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Key takeaways from tense but ‘constructive’ US-Russia summit

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President Joe Biden arrived in Geneva Tuesday, ahead of his highly anticipated meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday. But first, he moved Tuesday to end a tariff war with the European Union escalated by his predecessor. White House…

World Jun 14

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President Joe Biden is in Brussels, Belgium Monday night, trying to reassure NATO allies about U.S. support and discuss common concerns such as ending the pandemic, confronting cyberattacks and climate change, and the threats from Russia and China. White House…

World Jun 11

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Nation May 25

In St. Louis, changing a history of violence ‘has to be grassroots’ but can’t end there

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In George Floyd’s death, Michael Brown Sr. sees history repeat itself

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World May 20

A look at the US role and reaction to cease-fire in the Middle East

A cease-fire is at hand in the war between Israel and Hamas. Word of the truce came Thursday from Israel, and Hamas quickly agreed. If it holds, it would end 11 days of fierce fighting that killed at least 230…

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