Your Views Spending cuts won't solve Greece's economic woes
The piece argues that Greece faces a cash crunch by July while creditors demand harsh cuts. It urges shifting to growth measures, debt relief, and EU investment to revive the economy, cut unemployment, and stabilize banks, rather than prolonged surpluses and austerity. It stresses tax reform and mortgage debt restructuring as path to recovery.
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European Union
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Ending the assault on coal and rising electricity costs
The piece argues the U S lost coal capacity from 2011 to 2016 reducing low cost power for about 47 million homes and raising residential electricity from 10.4 to 12.75 cents per kWh. It contrasts West Virginia cheap coal with California and Massachusetts high rates and warns of rising natural gas prices and bills, urging Trump to reverse the attack on coal.
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West Virginia
California
Massachusetts
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Barack Obama
Donald Trump
China coal move shifts pressure on Trump over North Korea
The suspension of North Korean coal imports by China alters the U.S. strategic calculus. Beijing signals potential parallel talks on nuclear issues and a peace treaty, as Washington weighs new sanctions and possible negotiations. Analysts warn of limited leverage and a tough path to denuclearization amid opposing goals.
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Kim Jong Nam
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DeThomas
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Troy Stangarone
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Korea
Barack Obama
Stangarone
History Highlights for February 23
Key events on this date include the 1942 shelling of a Santa Barbara refinery during World War II, the 1870 readmission of Mississippi to the Union, and the 1965 death of Stan Laurel. Other notes cover the Iwo Jima flag raising, the 1927 creation of the FCC precursor, and the 1997 Empire State Building shooting. Margaret Mead quote closes.
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