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Former Trump adviser John Bolton expected to plead guilty to mishandling classified documents
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Former Trump adviser John Bolton expected to plead guilty to mishandling classified documents

Donald Trump's former national security adviser, John Bolton, has agreed to plead guilty to one count of mishandling classified documents - and could avoid prison, a source told the AP.
Crown Prince gets key post in Denmark's government
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Crown Prince gets key post in Denmark's government

Mette Frederiksen's third Danish government consists of eleven women and ten men. The fact that Peter Hummelgaard will be the new Minister of Finance is interpreted as making him Frederiksen's "crown prince"
Trump's nearly $1.8 billion fund is scrapped, Justice Department says
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Trump's nearly $1.8 billion fund is scrapped, Justice Department says

The criticized billion-dollar fund to support Donald Trump's allies is being stopped, U. S
After the customs ruling, Trump wants to stop payments to importers
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After the customs ruling, Trump wants to stop payments to importers

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Bondi says mistakes were made in masking Epstein files
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Bondi says mistakes were made in masking Epstein files

Former U. S
E. Jean Carroll, who accused Trump of abuse, is being investigated for perjury
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E. Jean Carroll, who accused Trump of abuse, is being investigated for perjury

The US Department of Justice has reportedly launched a criminal investigation into author and journalist E. Jean Carroll, whom Donald Trump has been found guilty of sexually assaulting
Trump avoids tax audits after settlement with US government
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Trump avoids tax audits after settlement with US government

The US government is committing not to investigate any current tax issues linked to Donald Trump.
Trump drops lawsuit against IRS and Treasury after nearly $1.8 billion fund deal
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Trump drops lawsuit against IRS and Treasury after nearly $1.8 billion fund deal

US President Donald Trump is withdrawing his lawsuit against the IRS and the Treasury Department, US media report.
Sources: US seeks to indict Raúl Castro over shooting down of two airliners
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Sources: US seeks to indict Raúl Castro over shooting down of two airliners

The United States plans to indict Cuba's 94-year-old former president, Raúl Castro, according to sources. The case concerns the shooting down of two airliners 30 years ago
Kevin Warsh becomes new Fed chief after Senate confirmation
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Kevin Warsh becomes new Fed chief after Senate confirmation

Kevin Warsh will be the new head of the US Federal Reserve after the Senate gave him the green light on Wednesday.
Interest rate cut increasingly distant in the US
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Interest rate cut increasingly distant in the US

Stubborn inflationary pressures and now strong job figures seem to be reducing the chance that Kevin Warsh - the new head of the Federal Reserve (Fed) - can lower the key interest rate in the United States. That raises the risk of a clash with President Donald Trump
US Department of Justice is investigating suspicious multi-billion-dollar oil deals
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US Department of Justice is investigating suspicious multi-billion-dollar oil deals

The US Department of Justice is investigating a series of suspicious multi-billion-dollar deals in the oil market, according to ABC News sources.
Terror trial against journalist Joakim Medin begins in Turkey
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Terror trial against journalist Joakim Medin begins in Turkey

The terror trial of journalist Joakim Medin is expected to begin in Turkey today. Medin will follow the hearing remotely and will not be heard
Former FBI director James Comey surrenders to court
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Former FBI director James Comey surrenders to court

Former FBI Director James Comey appeared in court in Virginia to face criminal charges for allegedly threatening President Donald Trump by making a speech using seashells on a beach.
U.S. reintroduces arquebuses in federal executions
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U.S. reintroduces arquebuses in federal executions

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Financial professionals unsure about Kevin Warsh as new Fed chief
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Financial professionals unsure about Kevin Warsh as new Fed chief

Financial professionals are skeptical about whether President Donald Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh to be the new Federal Reserve chairman will receive a green light in the Senate. The Trump administration's threat to impeach outgoing Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is being cited as a major obstacle
The verdict: Live Nation had an illegal monopoly in the ticket market
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The verdict: Live Nation had an illegal monopoly in the ticket market

Concert promoter Live Nation, which also owns ticketing giant Ticketmaster, has been convicted of violating U. S
Want to Speed Up the Fight Against Gang Recruitment
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Want to Speed Up the Fight Against Gang Recruitment

The government is asking the European Commission for fast-track approval of a new law that would require major online platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat to take down gang recruitment material within an hour.
Melania Trump accused of shifting focus from those responsible to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein
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Melania Trump accused of shifting focus from those responsible to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein

U. S
Bill Gates to testify before US congressional committee about Epstein connection
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Bill Gates to testify before US congressional committee about Epstein connection

Microsoft founder Bill Gates testifies before the US congressional committee investigating convicted, now-deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump fires U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi
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Trump fires U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi

President Donald Trump confirmed on Truth Social that he is firing U. S
Six Epstein victims sue US government over Justice Department release of files
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Six Epstein victims sue US government over Justice Department release of files

Dozens of victims of the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein had their identities revealed when the Justice Department released the so-called "Epstein Files. " Six of them are now suing the government
Forssell dismisses reports that Sweden funded ghost jobs in Somali government office
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Forssell dismisses reports that Sweden funded ghost jobs in Somali government office

Migration Minister Johan Forssell (M) denies that Sweden has funded "ghost services" in the Somali government office. The claim is completely baseless, he told the Constitutional Committee (KU)
Trump administration sues Harvard, alleging it failed to protect Israeli and Jewish students
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Trump administration sues Harvard, alleging it failed to protect Israeli and Jewish students

The US Department of Justice is suing Harvard, alleging that the prestigious university has failed to protect the civil rights of Israeli and Jewish students.
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