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No Russia collusion, 'nothing to hide,' Kushner tells Senate
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Donald Trump's son-in-law and adviser Jared Kushner answered questions from Senate investigators for hours behind closed doors Monday, acknowledging four meetings with Rus… Full article
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Indonesia navy denies wounding 4 Vietnam fishermen in clash
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EU plans delegation in Mongolian capital to enhance ties
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Australia denies reneging on a UNHCR deal to accept refugees
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Philippines: Duterte vows end to uprising, 'jail or hell' in drug war
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US woman convicted of taking baby at mall gets 1.5 to 7 years
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US Election
- Revive U.S. sense of responsibility toward world order: Makoto Iokibe
- Editorial: Pending Trump presidency forces Japan to reconfirm significance of alliance
- Okinawa Gov. Onaga expresses hope in Trump's 'strong leadership'
- Japan defense, diplomatic officials anxious over impact of Trump presidency
- Japan gov't scrambling to build ties with President-elect Trump
Islamic State
- US-backed forces battle IS in heart of Syria's Raqqa
- Japan war correspondents group calls for release of missing colleague Yasuda
- Kurdish authorities detained Japanese journalist over suspected IS link: report
- Widower calls for support system for victims of terrorist attacks overseas
- New image purportedly showing missing journalist Jumpei Yasuda released
