Russia Russia probes inch toward finish line with added interviews
Mueller’s probe may extend beyond 2018 with potential recalls of Manafort and Gates as indictments and pleas ripple through the White House circle. Republicans push to wrap intelligence inquiries, while Senate leaders hint at dual reports and bipartisan backing before elections.
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Warmbier case shapes U S North Korea policy debate
The article traces Otto Warmbier's 2016 detention in North Korea, his 2017 death, and how his case influenced U S policy rhetoric. It notes his Virginia student status, trial conviction for stealing a poster, and the subsequent medical collapse after return to Cincinnati. It highlights President Trump’s tougher stance and congressional action on sanctions and diplomacy.
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Health care overhaul eyed for 2018 by Trump
President Trump started his post Christmas break by tweeting on health care and the Russia investigation. He predicted Democrats and Republicans would unite to reshape ObamaCare after Congress passed a major tax cut that affects the 2010 law. He cited repeal of the individual mandate and said he aims to forge a new health care plan next year. The dossier on Russian election hacking is also under scrutiny with Mueller and congressional committees examining its claims.
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South Korea predicts North will be open to talks next year
South Korea’s 2018 outlook forecasts North Korea pursuing diplomatic dialogue with Washington while pursuing international recognition as a nuclear state. The ministry expects Pyongyang to seek talks with the United States and restore ties with Seoul amid sanctions and security pressure.
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