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At least 16 different Trump associates had contact with Russians during the Trump presidential campaign or during the transition into the White House.
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Officials are reportedly concerned about the possibility of an eruption of anti-government protests marking the eighth anniversary of the 2011 Egyptian revolution in January.
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GOP Wants ‘Honest’ Answers About Midterm Losses
President Donald Trump called on the media to recognize the Senate wins in the 2018 midterms, while Republican lawmakers demanded answers from the party's leadership on House losses.
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