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Trump Reportedly Plans To Fire DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen In Coming Weeks
Pelosi unveils plans to establish new House diversity office
WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi wants to establish a House diversity office to recruit and retain employees from different backgrounds to Capitol Hill as one of the first acts of the new Congress, according to a letter obtained Thursday by The Associated Press.
How To Help Trans, Nonbinary Communities Amid Reported Trump Policy Plans
Th Air Force Plans to Arm Stealth F-22s and F-35s with the Ultimate Weapon
IMF chief 'horrified' by Khashoggi case, still plans Saudi trip
IMF chief Christine Lagarde said Saturday she was “horrified” by reports about the fate of Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi but still plans to attend an economic meeting in Riyadh this month. As questions swirl over the fate of Khashoggi — a Saudi critic who has not been seen since he walked into the kingdom’s consulate in Istanbul on October 2 — some big business names and media outlets have pulled out of the Kingdom’s second Future Investment Initiative.
Planned Parenthood plans for a post-Roe future
Planned Parenthood plans for a post-Roe future
Missing Saudi writer had big plans for his troubled region
BEIRUT (AP) — The Saudi contributor to the Washington Post who went missing more than a week ago and is feared dead had major plans, including a string of new projects to promote inclusiveness and accountability lacking around the Arab world, his friends say.
Ford Plans Layoffs After $1 Billion Trump Tariff Hit
Italy's populists challenge EU with plans to boost deficit
After tussling with Economy Minister Giovanni Tria for weeks, the four-month old government on Thursday proposed a 2019 deficit that is, at 2.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), three times the previous administration’s target. The rub is that Italy has the largest debt among big European Union economies, at 131 percent of GDP, and it is under pressure from the EU to rein in spending amid fears it could sow the seeds of a new debt crisis in the euro zone. In a move certain to raise hackles with the European Commission, which monitors and enforces EU fiscal rules, the government sees the deficit remaining at 2.4 percent for the next three years, rather than progressively declining toward zero as the Commission’s recipe prescribes.
