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Accountability is coming: Trump aides face looming congressional probes

As the midterms approach, Congressional investigators are prepared to probe allegations of corruption and misconduct involving President Trump's appointees and close associates.

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Accountability is coming: Trump aides face looming congressional probes
As the midterms approach, Congressional investigators are prepared to probe allegations of corruption and misconduct involving President Trump's appointees and close associates.
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