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The Italian fiancee of George Papadopoulos offered the first public defense of the embattled former Trump campaign adviser, who in October was revealed as the first campaign adviser to plead guilty and cooperate with the special counsel’s Russia probe. “George is very loyal to his country,” Simona Mangiante told ABC News chief anchor George Stephanopoulos in an exclusive interview. “He is already on the right side of history.

White House communications director Robert Mueller's team for interviews today and Thursday, sources familiar with the matter confirmed to ABC News. Hicks was interviewed as part of the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and any potential collusion with the Trump campaign. The New York Times reported Friday that the

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capital source Scott Lively is not just leaving his fate to his God, as he told the Globe when he ran for governor as an independent in 2014.  capital source Charlie Baker’s aides say he is “disappointed” the Republican National Committee decided this week to provide financial support to Moore.  capital source As it has for years, the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston, which arranged and will lead the tour, is also paying the tab for the lawmakers — a price tag that can reach as high $6000 a person.

The next council session will mark the first time since 1981 that no men of color will have a seat in the chamber.  Perspective | Magazine The hashtag has gone from a moment to a social movement, upending powerful men and disrupting the all-too familiar defense. But its power must benefit all women who have suffered.

The next council session will mark the first time since 1981 that no men of color will have a seat in the chamber.  Perspective | Magazine The hashtag has gone from a moment to a social movement, upending powerful men and disrupting the all-too familiar defense. But its power must benefit all women who have suffered.

The next council session will mark the first time since 1981 that no men of color will have a seat in the chamber.  Perspective | Magazine The hashtag has gone from a moment to a social movement, upending powerful men and disrupting the all-too familiar defense. But its power must benefit all women who have suffered.

The House Ethics Committee on Thursday cleared Rep.

Sen. MORE (D-Minn.) resigned from the Senate on Thursday in a defiant speech in which he said some accusations of sexual misconduct against him were not true, while others he remembered differently. Franken, who faced enormous pressure from his own colleagues to step down, insisted he had done nothing to bring "dishonor" to the Senate since joining the body in 2009.

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