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Reporter’s Notebook : A ‘letter’ to Zelenskyy about the peace plan

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John Bolton’s trial still far off as judge grills DOJ over lengthy discovery process

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Johnson says he’s ‘open’ to changing House censure rules after week of political drama

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EXCLUSIVE: FBI concludes Trump shooter Thomas Crooks acted alone after unprecedented global investigation

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House Republicans demand Trump admin deny Mamdani federal security clearance

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Graham says Trump wants to ‘move the bill’ on Russia sanctions, but procedural hurdles await

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