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Indictment says Trump lied to keep classified secrets

The former president faces 37 criminal charges, according to a 49-page indictment unsealed Friday against him and a loyal servant who is accused of lying to cover up his boss’s alleged crimes.

By Devlin Barrett, Josh Dawsey, Perry Stein and Jacqueline Alemany

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With Russia claiming Bakhmut, Ukraine tallies cost in lost lives and limbs

Five Ukrainian soldiers reflect on whether the battle for Bakhmut was worth the sacrifices they made.

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Indictment says Trump lied, schemed to keep highly classified secrets

Former president Donald Trump allegedly lied, schemed and hid boxes from his lawyers to keep highly sensitive military information after leaving the White House.

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With debt debate over, House GOP unveils bills to cut taxes for businesses, some families

The proposals could add to the deficit at a time when Republicans are preaching austerity — and recently drove the government to the brink of default in pursuit of it.

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Former British prime minister Boris Johnson resigns as member of U.K. Parliament

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