Iran letter lands author Tom Cotton in hot water. Is he next 'Hanoi Jane'?

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(Carolyn Kaster/AP) Iran letter lands author Tom Cotton in hot water. Is he next 'Hanoi Jane'? Senator Cotton joins Jane Fonda on a long list of Americans who have been accused of contact with a foreign power against the interests of the US in violation of the 1799 law. How many have been found guilty?...MORE

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