Lawmakers say Russia controversy isn’t going away
Lawmakers insist the Russia inquiry persists amid Flynn’s resignation and reports of campaign contacts with Russian operatives. President Trump denounces conspiracy theories and leaks while defending Flynn as unfairly treated. Senator Schumer calls Sessions to recuse, amid ongoing questions about media leaks and national security, with Dunford set to meet Russian officials in Azerbaijan.
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Russia ties go back 30 years to Moscow links
Low profile shift showing Donald Trump and advisers with long history in Russia. The piece traces a recurring pattern from the 1987 Moscow invitation to today, noting Trump’s business ties, Russian investments, and advisers’ contacts amid ongoing sanctions and policy shifts.
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Planned Parenthood sues Texas over Medicaid funding cut
Planned Parenthood challenges Texas plans to trim about 3 million dollars annually in Medicaid reimbursements. The case ties into a broader national controversy sparked by undercover videos and debates over abortion rights, with activists and lawmakers arguing over funding and access to care.
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