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Donald Trump Thinks He's Been Saved From Indictment
The former president wrote on Truth Social that lawyer Robert Costello made a "great impression" on the Manhattan grand jury during Monday's testimony.
Kremlin Says These Countries Can't Be Part of Ukraine Peace Talks
Renewed negotiations are unlikely more than a year into the fighting, and few nations appear capable of mediating future talks.
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The Surprisingly Similar Political Strategy of Gavin Newsom, Ron DeSantis
By attacking brand names, the two men are able to elevate their national profiles beyond mere talking points.
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