Trump-owned hotels and clubs have long made money by holding special events but now they're attracting new customers who want something from the president or his government. His properties are also losing many longtime clients, for whom deciding to use a Trump-owned facility has become a political question.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster denied that President Trump is reconsidering his decision to pull out of the accord but said the door remains open to a better agreement down the road. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson criticized the pact as being "out of balance" for the United States and China.
After reviewing customer comments, preferences and measurements, more businesses have reached the same conclusion: American women, who on average wear a size 16, need bigger sizes — and waiting lists for those designs are proof that the market exists.
The young women were assaulted in the main train station of Marseille. A 41-year-old female suspect has been arrested, and there were no indications of terrorism as the motive, the prosecutor's office said.
There is a 30 percent chance of tropical-storm-force winds along the Delaware-Maryland-Virginia coast as early as Monday afternoon, the National Hurricane Center said.
The home secretary told the BBC that the second arrest suggested that the Friday rush-hour attack was not the work of a "lone wolf" terrorist and implied some level of conspiracy.
Los Angeles should be very familiar with Washington's offense with former Redskins offensive coordinator Sean McVay at the helm. And it's a potentially critical game for the Redskins' postseason hopes — even in Week 2.
In 2004, Hjalti Sigurjon Hauksson was imprisoned for raping his stepdaughter nearly every day for 12 years. Several months ago, the father of the prime minister wrote a letter arguing that Hauksson should have his "honor restored," and he received a full pardon.
Her book "First Mothers: The Women Who Shaped the Presidents" served as a corrective to a widely held notion that first ladies were the dominant female influence on the nation's commanders in chief.
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