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Reporter recalls moment George W Bush was told about 9/11 attack (opens the original)
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President George W. Bush was jogging around a Florida golf course before dawn when I first saw him on September 11, 2001. As one of two Reuters correspondents traveling with Bush that day, I was covering what was expected to be a routine event with schoolchildren to promote his education policies. He had been president of the United States less than eight months. Within hours, the untested Bush was confronting the worst attack on American soil since Pearl Harbor in 1941. The tragedy unfolded as
Republicans turn to Trump for midterm rescue as strategists fear plan could backfire (opens the original)
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Republicans are increasingly looking to an unusual midterm convention in Dallas next month to revive the party’s momentum as voters sour on the economy and the war with Iran. When the Sept. 9-10 gathering was announced, some GOP strategists dismissed it as an unnecessary distraction weeks before the November midterms. Now, after months of difficult headlines over rising living costs and the Iran conflict, party leaders see the event as a major opportunity to energize conservative voters and defe
U.S. demands China free detained American as Xiâs White House visit looms (opens the original)
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The United States has formally classified US citizen and Myanmar scholar Min Zin as wrongfully detained following his arrest by Chinese authorities in June, a senior State Department official told Reuters. The decision makes his release a top diplomatic priority for Washington. This official determination arrives shortly before President Donald Trump is set to host Chinese President Xi Jinping at the White House. Human rights organizations have urged the U.S. administration to demand Min Zin's r
Russia frees imprisoned US Marine described in catatonic state as âgoodwill gestureâ (opens the original)
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A former U.S. Marine imprisoned in Russia since 2022 was freed on Tuesday after Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a humanitarian pardon for the ailing American, according to U.S. officials. The White House and the State Department had continuously urged Moscow to release 32-year-old Robert Gilman so he could undergo medical treatment in the United States. Gilman was incarcerated in a prison in Voronezh, roughly 340 miles (550 kilometers) south of Moscow. The exact details surrounding his h
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