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Trump says lawsuit charging he violated Constitution is 'without merit'

By REUTERS

JANUARY 23, 2017 19:27

WASHINGTON- US President Donald Trump told reporters on Monday that a lawsuit accusing him of violating the US Constitution by allowing his hotels and other businesses to accept payments from foreign governments was "without merit."

His remarks to reporters in the Oval Office coincided with a letter by Democratic lawmakers asking the US General Services Administration what it was doing about Trump's hotel lease for the Old Post Office building.

They said the lease states that no elected official of the federal government can share in the agreement or benefit from it.

Jordan's foreign minister: Israeli-Iranian retaliations must end

By REUTERS

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IDF attacks Hezbollah infrastructure, terrorists in south Lebanon

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

04/19/2024 01:28 PM

Kremlin says it is studying Israeli strike on Iran, calls for restraint

By REUTERS

04/19/2024 01:12 PM

Biden considers more than $1 billion in new arms for Israel, WSJ reports

By REUTERS