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How the Trump-Putin Summit Signals a Return to Imperial Thinking
When President Trump chose Alaska for Friday’s summit meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia to discuss the war in Ukraine, his supporters suggested that the location offered a nod to savvy deal making. The United States had purchased the territory from Russia in 1867 for about 2 cents an acre.
Fighting between Russia and Ukraine shows no signs of easing ahead of Trump and Putin's meeting. On Thursday, Ukraine ordered ...
Trump’s phony narrative about the Russian invasion is only the latest in a long line of false claims from the president about ...
Confidence in Social Security has also waned in recent years. A survey conducted by the nonpartisan organization AARP, which ...
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Trump ramps up his campaign for the Nobel Prize, hoping to cement a legacy as a 'peacemaker'
The White House has increasingly touted Trump's attempts to forge international peace agreements. His meeting with Vladimir ...
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Mikie Sherrill can’t be a one-trick Trump basher. She can’t ignore him either. An impossible task?
The Democratic nominee for N.J. governor faces a difficult task, while also fighting claims she'd be 'Phil Murphy 2.0' ...
"The One Big Beautiful Bill obviously covers a lot of different legislation, and within it, there was a section that ...
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