Almanac 15 June 2018 highlights births borders and sports
Today marks day 166 of 2018 with notable birthdays including Grieg Cuomo Belushi Hunt Cox and Harris. The U S Canada border stands at 3987 miles minus Alaska. Ty Cobb stole home for the 54th and final time in 1928. Quotes note Cuomo and moons mark the period.
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Sanford loses SC GOP primary amid Trump loyalty surge
U S Rep Mark Sanford an outspoken critic of Trump falls to Katie Arrington in a SC Republican primary as party loyalty to the president dominates. Sanford warns the result signals consequences for lawmakers who challenge Trump while Arrington proclaims the party as aligned with Trump.
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The Decline of the Postwar International Order
Washington’s commentary surveys the unraveling postwar order led by the United States amid Trump’s trade conflict and nationalist agenda. It argues public opinion, isolationist legacy, and ally strains weaken global cooperation, risking a power vacuum with no clear successor. Robert Samuelson.
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Kim Jong Un Outmaneuvers Trump at Singapore Summit
Trudy Rubin analyzes the Singapore meeting where Kim Jong Un outshines Donald Trump. The joint statement lacks binding denuclearization terms, and Trump concedes to suspending joint exercises, boosting Kim’s international standing while diminishing U.S. leverage.
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