“U.S. launches new wave of sanctions against Iran” as White House's “oil math doesn’t add up in Hormuz,” The Wall Street Journal says on Tuesday’s front page.
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“‘Nixonmaxxing’ young conservatives seem intent on repairing the disgraced former president’s reputation,” considering him a “victim of Washington machinations,” says Lee Huebner.
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The meeting of House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner points to the White House’s concerns about losing majority control in the midterms
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“U.S., Canada spiral toward trade war,” The Wall Street Journal says on Monday’s front page.
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The country’s technocratic, top-down culture allows it to make long-term plans to dominate certain sectors of manufacturing.
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Helicopters are often “vital tools,” and “there are many diligent, safety-conscious operators of helicopters that serve tourists,” says the Chicago Tribune editorial board.
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