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... cultural globalization. Support for Brexit came in large part from those worried about their jobs and the entry of immigrants. Similarly, the Midwest of the U.S. – the industrial heartland hurt by global competition – was the linchpin of Donald Trump’s victory. But what exactly are these globalizations and why ...
... JUDY WOODRUFF: We turn to the revelations of abuse at the Marine Corps training facility at Parris Island, South Carolina. An internal investigation that began after the death of a young recruit earlier this year has uncovered a larger pattern of hazing and abuse at the legendary facility. The ...
... VA system, that she'd be willing to testify to the benefits of it as well. Drop the blame game. Amanda Wirtz, who served the U.S. Navy for six years beginning in 1997, said she was a "little shocked and surprised" by McDonald's comments in how they downplayed ...
... risks. And it's important for us to act on occasion in order to make sure that the American people are protected. HARI SREENIVASAN: No U.S. president has ever visited Hiroshima, where the U.S. dropped the first atomic bomb in 1945. Prime Minister Abe said today he has ...
... director Stanley Nelson tweeted, she was never an official member of the party. The Panthers had global support: With an unpopular war going on in Vietnam, many places around the world were outright anti-American or strongly against U.S. involvement in foreign affairs. So, tactically, the Panthers garnered support ...
... Baird found an eager partner in Steven Haist, a physician and vice president at the National Board of Medical Examiners, which develops and runs the U.S. Medical Licensing Exam. Haist has spent nearly four years organizing the effort and bringing in specialists from the Department of Veterans Affairs and ...
Details of a sweeping Pacific Rim trade deal released Thursday set the stage for a raucous debate in the U.S. Congress but also may provide reassurances to those who worried the agreement could gut protections for the environment, public health and labor.
President Barack Obama's bid for new trade agreements faces big tests in Congress this week, mostly from his fellow Democrats.
After being driven out of Tikrit, the Islamic State has renewed its push into Western Anbar province. The government in Baghdad is wary of letting in fleeing families, seeing displaced people from IS strongholds as security risks. Meanwhile, Iraqi forces are preparing for a tough battle in Garma. Special correspondent Jane Arraf reports.
Today in the Morning Line: Details emerge of Obama’s request to Congress for military authorization to fight the Islamic State group A brief history of war power tension The U.S. hasn’t declared war since WWII, plus all 11 times it has Jeb Bush’s $100,000 a person fundraiser, and his tech officer is out [ustream id="4424524"]President...
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