Biden Promises U S Return On Global Stage In Overseas Trip
President Joe Biden opened a eight day overseas voyage with a vow that the United States is back as he meets troops at Royal Air Force Mildenhall and seeks to reassure European allies. He aims to pressure Vladimir Putin in Geneva on cyberattacks Navalny and election interference while rallying partners against China and urging greater climate commitments.
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Moscow Court Bans Navalny Groups as Extremists
A Moscow City Court ruling labels Navalny's Foundation for Fighting Corruption and his regional network as extremist. The verdict blocks allied candidates from running in the Sept. 19 parliamentary elections and carries possible long jail terms for supporters and donors. The decision comes ahead of Putin Biden talks in Geneva and amid a broader crackdown on dissent.
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Biden pursues multiple paths forward on infrastructure deal
Biden eyes a broad $1 trillion plus infrastructure package with ongoing talks across parties. He cut off talks with a Republican core group, pursued a bipartisan 10 senator group, and urged Democrats to be ready to act alone if needed. The plan aims to blend traditional projects with family policy and tax measures, seeking bipartisan support while preparing for party line votes.
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Probe Finds Protest Clearing Not Tied to Trump Photo Op
The Interior Department inspector general found the June 1 2020 clearance of Lafayette Square protesters by U S Park Police was not prompted by a plan for a Bible photo op. The report cites miscommunication among agencies and early acting before warnings were issued.
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