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As The Wall Street Journal noted in a Saturday editorial: "Starting about the time of Donald Trump's inauguration in January 2017, the press ran story after story based on anonymous 'intelligence sources', purporting to establish links between the Trump presidential campaign, or various individuals in the Trump orbit to, well, to what was never exactly clear — whether Vladimir Putin himself or 'the Russians.'
The Mueller investigation cost Americans $25 million, and the Democrats are just getting started →
Wall Street Journal reported Saturday that regulators tentatively approved Boeing's changes, subject to flight tests, citing government documents and people familiar with the details.
