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Ivanka Trump says she finds it "pretty inappropriate" for a reporter to have asked if she believes the women who accuse her father of sexual misconduct, BBC reports. 

"I don't think that's a question you would ask many other daughters," she replied when interviewed by NBC News.

Mike Pence and North Korean officials had planned to meet secretly during the 2018 Winter Olympic Games, but Pyongyang scrapped the talks after the U.S. vice president denounced abuses from the “murderous regime,” U.S. officials said Feb. 20.

Congressional Democrats introduced legislation on Wednesday that would provide more than $1 billion to boost cyber security of U.S. voting systems, and Vice President Mike Pence defended the administration's efforts to protect polls from hackers, Reuters reported. 

U.S. President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer told the New York Times on Feb. 13 that he paid $130,000 of his own money to a porn star who once said she had an affair with Trump.

The United States is ready to negotiate with North Korea, Vice President Mike Pence said after returning from the Winter Olympics in South Korea.

US President Donald Trump has called for a military parade in Washington, the White House said on Tuesday, the France press reports.

The head of state, who spoke of his idea before he officially took office, made his request to Defense Ministry officers who are currently looking for a suitable date.

Jerome “Jay” Powell, the Republican former investment banker tapped by President Donald Trump to lead the U.S. Federal Reserve, will take the reins of monetary policy starting Feb. 5.

President Donald Trump appealed Jan. 30 for national unity and strong borders in his first State of the Union address, calling for “one American family” after a year marred by acrimony, division and scandal.

U.S. President Donald Trump took his “America First” message to the world’s elite on Jan. 26, telling a summit of business and political leaders that the United States would “no longer turn a blind eye” to what he described as unfair trade practices.

More than half of Americans (52 percent) fear that President Donald Trump may resort to unlawful use of nuclear weapons, according to a nationwide poll conducted jointly by the Washington Post and ABC TV. 60 percent of respondents said they would not trust Trump with the nuclear button, and 38 percent said the opposite.