The president has repeatedly emphasized oil, arms sales and dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s Saudi citizenship as reasons for moving slowly on investigations into his alleged killing and dismemberment at the hands of Saudi operatives.
The timing of the transfer raised questions about a potential payoff as Riyadh seeks to manage the blowback over allegations that Saudi agents were responsible for journalist Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance.
The charges stem from a series of news stories published by BuzzFeed News that described suspicious financial transactions involving Trump associates.
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Democrats immediately seized on the Senate majority leader's comments, releasing statements casting them as indicative of Republicans’ plans to do away with protections for preexisting conditions should they keep control of the Senate.
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Read Khashoggi's last column for The Post before his disappearance.
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