Monday's Headlines: Despite pause in trade war, U.S. and China’s economic relationship is forever changed
Today's WorldView: Trump's uneventful outing at the G-20; Trump's diminishing overseas travel reflects a president scaling back foreign ambition; 'Just a lot of alarmism': Trump's...
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The trade talks between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have raised hopes of a truce, but nearly a year of heated rhetoric has prompted U.S. companies to rethink their reliance upon Chinese factories and Beijing to step up efforts to wean itself from what it sees as an unpredictable American partner.
Rather than using foreign travel as a way of flexing executive muscle, President Trump has cut back on such trips amid mounting political concerns in Washington.
The case involves a felon convicted of gun possession in state and federal court who alleges the prosecutions violate the constitutional prohibition on double jeopardy.
For President Trump, the funeral of George H.W. Bush means an uncomfortable encounter with official Washington and his predecessors, some of whom he has publicly insulted.
In his first interview with a U.S. news organization since 2001, Mohammed Haydar Zamma recounted an epic journey that took him from the camps of al-Qaeda to the battlefields of the Islamic State to a forlorn prison cell in Syria, where he is unwanted even by his captors.
The Baltic provides an ominous but also in some ways hopeful vision of the capacity for species to adapt and for what people working in collaboration might be able to do to mitigate environmental damage.
Musical tributes for honorees Cher, Philip Glass, Reba McEntire and Wayne Shorter stood out, but the presence of the Broadway musical and its creators provided a night of firsts.
Spitfire's death has reignited demands for more protections of wolves, which advocates say are vital to the ecosystem but have been unfairly maligned for decades.
Halsey, one of the musical performers, took to social media as the show started airing to speak out about an executive who said he didn't think transgender models belonged in the show.
McCarthy's stale game management and clearly soured relationship with quarterback Aaron Rodgers necessitated a change. Green Bay needs to add a creative offensive coach and playmakers at the skill positions.
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