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Washington Post | Think what you want about Steve Bannon, but he's got a good point on China Washington Post President Trump's right-hand guy Steve Bannon has been called everything from a "mastermind" to a "racist, anti-Semite." Regardless of what you think of Bannon, he just made a very good point about China. "To me, the economic war with China is ... What Trump understands about white identity politics Investors Sell Stocks, Dollar on Fears Trump Agenda Is Foundering White House aides squirm at Trump's rhetoric but stay put |
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Spain No Stranger to Terrorist AttacksIslamist terrorism has exploded in Spain as it has around the world. But the country has a longer history with political violence. After Trump and Kim's Fiery Talk, South Korea Says There'll Be No WarSouth Korean President Moon Jae-in said: "I can confidently say there will not be a war again on the Korean Peninsula." Taliban Aims to Woo Women Through New MagazineThe Pakistani Taliban has circulated an English-language magazine that targets Muslim women, encouraging them to spread their message and support jihad. U.S. Signals Firepower to Russia With Romania DrillsThe 159th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron's 300 airmen have been running training missions across Europe this summer as part of Operation Atlantic Resolve. Police Kill Five Suspects After Spanish Terror AttacksA rental van plowed through a crowded pedestrian plaza in the heart of Barcelona on Thursday afternoon, and the perpetrator may be linked to separate attacks in another Spanish city, officials said. Navy Punishes Leadership of USS Fitzgerald Following Deadly CollisionThe United States Navy is punishing the leadership of a Navy destroyer following a collision off the coast of Japan that left seven sailors dead. 'Fear on Their Faces': Witnesses Describe Chaos of Barcelona Attack"There was this tidal wave of people screaming and running towards us," one witness told NBC News. Police Believe Thieves Steal Venezuela Zoo Animals to Eat ThemThe collapse of the country's economy has created chronic food shortages that have fueled malnutrition and left millions seeking food anywhere they can find it. Las Ramblas, Where Terror Attack Occurred, Teems With TouristsThe tree-lined main street is known as La Rambla, although the crisscrossing side streets has the strip collectively called Las Ramblas. When Vehicles Became a New Favorite Weapon for TerroristsThe use of cars, trucks, planes and other vehicles is growing in popularity as a means of inflicting terror. 'Excited' Malala Wins Place to Study at Oxford UniversityMalala Yousafzai, the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace, said Thursday she was "excited" after winning a place to study at Oxford University. Bannon: U.S. in Economic War With China, There's No Military Solution to North KoreaThe United States is in an economic war with China, U.S President Donald Trump's chief political strategist Steve Bannon has said. More Recent Articles |
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Van Hits Pedestrians in Deadly Barcelona Terror AttackThe Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack near Plaza de Cataluña and Las Ramblas in the Spanish city. Fatal Terror Attack in BarcelonaAt least 13 were killed and 80 injured when a van plowed into a crowd in Barcelona. The police have taken two people into custody. The Interpreter: As Vehicle Attacks Rise, an Ordinary Object Becomes an Instrument of FearA sense of menace becomes part of daily urban life if anything — even something as ubiquitous as a van — can be a weapon. Defiant, Trump Laments Assault on Culture and Revives a Bogus Pershing StoryPresident Trump returned to nativist themes, lamenting an assault on “culture,” reviving a bogus story about General John J. Pershing and attacking Republicans. The Case Some Executives Made for Sticking With TrumpAs the president’s advisory councils were disbanding, a few corporate chieftains made a case in terms of business self-interest, patriotism and pragmatism. ‘Antifa’ Grows as Left-Wing Faction Set to, Literally, Fight the Far RightRecent events in Charlottesville, Va., where white nationalists clashed with counterprotesters, have brought new attention to a coalition of radicals unafraid to scuffle with right-wing extremists. Confederate Leaders’ Descendants Say Statues Can Come DownGreat-great-grandchildren of Jefferson Davis, Stonewall Jackson and Robert E. Lee disagree with President Trump that moving Confederate monuments destroys American history and culture. After Backing Alt-Right in Charlottesville, A.C.L.U. Wrestles With Its RoleThe group’s defense of a planned rally in Virginia, before the violence, has parallels to its seminal role in a proposed neo-Nazi gathering in Skokie, Ill., in 1977. Mediator: Where Is the Line? Deadly Protest Forces Media to DecideIn the wake of a tragedy, the media universe is grappling with an issue it has avoided for years. James Murdoch Pledges $1 Million to Anti-Defamation League as Trump ProtestMr. Murdoch, the son of a frequent ally of President Trump’s, gave a candid statement, via email, against the white supremacist sentiment that swept through Virginia last weekend. Circling the Square of President Trump’s Relationship With RaceAs questions of racism increasingly dog the president, some point to his past, from dating a biracial woman to efforts to hang out publicly with African-American celebrities, to paint a different picture. Barcelona, Charlottesville, Robert E. Lee: Your Thursday Evening BriefingTop Two Officers on Navy Ship in Deadly Collision Off Japan to Be Relieved of DutiesThe ship, the destroyer Fitzgerald, collided with a