Trump is going to Scotland. The Epstein questions likely will follow him there

The U.S. president is due to visit Trump-owned golf courses in Scotland and meet informally with the British prime minister over the U.S.-U.K. trade deal.

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NPRLean Left· 431d ago

Trump is going to Scotland. The Epstein questions likely will follow him there

NPRLean Left· 431d ago

Trump is going to Scotland. The Epstein questions likely will follow him there

The Boston GlobeLean Left· 431d ago

Trump leaves for Scotland to inaugurate a new golf course in Aberdeenshire. Follow live updates on the Trump.

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Ran by 2 outlets· NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth, NBC Los Angeles
NBC 5 Dallas-Fort WorthLean Left· 431d ago

As Trump visits Scotland, the UK looks to settle some unfinished business

NBC Los AngelesLean Left· 431d ago

As Trump visits Scotland, the UK looks to settle some unfinished business

News Nation NowCenter· 431d ago

President Trump’s trip to Scotland: What to know

Ran by 2 outlets· NBC4 Washington, NBC10 Philadelphia
NBC4 WashingtonLean Left· 431d ago

Live updates: Trump's visit to Scotland will feature golf resorts, trade talks, and protests

NBC10 PhiladelphiaLean Left· 431d ago

Live updates: Trump's visit to Scotland will feature golf resorts, trade talks, and protests

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NBC 6 South FloridaLean Left· 431d ago

Live updates: Trump heads to Scotland for golf and trade talks amid Epstein furor

NBC New YorkLean Left· 431d ago

Live updates: Trump heads to Scotland for golf and trade talks amid Epstein furor

NBC Los AngelesLean Left· 431d ago

Live updates: Trump heads to Scotland for golf and trade talks amid Epstein furor

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