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Testimony before congressional investigators, they say he told the Senate Judiciary committee that he personally had not had any contact with wikileaks during the campaign. He also said he could not recall anyone else on the campaign having contact with wikileaks. The Senate Judiciary Committee Earlier this week published a letter in which they say specifically that Jared Kushner not only received an email detailing his contact with wikileaks, but then forwarded that as well. That letter signed ...

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fP_I8YwypQo China has suggested it may retaliate against recent U.S. trade barriers, escalating tensions between the two economic giants. On Sunday, China's Ministry of Commerce announced an anti-dumping investigation into polyoxymethylene (POM) copolymers, a thermoplastic used in industries such as automotive and electronics, imported from the United States, the European Union, Taiwan, and Japan. These

In our news wrap Tuesday, the Senate advanced a bill to send billions of dollars in aid to Ukraine, Israel ordered new evacuations of Northern Gaza as it carried out a wave of strikes throughout the strip, Norway called on international donors to resume payments to the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees and a Moscow court rejected the latest appeal from American journalist Evan Gershkovich.

In our news wrap Thursday, the White House said it warned Iran not to use a suspected Israeli airstrike on its consulate in Syria as a 'pretext to escalate' tensions in the region, Ukraine's parliament passed a new mobilization law to boost its military ranks amid recent Russian advances and federal authorities in California charged Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter with bank fraud.

In our news wrap Wednesday, a spring storm brought winter weather to New England and tornadoes to the South and Midwest, Taiwan reports nine people killed and hundreds hurt after the island's strongest earthquake in a quarter-century, Ukraine lowered its military conscription age to 25 and Uganda's constitutional court upheld an anti-gay law that calls for the death penalty in some cases.

In our news wrap Tuesday, President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke by phone in their first conversation since a summit in California last November, Ukrainian military drones struck an oil refinery and drone-making factory in what may be the deepest attack inside Russia yet and anti-smoking advocates are suing the Biden administration over a stalled ban on menthol cigarettes.

In our news wrap Monday, Russia raised the death toll to 139 in the Friday night terror attack outside Moscow, Russian missiles were fired at Kyiv for the third time in five days, Japan's prime minister has offered to meet with North Korea's Kim Jong Un and the U.S. and Britain say China was behind a sweeping hacking campaign against lawmakers, defense contractors and others.

In our news wrap Friday, Sen. Chuck Schumer made a surprise visit to Ukraine to reaffirm support for its war effort, Palestinian leaders are rejecting Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's proposed post-war plan for Gaza, Secretary of State Blinken condemned the expansion of Israeli settlements within Palestinian territories and a jury found the NRA mismanaged finances and engaged in lavish spending.

In our news wrap Thursday, Israeli forces raided the main hospital in southern Gaza a day after ordering thousands of refugees to leave the complex, Houthi rebels in Yemen fired on another British freighter in the Gulf of Aden, Russia and Ukraine traded missile fire, adding to the civilian death toll and the White House confirmed that Russia is developing a space-based, anti-satellite weapon.

In our news wrap Tuesday, the Labor Department's latest report raised new questions about the economy with disappointing news on inflation, a winter storm disrupted schools, commutes and flights across much of the Northeast and the heads of the CIA and Israel's spy agency discussed a possible cease-fire in Gaza with the leaders of Egypt and Qatar.