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The inspector general is reviewing a request from a House leader to investigate allegations that Secretary Robert Wilkie sought information on one of the congressman's aides.
Democrats are targeting GOP senators in Maine, Arizona and North Carolina who voted to acquit Trump. Republicans are emerging from the trial with their own level of confidence.
Officials are trying to establish negotiations with the gunman, who is holed up at a shopping mall in the city of Nakhon Ratchasima, which is about three and a half hours from Bangkok.
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While Democrats see President Trump as a corrosive figure and a threat to the nation, they also see him and his campaign tailoring a reelection bid around the economy and visceral appeals to his supporters. "All as millions of Americans grow numb to his behavior," one senator said.
A single paragraph in the 181-page document proposes the potential redrawing of Israel's borders such that a cluster of 10 Arab towns north of Tel Aviv, known as "the Triangle," would be subsumed by a future Palestinian state.
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