Trump climate decision leaves US isolated worldwide
Washington reports that President Donald Trump announced the United States will withdraw from the Paris climate accord drawing sharp international and domestic reaction. The move leaves the US with Syria and Nicaragua as holdouts while European leaders urge continued cooperation on climate and security. Trump framed the action as defending American sovereignty and Pittsburgh voters, asserting he was elected to represent citizens not Paris.
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Nicaragua
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Europe
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Paris
Barack Obama
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George W. Bush
Bush
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India
Iraq
Afghanistan
Canada
Mexico
France
Germany
Italy
Riyadh
Amman
Cairo
Berlin
Robert Satloff
Washington Institute For
Biden’s long road to a possible third presidential bid
Veteran political observer David M. Shribman chronicles Joe Biden’s decades long pursuit of the presidency, from early bids to 2008 and 2016, to his fresh touting of a possible 2020 run and formation of the American Possibilities PAC. The piece weighs Biden’s endurance, public image, and political context, noting contrasts with Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and rivals while threading in recent campaign theater and remarks.
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Richard B. Cheney
Hillary Clinton
American Possibilities
John F. Kennedy Library and Museum
Cornell
Donald J. Trump
Eva Peron
Andrew Lloyd Webber
New Hampshire
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The
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June 5 History Highlights From Associated Press
On June 5, 1967 Israel launched airstrikes against Egypt as Arab states entered the Six Day War. The summary notes milestones from 1794 to 2012, including Sherman's 1884 stance, 1933 gold standard end, RFK assassination, Teton Dam, Pelton spying verdict, Elizabeth Smart kidnapping, Reagan's death, Libby sentence, Sandusky trial, and a Fuller quotation.
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Pelton
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Russia
Elizabeth Smart
Salt Lake City
Smart
Salt Lake
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Wanda Barzee
Ronald Wilson Reagan
Pennsylvania
Jerry Sandusky
Penn State
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