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The prostitution trial of a self-described sex coach who claims to have insider knowledge of Moscow s attempts to meddle in the US elections ended abruptly on Tuesday after she unexpectedly pleaded guilty.Belarus-born Anastasia Vashukevich and the seven other defendants in the trial admitted to three charges, including soliciting prostitution and forming and being a member of a secret society. The trial had only begun in Thailand on Tuesday and was expected to last several days. The group had originally pleaded not guilty to the charge
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President Donald Trump and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who lavished pleasantr
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stanley thermobecher ers ignored shouted questions from reporters on the issue. The conversation focused on ISIS, illegal drugs and trade. Human rights briefly came up in the context of the Philippines fight against illegal drugs, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said.Duterte s spokesman Harry Roque told CNN, however, that the topic was not brought up, adding that Duterte brought up the drug menace in the Philippines and that Trump appeared sympathetic and did not have any official position on the matter but was merely nodding his head. White House officials did not respond when asked for clarity on what was discussed during the 40-minute during the meeting.When reporters began shouting questions during a photo spray at the beginning of the meeting, Duterte said: We are not answering, this is not a press statement ... We are in a bilateral meeting. We
