Europe shifts toward China after Trump pulls from Paris pact
European and Chinese officials sign a raft of agreements as the United States exits the Paris climate accord. EU leaders stress Europe may stand on its own while valuing transatlantic ties, and China touts a more stable Europe-China relationship amid world uncertainties.
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Griffin vows to stand firm after controversial photo
Kathy Griffin says she will not back down after apologizing for a photo showing a bloodied severed head of President Trump. She told reporters she regrets the shoot but will endure death threats while her attorney cites past male artists who faced less backlash.
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Senators seek return of CIA torture report copies
Senate Intelligence Chair Richard Burr ordered retrieval of the 2014 CIA torture report from federal agencies and returned to Congress. By week’s end most copies were back, with at least one sealed in court and others held by Justice and Defense, DNI, State, and the National Archives. The 6700 page document covered 2001 to 2006 brutal detention and interrogation. Democratic critics accuse Burr of trying to bury the report. Feinstein calls the move erasing history. Warner defends learning from past abuses.
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Trump weighing move to block Comey testimony
White House officials said Trump had not decided whether to seek to block former FBI Director James Comey from testifying to Congress. Comey, fired last month, leads FBI Russia inquiry and is set to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Conway's husband withdraws from Justice Department post
George Conway, partner at a major law firm and husband of Kellyanne Conway, withdraws from consideration for a top post in the Justice Department civil division. He cites timing as the reason and says he was glad to be considered. The position would have overseen federal lawsuits across issues.
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