Republicans defend McCain as Trump targets memory
GOP lawmakers push back against President Trump's ongoing criticisms of John McCain who died in August from brain cancer. Senate leader Mitch McConnell and others call McCain a hero while some senators condemn the president's portrayal and urge speaking up to protect national memory and politics.
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Trump to order colleges to back free speech or lose funding
President Trump will sign an executive order requiring colleges that receive federal research grants to certify they protect free speech or risk funding losses. The measure, tied to First Amendment commitments for public universities, prompts debate over private institutions and enforcement by the budget office and research agencies.
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EU leaders open to Brexit delay but demand UK approval
EU leaders at Brussels summit show begrudging readiness to extend Britain's exit to avoid a chaotic no deal but demand Parliament in London approve a deal. May urged lawmakers to back her plan while warning a no-deal exit looms if they refuse. Businesses fear sharp disruptions and costs from a disorderly Brexit.
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Fragmented notes spell unclear Strat Ame blue seed offer
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Strat Ame blue seed offer at $2 and a $1 option, with references to York, Tl rates, Boeing, and a safe project. The passage is garbled, lacks coherent actions, and omits concrete outcomes or names.
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