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The president's team of lawyers pressed their case that he did nothing wrong in withholding aid to Ukraine but key moderate Republican senators say disclosures from John Bolton's manuscript strengthen the case for hearing from more witnesses.
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The manuscript includes more than a dozen pages on John Bolton's interactions with President Trump over Ukraine, according to one person familiar with the project.
Hong Kong announced the closure of half its border crossings with China, including all rail links. Flights will also be slashed in half. Meanwhile, three far-eastern Russian regions said they would close their borders until Feb. 7.
The U.S. government warned Americans to avoid all nonessential travel to China as that country grapples with an outbreak that has claimed at least 100 lives and infected more than 4,400 people.
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No Palestinians attended the White House preview of what is described as a highly detailed proposal for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which dates from 1948.
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Newly hired Grand Valley State University offensive coordinator Morris Berger spoke highly of Adolf Hitler during an interview with a student newspaper.
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