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1. Former top FBI official says he's '100% confident' Michael Sussmann told him he wasn't passing on tip for Hillary Clinton's campaign  CNN
2. Key Witness Testifies in Trial Tied to Trump-Russia Probe  U.S. News & World Report
3. Durham-Sussmann trial: Judge ‘not inclined’ to declare mistrial, despite attempt from defense  Fox News
4. How FBI bigwig aided and abetted Hillary Clinton plot  New York Post
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1. AOC confirms she's engaged to longtime partner Riley Roberts  Business Insider
2. AOC confirms she's getting married to longtime boyfriend Riley Roberts  Fox News
3. Rep. Ocasio-Cortez says she’s engaged to longtime partner  KTSM 9 News
4. AOC announces she's engaged to longtime boyfriend Riley Roberts  New York Post
5. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reveals she is engaged  CBS News
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