Almanac Highlights for November 23 2016
Today marks the 328th day of 2016 and the 63rd of autumn with notable birthdays including Franklin Pierce Billy the Kid Boris Karloff and Miley Cyrus. Blue Origin's New Shepard achieved a controlled vertical spaceflight return in 2015. The first play by play radio broadcast of a college football game aired in 1919 featuring Texas A&M against Texas. Franklin Pierce’s quote reflects on war’s fruitless harvest of woe. Liberia’s population was about 4.3 million in July 2016. Moon phase between last quarter and new moon.
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Trump poised to use presidency for family enrichment
Washington column argues President-elect Trump could leverage the office to advance personal and family business interests. It notes overseas projects, potential conflicts, and calls for stronger ethics and public pressure to demand accountability.
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McFarland urged as diverse pick for Trump defense top post
Cal Thomas proposes KT McFarland for U N ambassador or defense secretary in the Trump administration arguing her long public service record, expertise in national security and status as an early Trump supporter would broaden the administration with a strong female voice. He notes her work in Reagan Pentagon and her role on his advisory team.
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Trump advisers signal danger as picks unfold
Trudy Rubin argues Donald Trump’s choices for national security adviser and secretary of state threaten to widen his impulsive foreign policy. Michael Flynn and Steve Bannon raise concerns over Islamophobia, Russia ties, and unchecked presidential power, risking miscalculation with allies and escalating global tension.
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