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During his testimony on Wednesday, Special Counsel Robert Mueller discussed election security and Russian interference.

Meuller says Russians are still interfering in U.S. elections, so why won’t Congress act?

During his testimony on Wednesday, Special Counsel Robert Mueller discussed election security and Russian interference.

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In 2005, the  CIA  destroyed videotape that showed interrogations of terrorist suspects.  Today's  New York Times  reports that CIA lawyers gave written permission--despite advice from…

The CIA Torture Tapes

In 2005, the CIA destroyed videotape that showed interrogations of terrorist suspects.  Today's New York Times reports that CIA lawyers gave written permission--despite advice from…

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President Bush wound up his  Latin American tour  today at a  joint press conference  with Mexican President Felipe Calderón, but was dogged by questions about domestic politics.

Senate Votes to Open Debate on Iraq

President Bush wound up his Latin American tour today at a joint press conference with Mexican President Felipe Calderón, but was dogged by questions about domestic politics.

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