Trump’s National Security Team Sets a Rightward Tone
Associated Press reports Trump’s selections Sen. Jeff Sessions as attorney general Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn as national security adviser and Rep. Mike Pompeo to lead the CIA signal a hard line on immigration terrorism and related issues. The appointments align with campaign aims and draw praise from conservatives while prompting scrutiny of constitutional limits and broader policy direction.
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Canada braces for NAFTA talks amid Trump presidency
Canada wary yet pragmatic as Trump looms over NAFTA. Officials cite the 1987 Canada United States Free Trade Agreement as a safety net if NAFTA falters, stressing trade dependence with the United States and the need to avoid protectionism that could hurt Canada.
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Notable events and anniversaries on November 21, 2016
A compact roundup of historical milestones linked to November 21 from 1789 through 2015. It recalls North Carolina ratifying the Constitution in 1789, Rebecca Felton becoming the first female U S Senator in 1922, Lincoln’s 1864 letter to Lydia Bixby, and other notable deaths, political events, and security incidents.
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