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Ivanka Trump will become an official mdash; albeit unpaid mdash; government employee subject to ethics rules as an assistant to her father in the White House, CBS News confirmed Wednesday.Trump already has an office in the West Wing, and her husband, Jared Kushner, already serves President Donald Trump as an unpaid senior adviser. Mr. Trumprsquo 35-year-old daughter has contributed significantly to her fatherrsquo campaign, transition, and now, his presidency, drawing criticism because she hasnrsquo;t been subject to the same ethics rules as an official, on-the-books White House employee.Her title will be assistant to the president. I have heard the concerns some have with my advising the president in my personal capacity while voluntarily complying with all stanley cup ethics rules, Ms. Trump saidin a Wednesday stanley cup statement to the New York Times.Throughout this process I have been working closely and in good faith with the White House counsel and my personal counsel to address the unprecedented nature of my role, she said. Ivanka Trump s influence on president hard to miss 03:02 Mr. Trumprsquo daughter has already conducted high-profile meetings and other business for the White House. She atte stanley cup nded a womenrsquo summit with German C Hrfi Donald Rumsfeld, defense secretary under 2 presidents, dies at 88
The White House said Wednesday that President Bush would not implement the climate treaty negotiated in Kyoto, Japan, but would seek an alternative that would include the world in the effort to reduce pollution.White House spokesman Ari Fleischer told reporters that Mr. Bush wants to work with U.S. allies on a plan that would require developing nations to meet certain standards stanley thermobecher . To exempt most of the world is not a treaty the president thinks is in the interest of this country, or would get the job done, Fleischer said. It s important to include the world in the treaty, not exempt most of the world. In addition to pointing out that no other industrialized nation has implemented the treaty, the administration cited potential harm to the economy as a reason for backing away from the accord, reports CBS News Correspondent John Roberts.Democratic leaders in Congress and environmental groups prom stanley cup ised to fight Mr. Bush on the Kyoto climate treaty and stanley termoska other recent policy reversals they called setbacks to the environment. They warned the president not to reverse another Clinton rule that would keep 60 million acres of national forest off limits to development. Neither should he go ahead with plans to drill in the Arctic Wildlife Reserve, they said. American people are asking for a change, said Bill Meadows, president of the Wilderness Society. We do not want these regulations rolled back and we re going to make this a political iss
Ivanka Trump will become an official mdash; albeit unpaid mdash; government employee subject to ethics rules as an assistant to her father in the White House, CBS News confirmed Wednesday.Trump already has an office in the West Wing, and her husband, Jared Kushner, already serves President Donald Trump as an unpaid senior adviser. Mr. Trumprsquo 35-year-old daughter has contributed significantly to her fatherrsquo campaign, transition, and now, his presidency, drawing criticism because she hasnrsquo;t been subject to the same ethics rules as an official, on-the-books White House employee.Her title will be assistant to the president. I have heard the concerns some have with my advising the president in my personal capacity while voluntarily complying with all stanley cup ethics rules, Ms. Trump saidin a Wednesday stanley cup statement to the New York Times.Throughout this process I have been working closely and in good faith with the White House counsel and my personal counsel to address the unprecedented nature of my role, she said. Ivanka Trump s influence on president hard to miss 03:02 Mr. Trumprsquo daughter has already conducted high-profile meetings and other business for the White House. She atte stanley cup nded a womenrsquo summit with German C Hrfi Donald Rumsfeld, defense secretary under 2 presidents, dies at 88
The White House said Wednesday that President Bush would not implement the climate treaty negotiated in Kyoto, Japan, but would seek an alternative that would include the world in the effort to reduce pollution.White House spokesman Ari Fleischer told reporters that Mr. Bush wants to work with U.S. allies on a plan that would require developing nations to meet certain standards stanley thermobecher . To exempt most of the world is not a treaty the president thinks is in the interest of this country, or would get the job done, Fleischer said. It s important to include the world in the treaty, not exempt most of the world. In addition to pointing out that no other industrialized nation has implemented the treaty, the administration cited potential harm to the economy as a reason for backing away from the accord, reports CBS News Correspondent John Roberts.Democratic leaders in Congress and environmental groups prom stanley cup ised to fight Mr. Bush on the Kyoto climate treaty and stanley termoska other recent policy reversals they called setbacks to the environment. They warned the president not to reverse another Clinton rule that would keep 60 million acres of national forest off limits to development. Neither should he go ahead with plans to drill in the Arctic Wildlife Reserve, they said. American people are asking for a change, said Bill Meadows, president of the Wilderness Society. We do not want these regulations rolled back and we re going to make this a political iss