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A New York cityscape skyline drawing signed by Donald Trump and dated 2004, which Sotheby's auction house said was created for the Capuchin Food Pantry's benefit Doodle for Hunger, as promoted for auction on Sotheby's website in January 2020. Photo: Donald J. Trump/Sotheby's via REUTERS

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Trump says he doesn't draw but auctioned sketches suggest otherwise

Drawings attributed to Trump, typically simple cityscapes or landmarks rendered in black marker and signed with his name, were donated to various charities in the early 2000s and have fetched...

Wall Street Journal White House reporter Sabrina Siddiqui asks US President Joe Biden and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi questions during a joint press conference at the White House in Washington, US, 22 June, 2023. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein

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White House condemns harassment of WSJ reporter for questioning PM Modi about human rights

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Wall Street Journal reporter in Russia detained on suspicion of spying

Michael BloombergPhotographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg

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Bloomberg owner eyes Wall Street Journal or Washington Post acquisition

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Emma Tucker named next editor-in-chief of Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires

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WSJ praises Bangladesh, calls economy 'a bull case'

A portrait of the Wall Street Journal's reporter Daniel Pearl stands with a candle at the altar at Fleet Street's journalists chapel St Brides Church prior to a memorial service in London March 5, 2002. Pearl was murdered after being captured in Pakistan and held hostage as his captors attempted to bargain the release of prisoners held by the U.S. in Cuba. REUTERSIan Waldie IWNMBFile Photo

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Pakistan court frees man accused of killing US journalist Daniel Pearl

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James Murdoch resigns from News Corp board over editorial differences

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