Julie Tsirkin
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Allies bristle as sanctioned Russian finance minister attends U.S.-hosted G20 summit (opens the original)
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Traditionally the “family photo” of finance ministers at a G20 meeting is a dull, grimacing group clad mostly in gray. But this year’s picture may be much more interesting for some because of whom it omits. Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov — who was sanctioned by the United States in April 2022 — was left out after complaints from some of Ukraine’s European allies as he attended his first Group of 20 summit on U.S. soil since President Vladimir Putin invaded his neighbor
Trump dismisses military families’ concerns about grim conditions on USS Lincoln (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump on Friday dismissed concerns from families of service members about the grim conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, whose deployment had been overextended in the Middle East due to the Iran war. In interviews with NBC News and other outlets, family members of some of the thousands of people aboard the ship have described a lack of supplies and food and an overall deteriorating mental health situation with multiple sailors having attempted to jump overboard. NBC News as
Trump dismisses military families’ concerns about grim conditions on USS Lincoln - AOL (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump on Friday dismissed concerns from families of service members about the grim conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, whose deployment had been overextended in the Middle East due to the Iran war. In interviews with NBC News and otheroutlets, family members of some of the thousands of people aboard the ship have described a lack of supplies and food and an overall deteriorating mental health situation with multiple sailors having attempted to jump overboard. NBC News ask
Mitch McConnell says he suffered fall, was unconscious in first statement since hospitalization (opens the original)
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Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said Sunday in his first public statement since he was hospitalized nearly a month ago that he was “briefly unconscious” after he suffered a fall. In the statement, accompanied by a photo of McConnell smiling in a hospital chair alongside his wife, Elaine Chao, he said doctors have not yet cleared him to return to the Senate floor to vote. “But rest assured that, in the meantime, I’m not taking a break from the Senate business that matters to you,” McConnell said. “I
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