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Over a million more documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein discovered, DOJ says
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Trump pulls out all the pomp and circumstance for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to seal $1T investment
WASHINGTON — In a display of pageantry fit for a king, President Donald Trump welcomed Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the White House with full-dress military honors and a dramatic flyover of military to celebrate a $1 trillion partnership. The Saudi leader was greeted on the South Lawn by an Army mounted…
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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff holds briefing on U.S. military operations in Middle East
ARLINGTON, Virginia (CNN) — The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine said the US war against Iran would not consist of a “single, overnight operation” and added that more US casualties should be expected. “This is not a single, overnight operation,” Caine said at the Pentagon on Monday. “The military objectives…
