Opinion: New Zealand’s quick action on gun control shames the US Congress Juneau Empire Less than a week after the mass shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand’s government banned private ownership of semiautomatic weapons and assault rifles. “us congress” – Google News
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Read More...South China Morning Post Trump is right that China uses its media to influence foreign opinion, but so does WashingtonCNN… Daily placed in a recent Sunday edition of the Iowa paper, which featured stories promoting the benefit of US-China trade, warned of the potential market losses caused by a trade war, and highlighted Chinese President Xi Jinping's long relationship …Korean war to trade war, China has a Trump card against US: resilienceSouth China Morning Post all 236 news articles » us president – Google News
Read More...Opinion Pieces Call On US Congress To Pass HER Act To Permanently Repeal Mexico City PolicyKaiser Family FoundationWe must continue to elevate the issue and implore U.S. lawmakers to enact the Global Health, Empowerment, and Rights (HER) Act in Congress, which would create a permanent legislative repeal of the global gag rule, prevent a future president from … us congress – Google News
Read More...Newsweek Opinion: Trump bets that power politics can offset weakening US economic fundamentalsMarketWatchNEW HAVEN, Conn. (Project Syndicate) — With each passing day, it becomes increasingly evident that President Donald Trump's administration cares less about economics and more about the aggressive exercise of political power. This is obviously a …Trump Plans New Curbs on Chinese Investment, Tech Exports to ChinaWall Street Journal all 1,426 news articles » us politics – Google News
Read More...Opinion: US politics used to be more fun and forgivingLawrence Journal-WorldOn Sept. 26, 1960, when Democratic nominee John F. Kennedy and his Republican opponent, Richard Nixon, met in the first ever nationally televised presidential debate — watched or listened to live by some 60 percent of adult Americans — there were no … us politics – Google News
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