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Outsiders take power in Trump’s Washington
By Niall Stanage People once confined to the political fringes will be at the center of power in Donald Trump’s White House. Liberals and even some moderate Republicans are shuddering at the prospect. But it is a source of delight among conservatives who believe the GOP establishment has drifted too far from its core principles. Of the people tapped so far by President-elect Trump, only one — Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus — is identified with the party’s mainstream. Priebus will be chief of staff in the Trump White House. The other names tapped for important positions are outsiders,… View Article
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UK Researchers: Tax Food to Reduce Climate Change
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US Should Cooperate with Russia, ‘Not Try and Punch It in the Nose’
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Trump Presidency Poised to Defuse Risks of World War
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Trump Administration: Why ‘Doves’ and ‘Hawks’ Locked in the ‘Same Cage’
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Moscow to Respond to Bern’s Explanations Over Jets Tracking Russian Gov’t Plane
click here for moreDesire for freedom elected Trump, not fear
by Steve Jordahl The vote to elect Donald Trump to become the 45th President of the United States has been characterized by the Democrats and much of the media as the uprising of an angry and fearful America against the Washington establishment, but is contended that what they are missing is what people were actually voting for. President Barack Obama gave his analysis of the November 8th election in a press conference in Greece on Tuesday. He told reporters that the economic recovery was difficult. “[The election results] left fear and anxiety in a lot of people,” the president expressed…. View Article
click here for moreMan dissolves in Yellowstone Park hot spring pool
A 23-year-old man in the US accidentally fell into a hot spring at Yellowstone National Park and died, literally dissolved in the boiling acidic waters, according to a report made public Thursday. Colin Nathaniel Scott, of Oregon, had gone to the park in Wyoming with his sister last June to “hot pot” or soak in the thermal pools. He slipped and fell in as his sister filmed the accident on her cellphone, according to a report of the incident obtained from park officials by local news channel KULR under a freedom-of-information request. The report said the incident happened on June… View Article
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