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Donald Trump Jr tells Dallas Republicans' fundraiser he has zero contact with his father
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Nicola Sturgeon: Give Scotland a special Brexit deal or we call a second referendum
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Turkish foreign minister says Ankara's retaliation would be several times harsher.
Park Geun-hye maintains silence over court's impeachment ruling
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US attorney Preet Bharara fired after refusing to step down
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Opponents of ousted South Korean leader Park Geun-hye demand her arrest
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Palestinian leader Abbas to travel to US 'very soon' as Trump invites him to White House
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Pope Francis to go on a 6-day trip to Colombia in September
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Trump to seek Merkel's advice in dealing with Putin and Ukraine conflict
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Trump adviser Roger Stone downplays contact with Guccifer 2.0 hacker in DNC election leaks scandal
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