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GLASGOW, Scotland AP 鈥?Almost 200 nations have accepted a compromise deal aimed at keeping a key global warming target alive, but it contained a last-minute change that watered-down crucial language about coal. Several countries, including small island states, said they were d
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The Justice Department s internal watchdog confirmed late Friday that it did not object to the department s decision to release to Congress earlier this week a set of controversial text mes
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stanley cup usa t hearing to suggest that the FBI and the special counsel Robert Mueller s Russia probe were tainted. Strzok led the FBI s Hillary Clinton email investigation and briefly served on Mueller s team investigating interference by Russia in the 2016 election.He was removed from the team over the summer after the messages were discovered as a part of an ongoing investigation by the DOJ s inspector general into the FBI s actions leading up to the election.Top Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee have been pressing the Justice Department s press shop since Wednesday s hearing to explain how members of the press obtained the messages on the eve of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein s appearance in front of the committee.Rosenstein said Wednesday s hearing that one of my concerns about this issue is -- what is the status of these messages and is it appropriate to release them The determination was made that it is so we gave notice to their attorneys, we notified t
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