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The Trump administration announced it will no longer disclose White House visitor logs.
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The Trump administration it will no longer disclose White House visitor logs, citing “grave national security risks and privacy concerns.” The U.S. Department of Justice its lawsuit against North Carolina over the state’s “bathroom bill,” which barred transgender people from using bathrooms corresponding with their gender identities. The North Korean military to attack major U.S. military bases in South Korea. Chinese Foreign Minister

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