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The president said nothing at the fundraiser about an "imminent attack" on U.S. interests or threats to four U.S. embassies as he previously has to justify the unilateral military strike that escalated tensions in the region and opened debate on presidential war powers.
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Messages, which show an aide to Rep. Devin Nunes repeatedly in contact with Parnas, put the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee in the hot seat.
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Over the past 20 years, the Dumsches' son Aaron spiraled from high school star and academic all-American on Arizona State University's football team to a ward of the state of Maryland.
Police say the men wanted to kill a Georgia couple who were "high-ranking" members of the far-left antifa movement in retaliation for exposing white supremacists online.
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