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Sarah Turcotte

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"Putin couldn't be happier" over Trump-Zelenskyy meeting, Trump's former national security adviser says

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By Scott Pelley, Henry Schuster, Sarah Turcotte
| CBS News
Ukraine war shakeup after Oval Office clash An Oval Office showdown between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy would have been cheered by Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster, who served as Mr. Trump's national security adviser during his first administration. The U.S. imposed sanctions on Russia and provided aid to Ukraine after the war began but last month, Mr. Trump flipped U.S. policy on its head.
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"Putin couldn't be happier" over Trump-Zelenskyy meeting, Trump's former national security adviser says

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By Scott Pelley, Henry Schuster, Sarah Turcotte
| Flipboard
1 hour ago RFK Jr. Performs Astonishing 180 On Vaccines, After Years Of Misinformation Donald Trump's top health official wrote in a Fox News op-ed about risks "to unvaccinated individuals" amid a growing measles outbreak. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
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Where Russians go after speaking out against Vladimir Putin Original

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By Scott Pelley, Aliza Chasan , Henry Schuster, Sarah Turcotte
| CBS News
Sergei Davidis knows very well the risks involved in trying to promote human rights in Vladimir Putin's Russia. Davidis works for Memorial, a human rights organization banned by the Russian government that received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022. That same year Davidis escaped to Lithuania, two days after testifying on behalf of Alexey Navalny, Putin's leading political opponent. Davidis continues to head Memorial's project to support political prisoners.
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