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This has come as a big shock to them. You don't expect it in your own house, she said of the Tube bombing, which injured 30 people at Parsons Green station in west London on Friday. 181

There have always been few black aides on Trump's West Wing staff -- now the number is even fewer after at least two others departed earlier this year. Daris Meeks, who worked as a domestic policy adviser to Vice President Mike Pence rejoined the private sector and Mary Elizabeth Taylor, who was the deputy director of Legislative Affairs of Nominations has been nominated for a State Department position.Smith, who like Meeks and Taylor, were brought in the Trump orbit by Short, the recently departed White House legislative affairs director. Smith remains one of the only staffers holding a prominent role in this White House. Within the White House he is well liked, and he is considered knowledgeable and competent among advocates, despite their skepticism of Trump's policies."I hired Ja'Ron 10 years ago on Pence's staff in leadership," Short said. "He has a very engaging personality. His network of friends is enormous as are his Hill associates. Ja'Ron is a great asset to any legislative affairs office."Meanwhile, some black Republicans, including Kay Cole James, president of the Heritage Foundation, have alleged that Manigault Newman played a role in blocking the appointment of other black Republicans to White House roles. They say she sought to remain the only senior black adviser in Trump's orbit.But one former Trump administration official offered another explanation: a former reality television star's prominence as the top black official in the White House signaled a lack of serious interest in the issues important to African-Americans."There's probably a question where people would say, if you have Omarosa in that role, are you serious?" the former official said. 1694

They were responding to a tweet from Mike Roman, a member of Donald Trump’s campaign staff, who shared a photo showing a sign promoting certain candidates taped to the outside of a building.The district attorney’s response was a subtle reminder that laws about the distance between political signage and where ballots are cast varies state to state. No matter how Roman, or others, may have felt about the sign, in the State of Pennsylvania, politically-motivated signage has to remain only 10 feet away from a polling place according to law.Some states, that distance is up to 100 feet.Philadelphia officials acknowledged Roman’s tweet was not the only misleading post on social media they were working to address and correct.“The most ‘excitement’ the Task Force has seen so far today can be attributed to bad information or misinformation being shared on social media,” Jane Roh, spokeswoman for the Office of the District Attorney, wrote in a news release.On Monday, Philadelphia said they had assigned more than 90 prosecutors, detectives and others to their Election Task Force to investigate complaints and issues. 1121

There's a common theme in the news coming out of this White House this week, said Nathan Click, spokesman for Newsom. "The President is abusing the powers of the presidency and weaponizing government to attack his political opponents. This is not about clean air, clean water or helping our state with homelessness. This is political retribution against California, plain and simple." 384

There were hopes that a face-to-face meeting between Trump and Xi might help ease trade tensions, as was the case when they met on the sidelines of the G20 in Argentina in November and agreed to a trade-war ceasefire.Later on Monday after the CNBC interview, Trump told reporters that he wouldn't be insulted if Xi refused to meet with him."I'm never insulted. I've learned not to be insulted," Trump said on the south lawn of the White House.Trump maintained that he had a "great relationship" with Xi despite the rise in trade tensions between their two countries. "I think he will be there. We're scheduled to talk. Interesting things will happen. We'll see what happens," the US leader said. 695