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Cops Thought He Was Eaten By Alligators In 2000. Now Wife Is Put On Trial
Somewhere beneath Lake Seminole, in the spot where tree stumps jutted out of the water like claws, investigators thought they would find Mike Williams.
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Donald Trump Says He Would Speak To Mueller Under Oath In Russia Investigation
President Donald Trump said Wednesday he is "looking forward" to testifying before Special Counsel Robert Mueller and that he would speak under oath.
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Michael Flynn Pleads Guilty To Lying To FBI
Former national security adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty Friday to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, and court papers indicate he was acting under instructions from senior Trump transition officials.
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White House Knew Sacked Adviser Mike Flynn Was Under Investigation: Report
Mike Flynn, Donald Trump's fired national security adviser, told the president-elect's transition team that he was the subject of a federal investigation, but was hired for the post anyway, the New York Times reported late Wednesday.
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Donald Trump Brands Russia Probe 'Witch Hunt' As Ex-Aide Seeks Immunity
US President Donald Trump on Friday blasted a probe into his team's ties to Russia as an opposition "witch hunt," defending his former top aide Michael Flynn's decision to ask for immunity in the case.
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Former Trump Aide Michael Flynn Paid Over $55,000 By Russian Entities
Russian and Russia-linked entities paid US President Donald Trump's former national security advisor Mike Flynn $55,500 for work that included attending a gala with President Vladimir Putin, according to documents released on Thursday.
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Trump Knew Flynn Misled Officials On Russia Calls For 'Weeks,' White House Says
President Donald Trump was aware that his national security adviser Michael Flynn had misled White House officials and Vice President Mike Pence for "weeks" before he was forced to resign on Monday night.
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Donald Trump Was Warned About Adviser Michael Flynn's Vulnerability: US Official
The Justice Department warned the White House weeks ago that national security adviser Michael Flynn could be vulnerable to blackmail for contacts with Russian officials before President Donald Trump took power, a US official said on Monday.
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Trump Chooses Sessions, Pompeo, Flynn
President-elect Donald Trump on Friday signaled his intention to deliver on his hard-line campaign promises on immigration policy, voting rights, policing and domestic surveillance of Muslims and others suspected of terrorist ties by tapping a trio of staunch conservatives for senior national security roles in his administration.
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Here Are The First Three Trump Cabinet Appointees
President-elect Donald Trump announced three important cabinet appointments Friday, for the posts of CIA director, attorney general and national security advisor.
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Edward Snowden leaks may be 'lethal' for troops: lawmakers
Fugitive intelligence contractor Edward Snowden's theft of 1.7 million secret documents could potentially put US military forces in "lethal" danger worldwide, American lawmakers warned on Thursday, citing a confidential Pentagon report.
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Cops Thought He Was Eaten By Alligators In 2000. Now Wife Is Put On Trial
Somewhere beneath Lake Seminole, in the spot where tree stumps jutted out of the water like claws, investigators thought they would find Mike Williams.
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Donald Trump Says He Would Speak To Mueller Under Oath In Russia Investigation
President Donald Trump said Wednesday he is "looking forward" to testifying before Special Counsel Robert Mueller and that he would speak under oath.
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Michael Flynn Pleads Guilty To Lying To FBI
Former national security adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty Friday to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, and court papers indicate he was acting under instructions from senior Trump transition officials.
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White House Knew Sacked Adviser Mike Flynn Was Under Investigation: Report
Mike Flynn, Donald Trump's fired national security adviser, told the president-elect's transition team that he was the subject of a federal investigation, but was hired for the post anyway, the New York Times reported late Wednesday.
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Donald Trump Brands Russia Probe 'Witch Hunt' As Ex-Aide Seeks Immunity
US President Donald Trump on Friday blasted a probe into his team's ties to Russia as an opposition "witch hunt," defending his former top aide Michael Flynn's decision to ask for immunity in the case.
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Former Trump Aide Michael Flynn Paid Over $55,000 By Russian Entities
Russian and Russia-linked entities paid US President Donald Trump's former national security advisor Mike Flynn $55,500 for work that included attending a gala with President Vladimir Putin, according to documents released on Thursday.
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Trump Knew Flynn Misled Officials On Russia Calls For 'Weeks,' White House Says
President Donald Trump was aware that his national security adviser Michael Flynn had misled White House officials and Vice President Mike Pence for "weeks" before he was forced to resign on Monday night.
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Donald Trump Was Warned About Adviser Michael Flynn's Vulnerability: US Official
The Justice Department warned the White House weeks ago that national security adviser Michael Flynn could be vulnerable to blackmail for contacts with Russian officials before President Donald Trump took power, a US official said on Monday.
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Trump Chooses Sessions, Pompeo, Flynn
President-elect Donald Trump on Friday signaled his intention to deliver on his hard-line campaign promises on immigration policy, voting rights, policing and domestic surveillance of Muslims and others suspected of terrorist ties by tapping a trio of staunch conservatives for senior national security roles in his administration.
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Here Are The First Three Trump Cabinet Appointees
President-elect Donald Trump announced three important cabinet appointments Friday, for the posts of CIA director, attorney general and national security advisor.
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Edward Snowden leaks may be 'lethal' for troops: lawmakers
Fugitive intelligence contractor Edward Snowden's theft of 1.7 million secret documents could potentially put US military forces in "lethal" danger worldwide, American lawmakers warned on Thursday, citing a confidential Pentagon report.
