Markets wobble as Trump trade talks loom and impeachment fears rise
Global stock markets fall amid easing tensions over a potential trade deal with China and impeachment rhetoric in the United States. Major indices drop as risk appetite wanes, with moves driven by expectations of policy shifts, currency swings, and mixed earnings. Investors monitor Jamie Cox and industry leaders for guidance while regional markets retreat in Asia and Europe.
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Sun Journal Information and Editorial Contacts
The Sun Journal lists staff roles including publisher Michae Distelhorst group and editor Chris Sgal. Ken Waren is group advertising director and Sheila Keadows serves as circulation director.
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Code Red Drills Highlight Gun Violence Debate in Schools
Cumberland County students from pre K to 12 participate in code red drills amid rising use of active shooter training in public schools. Experts warn of potential psychological effects on young children while advocates call for broader national action beyond drills and more effective gun policies.
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Impeachment Dilemma and Republic’s Future
The piece argues Democrats must pursue impeachment after Trump admits withholding military aid to pressure Ukraine. It warns Republicans must declare whether they accept this conduct as acceptable for future presidents, outlining alleged abuses and urging accountability to protect the American constitutional experiment. Follow Dana Milbank on Twitter, Milbank.
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Debate over Medicaid expansion and work requirements in North Carolina
John Hood argues for Medicaid expansion with enforceable work rules if pursued by North Carolina lawmakers. He notes Republican states' use of work requirements and cites Arkansas lessons, while acknowledging Democratic and some Republican opposition and potential litigation. The piece discusses policy aims, costs, and the role of governance under Gov. Roy Cooper.
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