Supporters and campaign managers have embraced the image of his arrest as they rally around Trump's claims that the charges against him are politically motivated. To critics, the photo is a symbol that his long list of legal woes has finally caught up to him.
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Putin signed the decree after the Kremlin said that Western suggestions that Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin was killed on its orders were an "absolute lie". The Kremlin declined to definitively confirm his death.
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Authorities are finding that their systems are insufficient for new threats, sometimes with deadly results.
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Tupperware was one of the first companies to capitalize on viral buzz, and learned that influencers can be spoilers. This is a lesson for Facebook’s parent company, columnist Lauren Silva Laughlin writes.
