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Apr 17 2022
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Trump foe Liz Cheney's war chest comes almost entirely from outside Wyoming. Is that a bad sign?
Wyoming GOP Rep. Liz Cheney was already facing a tough re-election following her unrelenting criticism of former president Donald Trump, who still holds sway in a state he won handily twice.
But newly released campaign finance reports could give her additional reason to worry. While she has far outraised her chief rival in the August GOP primary – Trump-endorsed lawyer Harriet Hageman
USA TODAYJan 06 2024
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Koreans Ordered to Evacuate as North and South Fire Artillery Barrages Near Border
North Korea conducted a new round of artillery drills near the disputed sea boundary with South Korea on Saturday, officials in Seoul said, a day after the North’s similar exercises prompted South Korea to respond with its own firing drills in the same area. The North’s back-to-back firing exercises come after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un repeatedly called for stronger war readiness to cope
Western JournalApr 28 2014
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U.S. targets Putin's 'inner circle' in new sanctions over Ukraine
U.S. sanctions against Russia include 2 members of President Putins inner circle and steps to keep Moscow from getting technology helpful to its military.
CNN (Online News)Apr 22 2014
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In Kiev, Biden pledges U.S. support for fair presidential vote in Ukraine
The vice president also tells Ukrainian lawmakers they must put an end to rampant official corruption.
Washington PostNov 09 2023
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GOP hopefuls exchange barbs beside answers
MIAMI -- In their first debate since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war, the Republican presidential candidates all declared hawkish support for Israel but squabbled over China and Ukraine as they faced growing pressure to try to catch Donald Trump -- who was again absent. At center stage were Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, who has appeared competitive with DeSantis' second place position in
Arkansas Democrat-GazetteJan 03 2024
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Biden to start campaign by highlighting Trump as threat to Democracy
On Saturday, Biden will travel to near Valley Forge, Pa., where George Washington and the Continental Army spent a bleak winter nearly 250 years ago. There, he’ll decry former president Donald Trump for the riot by a mob of his supporters who overran the Capitol in an attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election. WASHINGTON — President Biden is starting the campaign year by evoking the
The Boston GlobeJan 05 2024
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President Donald Trump says in Sioux Center, Iowa 'We've got to get over' Perry shooting
The grievance came as Trump repeatedly: warned rallygoers of possible nuclear war, mused about death penalties for drug dealers, accused President Joe Biden of targeting him through the federal court system, claimed members of the Catholic Church were being persecuted nationwide, suggested the November election would be rigged against him, took swipes at the personalities of his 2024
Sioux-City JournalJun 14 2019
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How the Trump administration is using 9/11 to build a case for war with Iran
The Trump administration keeps saying that it doesn’t want to go to war with Iran. The problem is that some top officials continue to make statements that could pave a dubiously legal and factually challenged pathway to war.
If that’s the intention, a major flare-up between Washington and Tehran could lead the administration to say it has the right to launch what would be one of the
VoxJul 10 2016
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With a hint of regret, Obama describes new kind of endless quasi-war
President Obama, who had pledged to end America’s wars, described the landscape he was leaving to his successor as a state of quasi-war that could extend for years to come.
Obama, who was speaking Saturday to reporters at the NATO summit here, noted with pride that he has cut the size of the U.S. forces in Iraq and Afghanistan from 180,000 troops to fewer than 15,000.
Washington PostJun 22 2021
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Ecocide: How a fast-growing movement plans to put environmental destruction on a par with war crimes
A campaign to criminalize acts of widespread environmental destruction is quickly gathering pace.
Ecocide, which literally translates from Greek and Latin as “killing our home,” is an umbrella term for all forms of the mass damage of ecosystems, from industrial pollution to the release of micro plastics into the oceans.
The term has been debated by academics, climate activists
CNBC