Recent News Of Donald Trump

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Recent News Of Donald Trump
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About Donald Trump

• Donald John Trump is the president-elect of the
  United States. He is an American politician,
  businessman, and television personality who was
  formally elected by the Electoral College on
  December 19, 2016, and is scheduled to take
  office as the 45th president on January 20, 2017.

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Donald Trump says UN just a club for people to
'have a good time'

• Donald Trump is questioning the effectiveness of
  the United Nations, saying it's just a club for
  people to "have a good time.
• His post on Twitter on Sunday is the
  president-elect's latest comment since the UN
  Security Council voted on Friday to condemn
  Israeli settlements in the West Bank and east
  Jerusalem.
• Trump says the UN has "such great potential," but
  it has become "a club for people to get together,
  talk and have a good time. So sad!
• On Friday, Trump warned, "As to the UN, things
  will be different after Jan 20th," referring to
  the day he takes office.
• Trump told The Associated Press last December
  that he wanted to be "very neutral" on
  Israel-Palestinian issues. But his tone became
  decidedly more pro-Israel as the campaign
  progressed.
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Trump pick for top spokesman post turns down offer

• President-elect Donald Trump's pick for a key
  spokesman position has turned the job down, US
  media has reported, just days after his
  appointment was announced.
• Jason Miller was named director of communications
  in the new Trump administration on Thursday, but
  in a weekend statement on Sunday, he said he
  wanted to spend more time with his family.
• "After spending this past week with my family,
  the most amount of time I have been able to spend
  with them since March 2015, it is clear they need
  to be my top priority right now," Miller said in
  a statement, noting that he and his wife were
  expecting their second daughter.
• "This is not the right time to start a new job as
  demanding as White House communications
  director.
• Miller had served as a senior Trump spokesman,
  and the communications director's role is to
  shape the administration's media strategy.
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Trump to shut charitable foundation

• Donald Trump said he intends to dissolve
  his charitable foundation to resolve concerns
  about possible ethics conflicts.
• "To avoid even the appearance of any conflict
  with my role as President I have decided to
  continue to pursue my strong interest in
  philanthropy in other ways," the president-elect
  said in a statement on Saturday.
• Trump's move seeks to address just one aspect of
  his sprawling international business dealings
  that have led to assessments he will take office
  on January 20 with more potential conflicts of
  interest than any US president in history.
• His foundation has been investigated by New
  York's attorney general since telling the
  Internal Revenue Service that it violated rules
  preventing leaders of nonprofit organisations
  from using a charity's money to benefit
  themselves or other "disqualified" people.
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No way Trump responds to Obama's claim of
winning re-election

• Donald Trump has responded by saying "no way" to
  outgoing US President Barack Obama's claims of
  winning a re-election, the media reported on
  Tuesday.
• In an interview to CNN on Monday, Obama, who will
  hand over the White House to Trump on January 20,
  2017, said, "I am confident in this vision
  because I'm confident that if I had run again and
  articulated it, I think I could've mobilised a
  majority of the American people to rally behind
  it."
• Trump responded in a tweet saying "President
  Obama said that he thinks he would have won
  against me...He should say that but I say NO WAY!
  - jobs leaving, IS (Islamic State), OCare
  (Obamacare), etc," Politico reported.
• In the interview, Obama also said that many
  people around the country, including opponents,
  keep telling him that the vision and direction of
  his message is the correct one.
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Trump defines UN as a 'club' for people to have
good time

• US President-elect Donald Trump has lashed out at
  the UN, describing it as a "club for people to
  get together, talk and have a good time".
• "The United Nations has such great potential but
  right now it is just a club for people to get
  together, talk and have a good time. So sad!"
  Trump said in a tweet.
• Trump's remarks comes following a decision
  by President Obama to abstain from a UN Security
  Council vote condemning Israel's settlements in
  the West Bank and parts of Jerusalem. The
  abstention marked an historic change in policy
  that permitted the resolution to pass.
• Ahead of the vote, Trump had publicly asked the
  US to veto the resolution.
• The Washington Post said Trump's tweet
  "signalled" that he would "likely challenge more
  than just the 71-year-old institution's approach
  to the Middle East once he takes office".
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