Top Trump Adviser Went to Moscow and Flirted with Conspiracy Theories
Flynn’s views on Turkey, terrorism have shifted with business interests.
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Elizabeth Dickinson
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Kim Ghattas
Julia Ioffe
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Whitney Kassel
Jeffrey Lewis
Aaron David Miller
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Thomas E. Ricks
David Rothkopf
Kori Schake
Emile Simpson
James Stavridis
Bruce Stokes
James Traub
Stephen M. Walt
Lauren Wolfe
Michela Wrong
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Elias Groll is a staff writer at Foreign Policy, covering cybersecurity, privacy, and intelligence.
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