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Trump’s state dinner (and a bald eagle) to honor Xi Jinping (opens the original)
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The president of the United States, Donald Trump, intended to impress Xi Jinping with a display of pomp and pageantry on the Chinese leader’s first visit to the White House in 11 years, and he saved the main attraction for last: a state dinner for 134 guests, with nods to both cultures and a long roster of prominent figures. Nowhere in the speeches, the toasts, or the cordial greetings among guests was there any reference to the serious tensions in key areas of the world’s most important bilater
Iranian president accuses US and Israel of violating international law at the UN (opens the original)
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Washington’s threats will only unite Iran, and the country will not surrender in the war with the United States, but it is willing to explore a diplomatic solution to the conflict. So said a defiant Iranian president, Masoud Pezeshkian, in his speech to the UN General Assembly, a day after President Donald Trump threatened to “annihilate” Tehran if a peace agreement was not reached in his own address to world leaders on Tuesday. Tehran’s representative accused Washington and Israel of acting “ag
Trump’s blow to White House correspondents: ‘A ban on the free press’ (opens the original)
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The sudden ban on covering the White House imposed by Donald Trump against several outlets he considers hostile to him —CNN and MS NOW (formerly, MSNBC) and the digital site Politico— has landed like a cold bucket of water for the journalists who routinely cover the office of the world’s most powerful leader. The ban entered into force on Saturday, when the Secret Service took away the press pass of the MS NOW reporter and cameraperson, barring them from entering the grounds. The same thing happ
Mounting cost of Iran war clouds Trump’s prospects ahead of the midterms (opens the original)
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The cost of the U.S. war against Iran is soaring, complicating Donald Trump’s prospects just seven weeks before November’s midterm elections. According to congressional figures, the United States has already spent nearly $40 billion. The rapid consumption of critical munitions is depleting the Pentagon’s stockpiles, especially missile interceptors. According to the congressional report, the consequences are likely to feed inflation in the United States well into next year. President Donald Trump
Kremlin-backed Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev funded Donald Trump Jr.’s post-wedding celebrations in the Bahamas (opens the original)
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A Russian oligarch close to Vladimir Putin paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to cover the celebrations after the wedding of Donald Trump Jr., the U.S. president’s eldest son, last May in the Bahamas. The information, first reported by the journalists’ consortium ProPublica, has been confirmed by the couple in an Instagram post. Donald Jr. married socialite Bettina Anderson in a lavish three-day celebration held on two exclusive private islands in the Bahamas. Much of the bill was covered by
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