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Trump thinks US, China could jointly solve world’s problems
President Donald Trump set aside his blistering rhetoric in favor of friendly overtures to China on Thursday, trying to flatter his hosts into establishing a more balanced trade relationship and doing more to blunt North Korea’s nuclear ambitions.
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Trump invokes death of Gen. Kelly’s son to counter critics
Trump suggested that President Barack Obama did not call John Kelly, a former Marine general who is now White House chief of staff, when his son, Marine 2nd Lt. Robert Kelly, was killed in Afghanistan in 2010.
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Trump thinks US, China could jointly solve world’s problems
President Donald Trump set aside his blistering rhetoric in favor of friendly overtures to China on Thursday, trying to flatter his hosts into establishing a more balanced trade relationship and doing more to blunt North Korea’s nuclear ambitions.
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Trump and the DMZ: The surprise that wasn’t to be
It was the big surprise that was not to be.
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Trump invokes death of Gen. Kelly’s son to counter critics
Trump suggested that President Barack Obama did not call John Kelly, a former Marine general who is now White House chief of staff, when his son, Marine 2nd Lt. Robert Kelly, was killed in Afghanistan in 2010.
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Trump thinks US, China could jointly solve world’s problems
President Donald Trump set aside his blistering rhetoric in favor of friendly overtures to China on Thursday, trying to flatter his hosts into establishing a more balanced trade relationship and doing more to blunt North Korea’s nuclear ambitions.
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Trump and the DMZ: The surprise that wasn’t to be
It was the big surprise that was not to be.
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Trump invokes death of Gen. Kelly’s son to counter critics
Trump suggested that President Barack Obama did not call John Kelly, a former Marine general who is now White House chief of staff, when his son, Marine 2nd Lt. Robert Kelly, was killed in Afghanistan in 2010.





















