Women vie for electability as Warren and Harris lead
The AP reports on the first two Democratic debates where women candidates challenged male preeminence. Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris emerged as top performers amid a crowded field, with Klobuchar and Gabbard also standing out. Harris pressed Joe Biden on past stance on desegregation issues, while Warren avoided clashes to project strength.
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Trump Xi reset trade talks after Osaka cease fire
At the G20 in Osaka Trump and Xi agreed to pause tariff hikes and restart talks. Trump said he would delay plans for $300 billion in new Chinese duties for now and Huawei access will be reconsidered while the blacklist remains in place.
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Osaka G20 summit ends amid Trump China talks
In Osaka the G20 summit closed with high level rhetoric from leaders but without major new initiatives. Trump restarted trade talks with China and invited North Korea’s leader, while Merkel defended climate commitments and praised the EU-MERCOSUR deal. Abe called the gathering a success as debates over protectionism and migration persisted.
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