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Trump’s twist on favorite acronym lumps Microsoft and Amazon into ‘MAGA’ with Google and Apple?

Trump had been frequently criticizing European nations for failing to meet the official annual defense spending target of two percent of gross domestic product (GDP) set by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

Tse said the Hong Kong police take every case very seriously and have zero-tolerance for all unlawful acts, vowing to make every effort to bring all offenders to justice. Since the past weekend, the Hong Kong police have arrested 26 people suspected of participating in serious violent incidents since June 9.

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Tsipras said he and his party are ready to strengthen inter-party exchanges with the Communist Party of China and continue to actively promote the development of Greece-China and Europe-China relations.

Trial program involving tens of thousands of consumers in Shenzhen during October gives public a rare chance to experience virtual payment method

Trump spoke about potential agenda items for 2018, including a call for a .5 trillion investment plan to renew the country's creaking transportation infrastructure.

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Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, or ACCC, would release in late July draft rules for the platforms to pay fair compensation for the journalistic content siphoned from news media.

Trump's campaign had a huge financial edge over Democratic nominee Joe Biden five months ago but that advantage has evaporated as the two are entering the final two-month stretch of the 2020 presidential election, the New York Times reported on Monday.

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Trump, who's seeking reelection and is trailing 2020 Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in polls, has been eager to get back to work and resume rallies.

Trump did not name the Republican congressmen, but he was apparently referring to the first two Republicans to endorse him in the GOP presidential primaries. Both were indicted on separate charges last month: Rep. Duncan Hunter of California on charges that included spending campaign funds for personal expenses and Rep. Chris Collins of New York on insider trading. Both have proclaimed their innocence.