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President Lee Jae-myung said Friday that while North Korea's "hostile two-state" line may reflect current realities, we must to return to normalcy.
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The Justice Department continued its release of thousands of records related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Saturday after Congress passed bipartisan legislation last month forcing the release. It comes as the department faces growing questions over how those files were released, and why some documents are no longer available. NBC News' Ryan Nobles has more.
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