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| November 29, 2018 | ||
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| Trump Tower Moscow? It Was the End of a Long, Failed Push to Invest in Russia | ||
President Trump’s failed 2016 effort to build a Trump Tower in Moscow marked the culmination of 30 years of interest by Mr. Trump in establishing a foothold in Russia and nearby Ukraine. Here is a look at Mr. Trump’s business record regarding Russia.  |
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| French Civil Servant Accused of Spying for North Korea Is Charged | ||
French authorities filed preliminary charges against a civil servant in the nation’s legislature for allegedly spying for the North Korean government.  |
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| Trump Cancels Planned Meeting With Putin Over Ukraine Tensions | ||
President Trump canceled a planned meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin set for this weekend, citing Russia’s recent seizure of three Ukrainian naval ships.  |
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| Ukraine Threatens to Escalate Russia Standoff After Ship Detentions | ||
A top Ukrainian official said Kiev could respond in kind to the detention of three of its naval ships by Russia. This comes after Ukraine put its armed forces on full military alert and declared a state of emergency.  |
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| CIA Intercepts Underpin Assessment Saudi Prince Targeted Khashoggi | ||
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sent at least 11 messages to his closest adviser, who oversaw the team that killed journalist Jamal Khashoggi, in the hours before and after the journalist’s death in October, according to a highly classified CIA assessment.  |
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| Mexico’s New Leader Takes Office Vowing a Bigger State Role in the Economy | ||
Andrés Manuel López Obrador was sworn in Saturday as Mexico’s first leftist president since the 1970s, railing against the “neoliberal” economic policies of recent decades and calling on the U.S. to support regional development as a way of discouraging migration.  |
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| How Robert Mueller blew up Donald Trump’s week – CNN | ||
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| Mueller is back – and so are questions about Trump, Russia – Associated Press (press release) (blog) | ||
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| Mueller’s Steady Stream of Russia Revelations Is Driving Trump Crazy – New York Magazine | ||
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| What does Mueller have on Trump? – The Hill | ||
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| Mueller’s probe has produced a rogues’ gallery of liars – Washington Post | ||
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| Mueller Exposes the Culture of Lying That Surrounds Trump – New York Times | ||
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| Robert Mueller Is No Match for Fox News – New York Times | ||
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| Putin, Trump briefly met on sidelines of G20 summit: Kremlin | ||
Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump had a brief meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit on Friday, Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said. |
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| Macron Returns to a France in Turmoil, as Nation Weighs State of Emergency | ||
President Emmanuel Macron returned on Sunday from a summit meeting in Argentina and surveyed the destruction left after the “Yellow Vest” protests.  |
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| Ex-FBI director Comey drops bid to challenge Republican subpoena – KFGO News | ||
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| A look back at the Upstate’s top FBI agent and her out of the ordinary career moves – Greenville News | ||
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| Police recommend indicting Benjamin Netanyahu on bribery charges – The Guardian | ||
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| Snow, sleet could make roads slippery overnight – Albany Times Union | ||
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| Mattis Condemns Russia’s ‘Brazen’ Aggression Against Ukraine – Bloomberg | ||
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| It’s Now Donald Trump’s America. But George Bush’s Stamp Endures. – New York Times | ||
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| G-20 Leaders Give Nod to Trump in Watered-Down Trade Language – Bloomberg | ||
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| G-20 Leaders Give Nod to Trump in Watered-Down Trade Language – Bloomberg | ||
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| Macron Says Violence in Paris Not Reflecting Legitimate Anger – Bloomberg | ||
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