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The World According to Trump
As with much of his program, the president's foreign policy often appears to be contradictory and self-defeating.
North Korea Says Talks With Pompeo Were 'Regrettable'
Pyongyang's statement accuses the U.S. of trying to pressure the North into abandoning its nuclear program. It comes hours after the U.S. secretary of state reported there had been "a great deal of progress" in two days of talks.
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Shame on the Supreme Court for Upholding Trump's Muslim Ban
The court's ruling ignores international law. The ban violates two treaties: the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
Donald Trump Is No Deal-Maker in Chief
The president touts his negotiating acumen, but time and again he's shown he's not up to the task.
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America's Regime Change Toolbox
Mainstream voices never mention that regime change pushed by one country against another is illegal.
The Supreme Court, the Muslim Ban and Trump's Ugly Abyss of Racism
The highest court in the U.S. delivers a tsunami of decisions, most of which leave no doubt about its fiercely right-wing orientation.
Mattis in China to Discuss North Korea
The U.S. defense secretary and his Chinese counterpart strike a positive note as they tackle the thorny issue of how to get North Korea to fulfill a pledge to abandon its nuclear program.
Korean Voices Missing From Major Papers’ Opinions on Singapore Summit
In opinion coverage of the Trump-Kim meeting, the people with the most to lose and gain from it were almost uniformly ignored.
Majority Approve of Trump's North Korea Effort, Poll Finds
Even people unhappy with the president overall admire his efforts for detente with North Korea, according to a poll by The Associated Press and the NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.
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When It Comes to Visionary Peacemakers, Trump Is No Henry Wallace
What the former vice president and Progressive Party presidential candidate advocated during the Cold War should be a benchmark for progressives judging our president today.