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Pensacola shooting: Saudi students questioned after Navy-base attack
Several Saudi students at a US Navy base in Pensacola, Florida, have been held for questioning after Friday's shooting there, officials say.
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Pelosi to instruct U.S. House to draft articles of impeachment against Trump
Speaker reacts angrily when reporters asks, 'Do you hate the president?'
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Supreme Court blocks release of Trump’s tax returns — for now
However, if the court opts to not take up the case
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Former Texas Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke said Friday that he will drop out of the 2020 presidential race.
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Trump asked Australian PM for help investigating Russia inquiry
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Democrats subpoena Giuliani as Trump lashes out
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Democrats Accuse Trump of Endangering Whistleblower
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Maguire, however, credited Trump for ultimately releasing a memo Wednesday detailing his conversation with Zelensky.
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White House 'tried to cover up details of Trump-Ukraine call'
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A 'simple, clear' case: Why Edward Snowden thinks U.S. Congress will support the Trump-Ukraine whistleblower
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US sues Edward Snowden for failing to submit book to government for clearance
The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden on Tuesday for failing to submit his book to the government for clearance.
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Hurricane Dorian: Trump map mysteriously loops in Alabama
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Trump official revises Statue of Liberty poem to defend migrant rule change
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