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White House officials working on trade policy were alarmed last month when a top adviser to President Trump circulated a two-page document that alleged a weakened manufacturing sector leads to an increase in abortion, spousal abuse, divorce and infertility, two people familiar with the matter said.

Mr Steele had prepared a 35-page document that alleges the Kremlin colluded with Mr Trump's presidential campaign and that the Russian security services have material that could be used to blackmail him, including an allegation that he paid prostitutes to defile a bed that had been slept in by Barack and Michelle Obama.

The Department of Justice released a 43-page document that alleges, among other things, that Apple has engaged in "false," "corrosive" rhetoric regarding the case.

Republicans in Congress wrote and then led efforts to declassify the four-page document that alleges surveillance abuses by FBI agents against Trump advisers and associates during the 2016 presidential campaign.

There can be no doubt that the British media has been relentless in its pursuit of Fifa: from proven bribery, corruption over rights and ticketing scandals that pre-date even Mr Blatter's presidency, to photographs of envelopes stuffed with thousands of dollars, and the leaking to The Sunday Times of thousands of documents that allege corruption in Qatar's successful pursuit of the World Cup.

A Sri Lankan man employed by a Sydney university has been charged over a document that police allege contained plans for terrorism attacks.

Federal prosecutors released a document Wednesday that alleged Fogle scheduled business trips to accommodate his illicit sexual pursuits, which included buying sex with teens.

Below, the protesters rummaged through captured soldiers' belongings and claimed to unearth a document that they allege is a list of people Israel intended to assassinate.

The move came after whistle-blower Edward Snowden leaked documents that alleged that the National Security Agency NSAA) used various technologies to spy on US citizens that included routinely asking firms like Yahoo and others for user information as well as tapping fibre-optic cables that carry global information networks.

-- Bannon's exile: In 2015, Bannon led a conservative watchdog group that tried to discredit Trump's nascent presidential bid by shopping a document alleging that he had "mobster" ties.

Police records and interviews also show that he maintained a long relationship with David Chow, "a major cocaine distributor in the Los Angeles area during the 1980s," according to court documents that allege that Chow first sold heroin, and then cocaine, in the city's black neighborhoods.