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Sam Altman Slams Democrats Over Inquiry Into Trump Inaugural Fund Donation
Sam Altman pointed out that his past donations to Democratic candidates had never received similar attention.
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In Brazil, Probe Into Covaxin Contract After Cheaper Pfizer Shot Ignored
A Brazilian congressman who has denounced alleged wrongdoing in a 1.6 billion reais ($323 million) COVID-19 vaccine contract signed by Brazil's government arrived at a Senate commission inquiry on Friday wearing a bullet-proof vest for safety.
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Brazil's Bolsonaro Blames "Judicial Activism" For Covid Probe
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said Friday he was the victim of "judicial activism" after a Supreme Court judge ordered the Senate to launch an inquiry into his government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Veteran US Senator, 68, At Centre Of Trump's Impeachment Inquiry; Dies
Elijah Cummings Dead: Senior Democratic Congressman Elijah Cummings, who was at the center of the Trump impeachment inquiry, died early Thursday at the age of 68, US media reported.
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Donald Trump Says Democrats Have Enough Votes For Impeachment, But...
President Donald Trump conceded Friday that Democrats had enough votes to impeach him, but he suggested that Speaker Nancy Pelosi hold a House vote to formally begin an inquiry to force a Senate trial on whether to remove him from office.
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Google's China Plan Spurs Inquiry From US Lawmakers, Staff Departures
More than 1,000 Google employees, six US senators and at least fourteen human rights groups have written to the company expressing concern about its China ambitions.
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Rare Bipartisan Display Sees US Democrats Back Donald Trump On China Trade Probe
Three top Democratic senators, in a rare show of bipartisanship, on Wednesday urged US President Donald Trump to stand up to China as he prepares to launch an inquiry into Beijing's intellectual property and trade practices in coming days.
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Key US Senate Panel Chairman Opens Inquiry Into California Massacre
9 days after 14 people were shot dead in California by a married couple the FBI says were inspired by Islamic extremism, the Republican chairman of a key US Senate panel demanded the Justice Department on Friday turn over much of the evidence collected so far in the case.
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Hillary Clinton Testifies to Congress on Her Benghazi Role
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton took the stand today to defend her role in responding to deadly attacks on the US mission in Libya, as Republicans forged ahead with an inquiry criticized as partisan anti-Clinton propaganda.
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Senator Claims Former Australian PM on Paedophile List
A former Australian prime minister is among 28 prominent people on a list of alleged paedophiles, a senator has claimed in urging a public inquiry into child abuse be expanded.
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Swiss bank accused of helping US clients evade taxes
Switzerland's second largest bank, Credit Suisse, used elaborate measures to find wealthy clients and help an estimated 19,000 US customers evade American tax authorities, a scathing report from a Senate inquiry said Tuesday.
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Target breach: US House Democrats call for congressional inquiry
The request to the Financial Services Committee of the US House of Representatives piggybacks on a similar move by Senate Democrats on Friday.
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US Senate Intelligence Committee drops Osama bin Laden film probe
One day after "Zero Dark Thirty" failed to win major awards at the Oscars, a congressional aide said on Monday the Senate Intelligence Committee has closed its inquiry into the filmmakers' contacts with the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Inquiry soon into Pak's poor show in T20 WC
Pakistan's Senate and National Assembly committee on sports announced that they would be holding inquiries into the team's poor show in World T20.
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Sam Altman Slams Democrats Over Inquiry Into Trump Inaugural Fund Donation
Sam Altman pointed out that his past donations to Democratic candidates had never received similar attention.
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In Brazil, Probe Into Covaxin Contract After Cheaper Pfizer Shot Ignored
A Brazilian congressman who has denounced alleged wrongdoing in a 1.6 billion reais ($323 million) COVID-19 vaccine contract signed by Brazil's government arrived at a Senate commission inquiry on Friday wearing a bullet-proof vest for safety.
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Brazil's Bolsonaro Blames "Judicial Activism" For Covid Probe
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said Friday he was the victim of "judicial activism" after a Supreme Court judge ordered the Senate to launch an inquiry into his government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Veteran US Senator, 68, At Centre Of Trump's Impeachment Inquiry; Dies
Elijah Cummings Dead: Senior Democratic Congressman Elijah Cummings, who was at the center of the Trump impeachment inquiry, died early Thursday at the age of 68, US media reported.
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Donald Trump Says Democrats Have Enough Votes For Impeachment, But...
President Donald Trump conceded Friday that Democrats had enough votes to impeach him, but he suggested that Speaker Nancy Pelosi hold a House vote to formally begin an inquiry to force a Senate trial on whether to remove him from office.
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Google's China Plan Spurs Inquiry From US Lawmakers, Staff Departures
More than 1,000 Google employees, six US senators and at least fourteen human rights groups have written to the company expressing concern about its China ambitions.
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Rare Bipartisan Display Sees US Democrats Back Donald Trump On China Trade Probe
Three top Democratic senators, in a rare show of bipartisanship, on Wednesday urged US President Donald Trump to stand up to China as he prepares to launch an inquiry into Beijing's intellectual property and trade practices in coming days.
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Key US Senate Panel Chairman Opens Inquiry Into California Massacre
9 days after 14 people were shot dead in California by a married couple the FBI says were inspired by Islamic extremism, the Republican chairman of a key US Senate panel demanded the Justice Department on Friday turn over much of the evidence collected so far in the case.
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Hillary Clinton Testifies to Congress on Her Benghazi Role
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton took the stand today to defend her role in responding to deadly attacks on the US mission in Libya, as Republicans forged ahead with an inquiry criticized as partisan anti-Clinton propaganda.
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Senator Claims Former Australian PM on Paedophile List
A former Australian prime minister is among 28 prominent people on a list of alleged paedophiles, a senator has claimed in urging a public inquiry into child abuse be expanded.
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Swiss bank accused of helping US clients evade taxes
Switzerland's second largest bank, Credit Suisse, used elaborate measures to find wealthy clients and help an estimated 19,000 US customers evade American tax authorities, a scathing report from a Senate inquiry said Tuesday.
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Target breach: US House Democrats call for congressional inquiry
The request to the Financial Services Committee of the US House of Representatives piggybacks on a similar move by Senate Democrats on Friday.
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US Senate Intelligence Committee drops Osama bin Laden film probe
One day after "Zero Dark Thirty" failed to win major awards at the Oscars, a congressional aide said on Monday the Senate Intelligence Committee has closed its inquiry into the filmmakers' contacts with the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Inquiry soon into Pak's poor show in T20 WC
Pakistan's Senate and National Assembly committee on sports announced that they would be holding inquiries into the team's poor show in World T20.
