The White House must figure out what to do with the Afghan central bank’s account at the Federal Reserve, now blocked under U.S. law.
Author: CHARLIE SAVAGE
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Michigan Man Files Lawsuit Challenging ‘No-Fly List’
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British Give U.S. Evidence Against ISIS ‘Beatles,’ Clearing Way for Trial
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Pompeo Says He and Military Warned Russia on Bounties for Killing U.S. Troops
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