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Trump Declassifies Trove of Crossfire Hurricane Probe Files Over FBI Objection

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Trump's Farewell Address: 'Especially Proud' to Be 1st President 'in Decades' With 'No New Wars'

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Trump to Pardon Ex-WH Chief Strategist Steve Bannon in Last Hours of His Presidency - Report

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Russian Diplomats Urge State Dept to Fix Issues With Telephone Lines at Consulate General in NYC
The Russian diplomatic mission stated earlier in the day that the United States had cut off the telephone lines in the Russian Consulate in New York on January 18. It said the US linked the interruption to technical problems.
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Hesitation, Lack of Awareness Behind Low Turnout for COVID Vaccination: Indian Medical Experts
India, a country with more than 1.3 billion people, kicked off the world's largest COVID vaccination drive on Saturday. The government aims to vaccinate 30 million frontline staff, including health workers, during the first phase of this drive.
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During his presidential election campaign, Joe Biden attacked Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, saying that the kingdom should be regarded as "a pariah". The US administration is expected to cut the selling of arms to Saudi Arabia, but more targeted steps against the crown prince may also be taken, including financial sanctions.
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Lloyd Austin Says Will Review US Force Presence in Mideast to Address Russia, China Challenges
The confirmation hearing for Gen. Lloyd Auston, President-elect Joe Biden’s pick to head the Pentagon, took place before the Senate Armed Services Committee on January 19, one day before Biden’s inauguration.
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