cargo freighter in the middle of the night, killing seven sailors. Bannon and Dunford Remarks Muddle U.S. Strategy for North KoreaThe White House adviser’s blunt comments appeared to undercut the United States’ top military official, who sought to persuade China to get tough on Pyongyang. Bannon’s Dovish Side Emerges as He Contradicts Trump on North KoreaPresident Trump’s chief strategist has antagonized administration officials by espousing his rejection of a foreign policy that emphasizes American leadership abroad. Neil Gorsuch Speech at Trump Hotel Raises Ethical QuestionsSoon after Justice Gorsuch’s speech, the Supreme Court will hear a case about President Trump’s travel ban, and the hotel is at issue in other cases. Some Democrats See Tax Overhaul as a Path to Taxing CarbonTwo Senate Democrats are advocating a carbon tax plan that would cut the corporate tax rate as well as greenhouse gas emissions. Southwest Rises as 2018 Senate BattlegroundAs the region’s politics evolve, and as Republicans wrestle with internal divisions under President Trump, Democrats see a chance to pick up seats in Arizona and Nevada. How New Jersey Got 4,775 Guns BackAn M-16 and a sawed-off shotgun were among the nearly 5,000 guns collected at a two-day buyback event in New Jersey, where guns could be dropped off with no questions asked. The World’s Biggest Tech Companies Are No Longer Just AmericanChina’s Alibaba and Tencent have rocketed this year to become global investor darlings, inching up on Facebook and Amazon, as their sway in China grows. Caftans and Quivers: An Archery Competition 500 Years in the MakingDressed in ancient-style robes and clutching bows and arrows made of traditional materials, competitors at the Conquest Cup in Istanbul preserve Ottoman-style archery in a modern setting. Art Review: Editta Sherman’s Long Reign as ‘The Duchess of Carnegie Hall’Royalty photographs royalty in an exhibition of portraits by Ms. Sherman at the New-York Historical Society. Art Review: How Do You Paint an Eclipse? Work Fast in the DarkIn 1918, astronomers invited the artist Howard Russell Butler to record the last total solar eclipse to cross the continental United States. Settlement Reached in C.I.A. Torture CaseA lawsuit against two psychologists who helped devise the C.I.A.’s brutal interrogation program was an unusual effort to demand accountability for tactics adopted after Sept. 11. Indian Girl, 10, Who Was Raped and Denied an Abortion Gives BirthThe girl, who had been raped by an uncle, was told that she had a kidney stone that needed removal. She was under anesthesia while a cesarean section was performed. Bulletin board: Our Readers Call Us Out Over Bubble Tea. They Are Right.Ellen Pollock, our Business editor, responds to readers who voiced criticism over our recent story on bubble tea. Over One Million South Sudanese Flee From Violence to UgandaThe daily exodus of villagers escaping armed conflict, hunger and sexual violence prompted the U.N. refugee agency to urge international action. Joshua Wong and 2 Others Jailed in Hong Kong Over Pro-Democracy ProtestMr. Wong and two fellow leaders of the monthslong demonstrations in 2014 were jailed after the Beijing-backed government of Hong Kong pushed for harsher punishment. A Pocket Dial to a Reporter Costs a Court Spokesman His JobThe strange downfall of David Bookstaver, who mistakenly dialed a New York Post reporter, and then was overheard admitting he had a no-show job. Carmen de Lavallade, a Dance Legend, to Skip a White House ReceptionMs. de Lavallade will be honored by the Kennedy Center, but skip a reception at the White House after “socially divisive and morally caustic” remarks by “our current leadership.” Videos Show Ohio Police Officer Violently Arresting Black ManA Facebook video and dash cam footage show a police officer beating Richard Hubbard III after pulling him over. Trilobites: Researchers Offer Solution to Puzzle of Sea Snakes With Jet-Black SkinTurtle-headed sea snakes that live closer to humans develop darker skin, which may be like a pollution trap that they shed. How the Media Captured Charlottesville and Its AftermathA memorable photograph, a stunning video, a jaw-dropping news conference and more. The media’s coverage of recent events proved noteworthy itself. U.S. Army Crew and Pilots Missing After Helicopter Disappears in HawaiiThe Coast Guard was searching for five people who were aboard a Black Hawk helicopter in a training exercise. It was the third crash in about a month involving U.S. military aircraft. The New Health Care: Preventing Teen Suicide: What the Evidence ShowsLimiting access to guns, avoiding the glamorization of suicide and keeping teenagers connected would all help. Australian Senator Wears Burqa in Parliament to Push for BanThe move by Pauline Hanson, the leader of the anti-immigrant One Nation party, drew strong criticism, with one lawmaker denouncing it as “appalling.” Philippine Drug War Logs Deadliest Week Yet: 58 Killed in 3 DaysThe “one-time, big-time” raids in Manila and its suburbs show the police are “not relenting” in President Rodrigo Duterte’s violent, monthslong campaign. Malala Yousafzai, Shot by the Taliban, Is Going to OxfordThe Pakistani-born activist and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize made the announcement on Twitter. Eat: Oysters: A Love StoryFound: Oldest Known Photo of a U.S. President (Socks and All)A recently surfaced original daguerreotype taken in 1843 of John Quincy Adams will be auctioned at Sotheby’s in October. Review: ‘Patti Cake$,’ a Classic Striver’s Tale With a Hip-Hop BeatThis showbiz tale finds new talent in Danielle Macdonald, its star, and Geremy Jasper, its writer and director. More Recent Articles |
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