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DARE: Mueller Report Suggests the ‘Fake News’ Came from Trump, Not the News Media
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A high-profile civil rights activist has been arrested in Pakistan on charges of sedition in the latest incident in a mounting crackdown on critics of the army.
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[email protected] received a note from Luo Daiqing, a university student sentenced to prison in China for tweets he made, stating he had been released but cannot leave due to the travel ban. https://strib.mn/2GqfDMH