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Trump hosts ‘Washington Accords’ Rwanda-Congo peace deal signing, vows US rare earths purchases

President Donald Trump hosted the leaders of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo for the signing of the "Washington Accords" peace deal at the United States Institute of Peace Thursday, saying that the U.S. agrees to buy rare earth minerals from the two nations.

Trump said the Washington Accords deal formalizes the terms the two countries agreed to in June, including a permanent ceasefire, the disarmament of non-state forces, provisions for refugees to return to their homes, and justice and accountability for those who have committed illegal atrocities.

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5 ways Republicans are breaking with Trump

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Most Americans don’t see value of 4-year college degree: Survey

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State of Texas: Gov. Abbott talks redistricting, border security at campaign tailgate

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Russia kills at least 3 in Ukraine ahead of diplomatic talks in US 

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West Virginia floral shop creates for a mourning community

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Ex-federal prosecutor rips Trump for using slur against Walz: ‘Absolutely indefensible’

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Sunday shows preview: National Guard shooting rattles DC, boosts Trump’s immigration crackdown

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Graham celebrates Trump admin moves to end ‘madness in Venezuela’

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