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National Enquirer Has ‘Criminal’ Facts on Trump
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Flynn Sentencing Delayed, Mueller Cooperation Continues
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Russia Says It Would Respond to Ukraine's 'Provocation'
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Russia Slams Senate Reports on Social Media Use
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Iran Says Missiles 'Defensive,' Unlike 'Nuclear' Israel
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Macron to Tax Big Tech Starting in January 2019
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