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After first iftar dinner in 1805, the White House started yearly ritual in 1996, under former First Lady Hillary Clinton Donald Trump’s government has not held an iftar dinner for the end of Ramadan, breaking a Muslim tradition held at the White House for more than two centuries. The iftar dinner occurs at sunset at the end of the holy month of Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islam lunar calendar and a time of prayer, reflection and fasting.  White House officials reportedly spend months planning the event, which has been held every year under the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations, but 2017 took a different path The White House issued a statement on late Saturday evening. "Muslims in the United States joined those around the world during the holy month of Ramadan to focus on acts of faith and charity," the statement read. "Now, as they commemorate Eid with family and friends, they carry on the tradition of helping neighbours and breaking bread with peop

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News: Trump: ‘I just don’t want a poor person’ in top ec... : President Trump late Wednesday said he'd prefer not to have a "poor person" in top economic positions in his administration. ...

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President Trump late Wednesday said he'd prefer not to have a "poor person" in top economic positions in his administration. "Somebody said, 'Why did you appoint a rich person to be in charge of the economy?' No it's true. And Wilbur's a very rich person in charge of commerce," Trump said during a rally in Iowa, referring to Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross."I said, 'Because that's the kind of thinking we want...because they're representing the country. They don't want the money.'" Trump said these people had to "give up a lot" to take jobs in his administration. He added that they "are great brilliant business minds." "And that's what we need. That's what we have to have so the world doesn't take advantage," Trump added. "We can't have the world taking advantage of us anymore. And I love all people, rich or poor, but in those particular positions, I just don'