US politics
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Trump offers prayers to families involved in ‘horrors we are all watching’
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Follow live updates from the 2016 campaign as Donald Trump meets with Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill and the FBI director testifies to Congress
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The state department had suspended an internal review into the former secretary of state in April, to avoid interfering with the FBI’s inquiry
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Republicans won’t let go, even though there are no charges. The Clintons are justified in feeling they are victims of an endless, rightwing campaign
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Carter Page offered little except confusion and the occasional snigger, during a rambling presentation and an evasive question-and-answer session in Moscow
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Follow live updates as Hillary Clinton campaigns in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and Obama announces a decision to leave more troops in Afghanistan through the end of the year
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Donald Trump stood by the much-criticized tweet at an Ohio rally, and doubled down on his controversial statements about the former Iraqi dictator
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Twenty-year-old Michael Sanford is charged with trying to steal a police officer’s gun to shoot and kill the Republican at a Las Vegas rally
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Loretta Lynch closed case on former secretary of state’s private server after meeting with FBI director James Comey, who had advised against charges
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Lyin' Trump: a weekly fact-check The lies Trump told this week: from Saddam to the concept of losing a war