Trump calls the EU a foe ahead of Putin meeting in Helsinki
In Helsinki Trump described the European Union as a trading foe before a four hour summit with Vladimir Putin. He offered low expectations and indicated he may press for the extradition of Russian officers charged in the 2016 election interference case, though the U S has no extradition treaty with Moscow.
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President resists Mueller interview before elections
The analysis outlines how President Trump has refused to voluntarily answer questions in the Mueller inquiry, with Mueller warning of a possible grand jury subpoena. Dowd warns of a war if subpoenaed, and a summer subpoena could trigger court battles ahead of the November midterms.
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Stolen Iran nuclear papers reveal weaponization steps and gaps
Israeli spies seized a Tehran archive with 100000 documents detailing pre 2004 research into uranium metal and neutron generation. The papers show covert and overt work planned before 2003, but no current activity or breach of the 2015 accord. Israel disseminates findings amid ongoing debates over the nuclear deal.
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Farmers face squeeze as tariffs bite crop prices
Iowa farmers confront income decline due to fluctuating crop prices and tariff tensions. Economist Chad Hart notes storm clouds over agriculture as Trump tariff threats and retaliations push down soybeans, corn and pork prices, with per-bushel soybean prices down 19 percent since May.
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China's Economic Growth Cools Amid Trade Tensions
China reported 6.7 percent growth for the quarter ending in June, down from 6.8 percent, as Beijing faces a tariff battle with Washington. Forecasters say tightening bank lending and weaker global demand will temper activity in construction and investment.
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