@CNN: A leading Vladimir Putin critic, American financial manager Bill Browder, said Putin is “using everything he’s got” in the wake of his summit and news conference with Trump, in which Putin mentioned Browder by name and expressed a desire to interrogate him https://t.co/hkVRwbtF6U

July 16, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

A leading Vladimir Putin critic, American financial manager Bill Browder, said Putin is "using everything he's got" in the wake of his summit and news conference with Trump, in which Putin mentioned Browder by name and expressed a desire to interrogate him https://t.co/hkVRwbtF6U

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@CNN: A leading Vladimir Putin critic, American financial manager Bill Browder, said Putin is “using everything he’s got” in the wake of his summit and news conference with Trump, in which Putin mentioned Browder by name and expressed a desire to interrogate him https://t.co/hkVRwbtF6U

@CNN: A federal judge whose impartiality was questioned by then-candidate Donald Trump because of his Mexican heritage is set to hear a case involving the President’s border wall https://t.co/aqpdIYvtKW https://t.co/V25Lyu2Ahv

@CNN: Alisyn Camerota asked a panel of six Democrats, “How many of you would like to see Joe Biden get in? Show of hands.” No one raised their hands. “His time is done,” said one panelist. https://t.co/T3FOWSxzFp https://t.co/DiPN3Tupl3

@CNN: President Trump talks to workers about tax reform after touring a manufacturing plant in Ohio. Watch CNN: https://t.co/UYpqI3w42L https://t.co/XqlRHtnYhi

@CNN: Two US service members were killed in Afghanistan while conducting an operation Friday, according to a statement from NATO Resolute Support in Kabul. @rabrowne75 reports: https://t.co/m0mK8K3k2f https://t.co/7fjYhc9vaF

@CNN: “The launch is a key step for China to realize its goal of being the first country to send a probe to soft-land on and rove the far side of the moon.” China launches satellite as part of mission to explore moon’s dark side https://t.co/OxHYMCFIdg https://t.co/0y7bZW2sMg

@CNN: US President Donald Trump said he would apologize for retweeting a series of posts by a UK far-right group, saying he didn’t know who they were at the time https://t.co/c0br4oEBKJ https://t.co/sBdtHaTFvA

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