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Shrinking’s Jason Segel Teases Co-Star Brett Goldstein’s ‘Unbelievable’ Performance in Season 2: ‘His Range Has Yet to Be Explored’

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Russian troop losses in Ukraine surpass the 1 million mark, Kyiv says

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The General Staff of Ukraine’s Armed Forces reported on Thursday that Russia has lost over 1 million troops in Ukraine since the beginning of its full-scale invasion. Kyiv says the 1 million mark is not just a statistic, but “a symbol of resistance and resilience”.

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National Guard troops have temporarily detained civilians in LA protests, commander says

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National Guard troops have temporarily detained civilians in LA protests, commander says

WASHINGTON (AP) — National Guard troops already have temporarily detained civilians in the Los Angeles protests over immigration raids, the commander in charge said Wednesday, but they quickly turned them over to law enforcement.

Maj. Gen. Scott Sherman also said about 500 of the National Guard troops have been trained so far to accompany agents on immigration operations. Photos of Guard soldiers providing security for the agents have already been circulated by immigration officials.

Sherman is commander of Task Force 51, which is overseeing the more than 4,000 Guard troops and 700 Marines who have been deployed to Los Angeles to provide security during the protests.

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Trump remains 'receptive' to dialogue with Kim Jong Un despite reported letter snub

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The White House on Wednesday said President Donald Trump remains “receptive” to dialogue with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un despite his reported rejection.

North Korea media outlets on Wednesday claimed that at least one letter written by Trump to Kim – who during his first term became alleged pen pals and exchanged “love” letters – has been refused by the North Korean leader. 

President Donald Trump met with Kim Jong Un in Singapore in June 2018 during his first term as president. (AP/Evan Vucci)

The White House did not confirm to Fox News Digital whether Trump’s most recent letter had been snubbed by Kim, but instead White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters, “The president remains receptive to correspondence with Kim Jong Un.”

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Levitt said Trump would like to see progress first built on the summit he had with Kim in Singapore in 2018 during his first term. 

“As for specific correspondence, I’ll leave that to the president to answer,” she added. 

Check back on this developing story. 

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