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Secret Service: No visitor logs for Mar-a-Lago
Politico
No Trump Mar-a-Lago Visitor Logs Exist According to the Secret Service
Newsweek
In Indonesia, the ‘fake news’ that fueled a Cold War massacre is still potent five decades later
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette logo
Seven legal questions about Trump deleting his tweets
Columbia Journalism Review
Trump Deleting Tweets After Luther Strange's Loss Raises Legal Questions
NPR
Deja Vu in North Korea
Slate
Kushner’s use of personal email is no minor error
The Washington Post
Trump’s deleted tweets present legal liabilities
Politico
Déjà Vu in North Korea
Slate
2 U.S. Presidents Considered Attacking North Korea with Nuclear Weapons
The National Interest
North Korea shot down a US plane in 1969, killing 31 Americans
ABC News
The Long History of North Korea's Declarations of War
The Atlantic
Watchdog demands cause for White House refusal to release Mar-a-Lago visitor logs
The Hill
Trump administration refuses to release names of most Mar-a-Lago visitors
USA Today
Trump Declines to Release List of His Visitors at Mar-a-Lago
The New York Times
Watchdog groups sought presidential visitor logs for Mar-a-Lago. They finally got a response — 22 names.
Washington Post
‘Spitting In The Eye Of Transparency’: Just 22 Mar-A-Lago Visitors Revealed
TPM
Despite Court Order, DHS Releases Names of Just 22 Mar-a-Lago Visitors
NBC News
Trump administration withholds almost all Mar-a-Lago visitor logs
CNN
The Government Just Released Mar-A-Lago Visitor Logs For The Japanese Leader’s Trip. But That's It.
Buzzfeed