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Feb 14 2017
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Trump searches for Michael Flynn's replacement -- and faces questions
Less than a month after taking office, President Trump must find a new national security adviser after Michael Flynn resigned for lying about his talks with a Russian ambassador, and the administration now faces questions about what the White House knew about the situation.
USA TODAY
Nov 03 2015
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Obama mocks Republican presidential candidates as weaklings
President Obama said Monday night the Republican candidates for president would be no match for Russian President Vladimir Putin because they couldn't even handle the moderators in their televised debate last week.
Washington Times
Nov 16 2020
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White House Transition
“President-elect Joe Biden’s top adviser said Sunday that a government agency’s delay in officially acknowledging his electoral victory could hinder his efforts to prepare for the distribution of a coronavirus vaccine… The Trump administration hasn’t issued a typically routine technical designation that would allow Mr. Biden’s staff to view detailed classified information, send representatives
The Flip Side
Feb 05 2017
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Bill O’Reilly Calls Vladimir Putin A ‘Killer’, Donald Trump Says Americans Are Just As Bad
President Donald Trump doubled down on his support for Russian President Vladimir Putin in a Fox News interview to be aired ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Speaking to Bill O’Reilly, Trump shrugged off the anchor’s characterization of Putin as a “killer,” noting that Americans are just as bad.
HuffPost
Dec 16 2021
Perspectives Blog
Facts vs Myths: Was the 2020 Election Stolen?
The claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump has underscored most political discourse in the U.S. for over a year. There is no evidence that voter fraud led to Trump’s defeat. But some on the right and elsewhere hold a broader definition of “stolen” in this case.
What Left-Rated Media Does Frame claims of stolen election as baseless Henry A. Brechter
Sep 17 2020
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Barr says calls for coronavirus lockdown are the 'greatest intrusion on civil liberties' other than slavery in US history
Attorney General William Barr suggested on Wednesday that the calls for a nationwide lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus were the "greatest intrusion on civil liberties" in history "other than slavery."
The comments came minutes after he slammed the hundreds of Justice Department prosecutors working beneath him, equating them to preschoolers, in a defense of his own
CNN (Online News)
Aug 28 2014
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Ukraine accuses Russia of invasion as rebels mount new offensive
Kiev called an emergency security session, while a top rebel leader acknowledged today that Russian servicemen are fighting in eastern Ukraine.
Christian Science Monitor
May 25 2017
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British intelligence shuts out US after information leaks on Manchester attack
Donald Trump shared classified intelligence with Russian officials, putting Israeli assets at risk. Trump shared the location of two nuclear submarines with Rodrigo Duterte, putting US assets at risk. And now the Trump team has shared the name of the Manchester bomber along with other information, putting the investigation of the British terrorist attack at risk.
Daily Kos
Jul 01 2013
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Vladimir Putin: Edward Snowden Must Stop Harming US If He Wants To Stay In Russia
President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that Russia would not hand former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden over to the United States but that if Snowden wants to stay in Russia he "must stop his work aimed at harming our American partners".
Snowden "is not a Russian agent", Putin said, repeating that Russian intelligence services were not working with the fugitive American, who
HuffPost
Jul 12 2017
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‘Category 5 hurricane’: White House under siege by Trump Jr.’s Russia revelations
The White House has been thrust into chaos after days of ever-worsening revelations about a meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and a lawyer characterized as representing the Russian government, as the president fumes against his enemies and senior aides circle one another with suspicion, according to top White House officials and outside advisers.
Washington Post