

US Senators Have A New Plan To Wreck ZTE, Despite Trump's Deal
Commerce Department can also embed hand-picked individuals within the company. Trump's administration struck a deal with ZTE last Thursday , which allowed the company to continue buying components from the U.S., under supervision, with a $1 billion fine.
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Trump set to meet with Kim one-on-one, sets early departure
Shanmugam is Singapore's Minister for Law and Home Affairs and he is responsible for ensuring security at the summit, the first between a sitting U.S. administrations have failed to do. Absent a detailed historical record and corroborating witnesses, the president's interlocutor could potentially leave the meeting and misrepresent what transpired, creating a he-said-he-said showdown that could turn into a major headache for the USA leader.
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Grandmother arrested after driving with kids in dog kennels, police say
Leimome Cheeks will be arraigned Monday on child endangerment charges. Neighbors vouched for Cheeks and said they did not think she intentionally did anything wrong. Cheeks is being charged with child endangerment , while police and Child Services continue their investigations. The incident was filmed on cell phone on Saturday by a man who happened to drive pass as the children were exiting from the vehicle.
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North Korea talks not a one-off: minister
Sanders said there has been no change in what Trump has described as a "maximum pressure" campaign on the North Korean regime. North Korea's state media Korea Central News Agency criticized Abe and other Japanese officials for insisting on pressuring the North.
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Supreme Court Upholds Ohio's Purge of Voting Rolls
More than half the voters in OH fail to cast a ballot over a two-year period, the group said , and those who receive the state's notices simply throw them away. And thus Ohio's program for maintaining voter rolls is legal. "States may use whatever trigger they think best", to trigger the voter removal process, including the failure to vote.
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Why Trump's combative trade stance toward allies poses risks
Trump also took aim at Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and said he might double down on import tariffs by hitting the sensitive automobile industry, throwing G7 efforts to show a united front into disarray. "Canada has already raised cases at the WTO and at NAFTA, and we will retaliate", she said. The EU has "a $151 billion surplus" which it should use to fund "military", said Trump Monday, referencing what Trump believes is the US' outsized financial contribution to North ...
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Who will be in the room when Trump meets Kim Jong
The official media has reported that the two leaders plan to meet, but has offered few specifics, including where and when. Olivia Enos, policy analyst with the Asian Studies Center at The Heritage Foundation in Washington, said "a successful summit would move beyond mere statements about denuclearisation".
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France's Macron sees way forward on trade, Trump says working together
And they made light of the disputes. "We spend two days working out a [joint] statement and commitments". The consensus documents typically outline a shared vision of global affairs, where the seven countries also undertake commitments on everything from currencies, development aid and worldwide security.
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China’s Xi backs nuclear deal in talks with Iran leader
The Kremlin has complained that efforts to organize the meeting seem frozen. Both Trump and Conte were clear that they want Russian Federation to be readmitted to the Group, despite Moscow's refusal to withdraw its occupation forces from Crimea - which it forcibly annexed from Ukraine in 2014 - and eastern Ukraine, where Russia's armed forces and their local proxies continue to fight a war that has killed almost 11,000 people in just over four years.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to visit Australia, Fiji
So, understandably, it's no surprise that the Duchess was nervous - which she apparently admitted to being, according to one lip-reader, speaking to the Mirror . The picture shows a young Harry, on his sixth birthday, putting his hand over two-year-old Beatrice's mouth as they watched the Battle of Britain 50th Anniversary Parade almost 30 years ago.
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Hurricane Aletta grows to Category 4
National Hurricane Center (NHC), said Aletta's maximum sustained winds have increased to 220 kilometers (140 miles) per hour. It could grow into a Category 4 sometime Friday. The Eastern Pacific hurricane season runs from May 15 through November 30, with peak activity from July through September. Jonathan Erdman is a senior meteorologist at weather.com and has been an incurable weather geek since a tornado narrowly missed his childhood home in Wisconsin at age 7.
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Trump Aide Larry Kudlow Calls Justin Trudeau Trade Comments A 'Betrayal'
Speaking in a solo press conference from the resort town of La Malbaie in Quebec, the president said that for too long, US trade has suffered from "bad" trade deals agreed to by past USA presidents. In another, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau can be seen standing behind the U.S. President, smiling, with Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland at his side.