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Rudolph W. Giuliani said President Trump's lawyers are "pretty much finished" drafting a response to a potential subpoena request from special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's office.
The Conways, like the rest of the country, have been jolted by the President Trump. They love each other, exasperate each other and talk behind each other's backs. Take a look inside the marriage of one of Trump's most loyal advisers and her husband, an increasingly outspoken critic of the president.
Fire scientists and forestry experts said climate change is the main factor behind the problem, and many took issue with Ryan Zinke's refusal to acknowledge its role.
Dozens of sailors died when the USS Abner Read hit a Japanese mine in 1943. Now scientists say they found the ship's stern in 290 feet of water amid one of the war's least explored battlefields.
The dispute has battered Turkey's vulnerable economy, pushed the lira to record lows and forced Turkish citizens — along with millions of refugees who live in the country — to shoulder the consequences.
The jury is scheduled to start deliberating Thursday after hearing testimony about the lavish lifestyle and multimillion-dollar loans of the political consultant and onetime chairman of the Trump campaign.
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At a bill-signing ceremony in New York, Andrew Cuomo took on President Trump's slogan, saying, "We have not reached greatness. We will reach greatness when every American is fully engaged." Cuomo's office walked back the comments.
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