Obama calls globalization in need of course correction in Greece
In Athens at the Stavros Niarchos Center, President Obama urged a course correction for globalization while arguing the world cannot reverse interconnection. He stressed shared benefits and addressed inequalities as protests unfolded, noting democracy thrives when people can choose leaders and understand how unequal things are.
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Tempered optimism in Trump presidency poll finds
Washington Post and Schar School poll shows Americans divided by party and wary of a broad mandate. About 29 percent say Trump has a mandate to enact his agenda, while 59 percent favor-crats compromise. More than six in ten expect major Washington changes during his term.
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Trump win buys time for FBI chief Comey
The election of Donald Trump appears to have saved James Comey’s job for now as FBI director. His handling of the Hillary Clinton email inquiry late in the campaign drew bipartisan criticism and sparked questions about politicization, though sources say he is unlikely to resign before Trump’s January inauguration. Trump signaled he plans to speak with Comey before making any decision.
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Schumer Chosen to Lead Senate Democrats in New Term
Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York was elected as Senate minority leader, succeeding retiring Sen. Harry Reid. He added posts for progressives and the party’s working-class base, with Sen. Dick Durbin and Sen. Patty Murray retaining top roles and joining Sen. Bernie Sanders, Sen. Joe Manchin, and Sen. Tammy Baldwin in the leadership slate alongside Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
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Teen birth rate gaps show urban rural split in US
A CDC report finds teen birth rate is 63 percent higher in rural counties than large urban counties with 18.9 and 30.9 births per 1000 women aged 15 to 19 respectively. Declines since 2007 united across areas. Melvin Laird died at 94, former Nixon defense secretary, involved in Vietnamization and Vietnam era policies. Health insurance sign ups under Obamacare surge past 1 million amid Trump era uncertainty and repeal talks.
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