Ed Pilkington
Chief Reporter, Guardian US at The Guardian
Chief reporter of the @GuardianUS. [email protected] Public key: https://t.co/XEqB6vOPjG
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theguardian.com | Ed Pilkington
Sean Duffy, the Trump administration’s transportation secretary, has made a startling admission that he switched flights for his wife this week to help her avoid flying out of beleaguered Newark Liberty, one of the busiest airports in the New York area. Duffy’s disclosure on Monday runs counter to his repeated assurances to the American public that it is safe to fly from Newark, despite a spate of dramatic outages affecting the airport’s radar systems.
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1 day ago |
theguardian.com | Jane Clinton |Lucy Campbell |Ed Pilkington |Lauren Aratani |Julia Kollewe
'Good luck Syria': Trump to remove all US sanctions on SyriaTrump says he will remove all sanctions against Syria, saying they had served an important function, but it was now time for the country to move forward. I will be ordering the cessation of sanctions against Syria in order to give them a chance at greatness. It’s their time to shine. We’re taking them all off. Good luck Syria, show us something very special.
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1 day ago |
theguardian.com | Ed Pilkington
Fox & Friends, the show beamed into millions of rightwing Americans’ homes every morning, is not generally considered to be the place where Donald Trump faces the tough questions. The “& Friends” in the show’s title gives that away. But on Monday morning, the show’s co-host Brian Kilmeade put the billion-dollar question to the White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt.
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1 day ago |
theguardian.com | Ed Pilkington
Donald Trump is all too comfortable brushing aside criticism from Democrats and the “fake news media”, but when the flak over his decision to accept a $400m luxury jet from the Qatari government comes from his most devoted supporters it might behoove the US president to listen. Stars of Trump’s Make America great again (Maga) firmament are speaking out in unambiguous terms against the plan for him to be donated a jet described as a “palace in the sky” and convert it into Air Force One.
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1 day ago |
aol.co.uk | Ed Pilkington
Donald Trump is all too comfortable brushing aside criticism from Democrats and the “fake news media”, but when the flak over his decision to accept a $400m luxury jet from the Qatari government comes from his most devoted supporters it might behoove the US president to listen. Stars of Trump’s Make America great again (Maga) firmament are speaking out in unambiguous terms against the plan for him to be donated a jet described as a “palace in the sky” and convert it into Air Force One.
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