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How Tulsi Gabbard's 'Hunters' Pounced On Secret CIA Warehouse For Kennedy Files
Donald Trump issued an order in January instructing Tulsi Gabbard to declassify records related to the Robert F Kennedy, John F Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr assassinations.
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Donald Trump Heard Discussing Secret Documents On Tape: Report
Former US president Donald Trump can be heard discussing secret documents he had apparently held on to and took unlawfully to his beachfront mansion in Florida. He is acknowledging that he had not declassified them in an audio recording aired by CNN.
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Declassify Records on Netaji, MPs Demand in Rajya Sabha
The demand to declassify records relating to Subhash Chandra Bose was raised in Rajya Sabha by the Trinamool Congress and got support from the Left and Congress.
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CIA releases declassified documents from 9/11 file
In the months before the terrorist attacks of September 2001, the CIA unit dedicated to hunting for Osama bin Laden complained that it was running out of money, and analysts considered the likelihood of catching the terror leader to be extremely low, according to government records published on Tuesday.
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How Tulsi Gabbard's 'Hunters' Pounced On Secret CIA Warehouse For Kennedy Files
Donald Trump issued an order in January instructing Tulsi Gabbard to declassify records related to the Robert F Kennedy, John F Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr assassinations.
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Donald Trump Heard Discussing Secret Documents On Tape: Report
Former US president Donald Trump can be heard discussing secret documents he had apparently held on to and took unlawfully to his beachfront mansion in Florida. He is acknowledging that he had not declassified them in an audio recording aired by CNN.
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Declassify Records on Netaji, MPs Demand in Rajya Sabha
The demand to declassify records relating to Subhash Chandra Bose was raised in Rajya Sabha by the Trinamool Congress and got support from the Left and Congress.
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CIA releases declassified documents from 9/11 file
In the months before the terrorist attacks of September 2001, the CIA unit dedicated to hunting for Osama bin Laden complained that it was running out of money, and analysts considered the likelihood of catching the terror leader to be extremely low, according to government records published on Tuesday.
