known she was uncomfortable with such acquiescence.
By Erica L. Green Verified| Infobae Verified United States Politics and GovernmentPolitics and GovernmentAuthoritarianism (Theory and Philosophy)Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022)Trump, Donald JEl presidente de EE. UU. ya ha reflexionado sobre la idea de un tercer mandato, pero la entrevista con Meet the Press fue la primera vez que indicó que la estaba considerando seriamente.
By Kenny Hoslton, Lisa Lerer Verified, Tyler Pager Verified, Shane Goldmacher Verified, Erica L. Green Verified| Rock Hill Herald Verified Kamala Harris felt compelled to speak out about what President Donald Trump was doing to the country. But not enough to attack him by name. Two days earlier, the law firm that hired her husband, Doug Emhoff, with a multimillion-dollar salary had struck a deal with the White House to avoid crippling sanctions -- an agreement Emhoff had objected to beforehand in private talks with the firm’s leaders. Now Harris wanted to make it known she was uncomfortable with such acquiescence.
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The New York Times
New York, New York, United States
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