Trump fuels two grass root movements amid starkly diverging visions
The article notes Trump claims a historic movement while Americans rally for and against his policies. Supporters praise a shaking up of the order, while opponents accuse misogyny and danger. Historians see seismic shifts in U S politics and international stance amid rising grassroots activism.
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Women push to channel march energy into politics
After the Washington march over 2 million people joined protests worldwide. Planned Parenthood and EMILY's List urge women like Jacqueline Glass to run for local office to turn energy into political action. Glass, an African American retiree, says the election left her son anxious and she sought ways to empower change.
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World leaders seek talks with Trump ahead of UK visit
World leaders from Canada Israel and Mexico opened talks with President Trump this weekend ahead of Theresa May's visit. Analysts note Trump will likely start tough in diplomacy, then negotiate. Netanyahu called the dialogue warm and invited him to the White House next month. May, visiting Fridays, plans to discuss trade and the special relationship as UK prepares for Brexit.
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