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The Trump-Cohen Catfight
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The Trump-Cohen Catfight

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President Trump, right, shakes hands with Spain's King Felipe VI, left, at the beginning of their meeting in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington on Tuesday.
Energy and Environment

Trump talks energy security with king of Spain

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At the World Cup, Cristiano Ronaldo makes himself a doubled-edged enemy of Spain
Beltway Confidential

At the World Cup, Cristiano Ronaldo makes himself a doubled-edged enemy of Spain

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Portuguese soccer players play during Portugal's official training on the eve of the group B match between Portugal and Spain at the 2018 soccer World Cup in the Fisht Stadium in Sochi, Russia, on Thursday.
Beltway Confidential

Portugal and Spain’s World Cup rivalry evokes a historic conflict 256 years ago

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ICE agents take break from enforcing immigration laws, discover 500-year-old Christopher Columbus letter
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ICE agents take break from enforcing immigration laws, discover 500-year-old Christopher Columbus letter

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The Euro Isn’t Dead (Yet)
Politics

The Euro Isn’t Dead (Yet)

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Donald Trump Jr. talks to reporters while campaigning for his father.
News

Trump Jr. should be ‘very concerned’ about wiretapped conversations of Putin ally he met, says top Spanish prosecutor

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The WikiLeaks founder called it a constitutional violation.
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WikiLeaks: Julian Assange ‘gagged and isolated’ by Ecuador’s president

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During a Senate Banking Committee hearing, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told proponents of S. 2155, which is expected to be considered next week, that it wouldn't lessen Fed oversight of those global banks. The bill would loosen some of the tougher Dodd-Frank requirements for banks with between $50 billion in assets and $250 billion in assets, a provision meant to provide relief to larger regional banks. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
Economy

Democrats insist Dodd-Frank relief bill would loosen rules for foreign megabanks

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Scots voted to remain British just over three years ago. That vote, all sides agreed in advance, would settle the issue for a generation. But when Britain voted to leave the European Union shortly afterwards, the leader of the Scottish government, Nicola Sturgeon, thought she saw an opportunity to reopen the issue, because Scotland, unlike England and Wales, had voted to stay in.
Columnists

Daniel Hannan: Put out more flags

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