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Russia At War? New World Order In Baltics, Eastern Europe Drawing Concerns From NATO Members
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Richard Spencer Kicked Out Of CPAC: Republican Event Shuns Alt-Right Leader Often Compared To A Nazi
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Americans have more trust in the news media than they do in Donald Trump, but Republicans are far more likely to believe the president.
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Steve Bannon CPAC 2017 Live Stream: Watch Trump's Controversial Adviser Speak Alongside Reince Priebus
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What Americans Really Think Of Mexicans: US Adults Have Highest Views Of Mexico Since 2006
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Russia Election Hacking? Germany’s Anti-Immigrant Party Leader Meets With Russian Officials
Fresh fears have been sparked of Russia attempting to interfere with Germany’s upcoming election.
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Trump's Mexico Wall Compared To Israel West Bank 'Apartheid' Barrier By Bolivian Politician
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The Pope On Twitter: Christians Defend President Donald Trump As Pontiff's Subtweets Continue
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President Donald Trump has ordered his administration to enforce the nation’s immigration laws more aggressively.
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