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Vietnam Communist Party’s Central Committee has accepted the resignation of Politburo member Tran Tuan Anh amid a probe into violations at the trade ministry under his watch.

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Doesnt handle classified materials in the normal way. now whether or not that constitutes criminal activity, well find out soon enough at the end of jack smiths probe. but i wonder if you could just, in your own words, describe how what for how this syncs up with your experience of watching him deal with the nations most sensitive secrets. >> well, thanks, ill try. first, just let me remind, over the coming days and weeks and months there will be questions about whether its classified, whether i...

>> at the top of the hour you said there are a bunch of basic building blocks that are falling into place in this mid probe, and thats exactly right. we already knew that donald trump had these stolen documents, more than 100 of them, in his golf club in florida. we also know that trump had these documents after his attorneys swore that he didnt. we also knew that these documents were very significant. some of our nations most sensitive secrets. and we also knew that a federal judge, not that th...

Special privilege of carrying the trust of the american people. and so in my experience, he was president of the united states and we were engaged and national security issues over which he presided. but that carries through not only for everyday innovators office and every day as an individual just as it does with me. >> when you recommended that president joe biden cut off his access to classified information, what was that rooted in, and is there any echo in what has been uncovered by jack sm...

About whether anyone was messing around with these boxes, whether there was more evidence of obstruction of justice. and here they have a maintenance worker testifying, telling the prosecutors that he saw people moving the boxes right before the justice department arrived at the scene and he didnt know what was going on. he offered to help, but there were people moving the boxes, some of this is caught on the surveillance video i understand. but i think its all getting to that point what the jus...

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has threatened to sue SaharaReporters over a publication exposing how its Chief Executive Officer, Mele Kyari and the Chief Financial Officer, Umar Ajiya were paid gratuities while still in active service.   Gratuity is a sum of money paid to an employee at the end of a period of employment.   NNPCL made the threat in a letter signed by its law firm Alegeh and Co. legal practitioners and sent to the online newspaper.