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New sanctions unveiled by the Trump administration that are intended to put a greater financial squeeze on North Korea may actually end up ensnaring American investors and companies who have developed joint ventures in China or frequently work with overseas suppliers. |
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Sen. Luther Strange of Alabama has a presidential endorsement and multimillion-dollar backing from establishment Republicans, but he can’t shake suspicion about the circumstances of his appointment or speculation about whether he’s under criminal investigation. |
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President Trump is taking a toll on journalists and political commentators, some of whom are watching angrily as Trump dives into healthcare and foreign policy. Others admit that covering Trump may actually be affecting their health. |
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Democrats will not be satisfied with amnesty for the 800,000 immigrants who entered illegally as children. They will push to expand amnesty, bit by bit, to cover nearly all 11 million illegal immigrants in America. President Trump will find that his deal to codify DACA won’t earn him lasting love from Democrats and immigration activists, but merely spur demands that he go further, and stoke outraged attacks if he doesn’t. |
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The Trump administration is planning to reduce certain Obama-era restrictions on drone strikes and commando raids, which would increase strikes to include “foot soldier jihadists” who may not have leadership roles. |
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North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong-ho said Pyongyang may conduct a hydrogen bomb test in the Pacific Ocean to demonstrate its “highest level” of possible actions against the U.S. after President Trump threatened the country in a speech to the United Nations this week. |
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