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"Tried Prescription Ketamine": Elon Musk On Drug Abuse Charge In Report
The New York Times reported Friday that the billionaire adviser to President Donald Trump used so much ketamine, a powerful anesthetic, that he developed bladder problems.
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Donald Trump Sues Niece, Newspaper For $100 Million Over "Crusade" Tax Story
Former US president Donald Trump on Tuesday filed a $100 million lawsuit against his estranged niece Mary Trump and The New York Times, alleging they engaged in "an insidious plot" to obtain his tax returns.
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After Report Claims US Cyber Attacks On Russia, Trump Demands Sources
US President Donald Trump has asked The New York Times to disclose its sources behind the report that claimed that his government was ramping up cyber attacks on Russia's electric power grid as a sign of warning to President Vladimir Putin.
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"Asked About Curtains Wherever I Went": Nikki Haley Slams Incorrect Story
Nikki Haley, the US Ambassador to the United Nations, on Thursday slammed The New York Times for publishing a wrong story about expensive curtains at her official residence despite knowing the facts.
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New York Times Says Suspected Russian Hackers Targeted Moscow Bureau
The New York Times said on Tuesday its Moscow bureau was targeted by a cyber attack this month but that there was no evidence the hackers, believed to be Russian, were successful.
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Russians Suspected In Hack Of New York Times, Other US Media: Report
The FBI and other US security agencies are investigating cyber breaches targeting reporters at the New York Times and other US news organizations that are thought to have been carried out by hackers working for Russian intelligence, CNN reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed US officials.
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Trump Denies Mocking Disabled Reporter, Demands Apology
A day after he was widely rebuked for mocking a reporter with a physical disability, business mogul and reality TV star Donald Trump on Thursday denied that he had done so and accused the reporter of "using his disability to grandstand."
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New York Times Reporter Questioned at Hearing in CIA Leak Case
A New York Times reporter will be of little assistance to prosecutors as they put a former CIA officer on trial for allegedly leaking classified information about a botched operation in Iran.
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Afghanistan to Allow Return of Expelled New York Times Reporter
Afghanistan's new government will allow a New York Times journalist who was expelled in August to return and resume work in the country, the newspaper said Sunday.
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China denies rejecting New York Times journalist visa
Beijing on Thursday denied rejecting a New York Times reporter's visa after the paper, which has published a series of exposes on Premier Wen Jiabao's family - said he had been forced to leave mainland China.
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"Tried Prescription Ketamine": Elon Musk On Drug Abuse Charge In Report
The New York Times reported Friday that the billionaire adviser to President Donald Trump used so much ketamine, a powerful anesthetic, that he developed bladder problems.
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Donald Trump Sues Niece, Newspaper For $100 Million Over "Crusade" Tax Story
Former US president Donald Trump on Tuesday filed a $100 million lawsuit against his estranged niece Mary Trump and The New York Times, alleging they engaged in "an insidious plot" to obtain his tax returns.
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After Report Claims US Cyber Attacks On Russia, Trump Demands Sources
US President Donald Trump has asked The New York Times to disclose its sources behind the report that claimed that his government was ramping up cyber attacks on Russia's electric power grid as a sign of warning to President Vladimir Putin.
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"Asked About Curtains Wherever I Went": Nikki Haley Slams Incorrect Story
Nikki Haley, the US Ambassador to the United Nations, on Thursday slammed The New York Times for publishing a wrong story about expensive curtains at her official residence despite knowing the facts.
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New York Times Says Suspected Russian Hackers Targeted Moscow Bureau
The New York Times said on Tuesday its Moscow bureau was targeted by a cyber attack this month but that there was no evidence the hackers, believed to be Russian, were successful.
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Russians Suspected In Hack Of New York Times, Other US Media: Report
The FBI and other US security agencies are investigating cyber breaches targeting reporters at the New York Times and other US news organizations that are thought to have been carried out by hackers working for Russian intelligence, CNN reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed US officials.
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Trump Denies Mocking Disabled Reporter, Demands Apology
A day after he was widely rebuked for mocking a reporter with a physical disability, business mogul and reality TV star Donald Trump on Thursday denied that he had done so and accused the reporter of "using his disability to grandstand."
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New York Times Reporter Questioned at Hearing in CIA Leak Case
A New York Times reporter will be of little assistance to prosecutors as they put a former CIA officer on trial for allegedly leaking classified information about a botched operation in Iran.
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Afghanistan to Allow Return of Expelled New York Times Reporter
Afghanistan's new government will allow a New York Times journalist who was expelled in August to return and resume work in the country, the newspaper said Sunday.
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China denies rejecting New York Times journalist visa
Beijing on Thursday denied rejecting a New York Times reporter's visa after the paper, which has published a series of exposes on Premier Wen Jiabao's family - said he had been forced to leave mainland China.
