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US: Signs of thaw in shutdown freeze, Senators see hope of a deal next week

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While party leaders continue to clash, sources, as cited by the American news website  Semafor, indicate an “unmistakable shift” and a noticeable “thaw” in dynamics among lawmakers and aides across both the Republican and Democratic parties.

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National Guard troop shot near White House dies; second victim critical, Trump says

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National Guard troop shot near White House dies; second victim critical, Trump says

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. US president Donald Trump said on Thursday that Sarah Beckstrom, one of the two National Guard soldiers shot near the White House a day earlier, had died of her injuries. The second soldier, he said, was “fighting for his life”. Read More

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