Trump: I’m not obstructing justice, I'm fighting back. (thehill.com)

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Man who threw shoe at George W. Bush seeks parliament seat in Iraq (thehill.com)

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Sanders won't endorse Feinstein ahead of California primary (thehill.com)

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US asks UN to respond to Iran supplying missiles to Yemeni rebels (thehill.com)

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Trump calls for 'tougher' immigration response after NYC attack (thehill.com)

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CIA's ‘surveillance state’ is operating against us all, but especially against whistleblowers emails written to Congress reporting wrongdoing within the Intelligence Community (thehill.com)

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The Trump administration has been plotting to seize the electrical generation sector by executive order, and to invoke false national security claims and inappropriate “emergency” powers to upend the market and force ratepayers and taxpayers to subsidize nuclear and coal plants against their will. (thehill.com)

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Idaho Fish and Game commissioner reportedly shot a giraffe, leopard, impala, sable antelope, waterbuck, kudu, warthog, gemsbok (oryx) and eland. He also killed a family of baboons, which he bragged about in his email. (thehill.com)

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Suspects in journalist's disappearance linked to Saudi crown prince (thehill.com)

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The weak American hand in Syria (thehill.com)

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Trump doesn’t like the term ‘deep state’ because ‘it sounds so conspiratorial’ (thehill.com)

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Trump says exposing ‘corrupt’ FBI probe could be ‘crowning achievement’ of presidency (thehill.com)

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UN chief: World has less than 2 years to avoid ‘runaway climate change' (thehill.com)

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It’s tempting to want to believe in Q. What’s more intriguing than the thought of a high-level government insider leaking hints of secretive information? Someone who tells the public that random events are actually happening according to a master plan? (thehill.com)

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