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    Trump's daily disruptions put strain on White House

    Mar 02, 2018 4 minutes

    From the day Donald Trump announced his presidential campaign nearly two years ago, disruption has been his constant companion.

    This week, the turmoil reached new heights. One of President Trump’s longest-serving and closest aides, communications director Hope Hicks, announced her resignation. Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law and another senior aide, lost his top-secret security clearance amid complications over his FBI background check – a major blow to Mr. Kushner’s ability to oversee key policy areas.

    It was White House chief of staff John Kelly who knee-capped Kushner, amid a broader effort to rein in temporary security clearances. But it was Mr. Trump

    ‘Let Trump be Trump’Finding replacements a growing challenge

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