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Former President Donald Trump Holds New Hampshire Campaign Event
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Donald Trump Charged in Florida Over Secret Documents Case
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre Holds Daily Media Briefing
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White House Denies Report That China Is Building a Spy Base on Cuba
Ukraine’s New Tanks Are Seen in Action as Counteroffensive Gets Underway
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Ukraine’s New Tanks Are Seen in Action as Counteroffensive Gets Underway
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Coalition Cracks May Not Stop Japan’s Kishida From Calling Early Vote
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Pentagon Readies New $2 Billion Ukraine Air Defense Package

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Spain’s Far-Left Not Enough To Save PM Sanchez’s Job, Poll Finds
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South Africa’s Ramaphosa Plans Call With China’s Xi Amid Furor Over Putin Warrant
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UK’s Wallace ‘Very Qualified’ to Be Next NATO Head, Biden Says
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Police Face ‘Biggest Crisis’ as Trust Eroded, UK Watchdog Says
Supreme Court Hears Cases This Week Involving Google And Twitter With Broad Speech Ramifications For The Internet
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Supreme Court Rejects GOP-Drawn Map That Would Limit Black Districts
How Democrats Lost Rural White Democrats
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Rural Voters Seek Economic Plans From Democrats They Gave Up On
President Biden Hosts UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
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Sunak Leaves US With Some Deals, But Not the Big Trade Prize

Bloomberg

Andy Mukherjee
How Do You End Sri Lanka’s Crisis? Ask the Bond Market
A lower public debt burden may pave the way for the island’s revival after last year’s default. Restructuring is getting needlessly delayed.
David Fickling
What Australia’s Wildfires Can — and Can’t — Teach a Smoky US
National disasters can sway voters. But the shift is often only slight.
Stephen L. Carter
Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Ruling Contains Hints for Affirmative Action
The justices’ majority opinion shows a healthy respect for precedent. Imagine that.
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Balance of Power Full Show (06/08/2023)

On Balance of Power, 06/08/23, Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) on wanting the Department of Justice to investigate Binance, and Admiral Mike Rogers, Former National Security Agency Director on the impact of geopolitics on investment. (Source: Bloomberg)

Donald Trump Indicted Over Classified Documents Case

Japan PM Kishida May Call for Early Vote Despite Coalition Cracks

Trump Says Attorneys Told He Has Been Indicted

Admiral Mike Rogers on Geopolitics & Global Investing

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What Trump’s Indictment Means for His 2024 Presidential Run
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Ukraine Recap: Biden Says He’s Confident US Will Give More Aid
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Biden, UK’s Sunak Agree to Launch Talks on Critical Minerals Pact
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Biden Wants to Keep Freeze on Global Allies Taxing Big US Tech Companies

Middle East

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Turkey Likely to Take Command of NATO-led Force in Kosovo
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Senate Democrats Demand Investigations Into PGA-LIV Golf Merger
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Turkey’s Simsek Promises ‘Credible Program’ for Economy
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South Africa Revives Gupta Extradition Bid After UAE Talks

Europe

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Ukraine Recap: Biden Says He’s Confident US Will Give More Aid
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McCarthy’s Feud With Conservatives Over Debt Ceiling Risks Havoc on Spending Bills
World
Four Young Children Critically Wounded in French Alps Knife Attack; Suspect Detained
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EU Strikes Tentative Deal on Asylum Rules After Years of Trying

Asia

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Imran Khan Defectors Form New Political Party in Latest Setback
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Philippines Isn’t Shifting Away From China, Marcos Says
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Europeans Reluctant to De-Risk From China, Survey Says
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China Lobbies EU Over Proposal to Punish Firms Supplying Russia

Africa

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Angola President Moves Central Bank Chief to Key Government Post
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South African Presidency Maps Out Vision to End Loadshedding
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South Africa Risks Losing $32 Billion on Russia Stance, Stanlib Says
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US Suspends Food Aid to Ethiopia After Probe Finds It’s Being Diverted or Sold