The statement follows the first direct talks between the former foes since the chaotic troop withdrawal in August.
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Texas abortion law foes target lawmakers’ corporate donors
The ads aim at AT&T, which donated more than $645,000 over the past two years to nearly 22 lawmakers who sponsored the measure. The company says it gave money to legislators on both sides.
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Biden says Senate filibuster change on debt a ‘real possibility’
But it seems highly unlikely, in part because all Democratic senators would need to be on board.
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Arizona ordered to stop using federal COVID money for anti-mask grants
The state is one of at least eight that have bans on mask requirements in public schools.
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Questions amid Hurricane Ida’s destruction: Stay? Move? How far?
People in south Louisiana are debating whether they want to relocate.
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Rich countries fall $10 billion short in climate finance pledges
They are seeking to reach or even exceed the $100 billion goal in 2022.
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Despite vaccines, school openings, some parents still agonize
Over 5.5 million children in the U.S. have tested positive for COVID-19 and millions of women have left the workforce over the burden of balancing child care and a job.
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Missouri man executed for killing 3 workers in 1994 robbery
The state moves ahead despite his attorney’s claims that doing so would violate the 8th Amendment, which prohibits executing intellectually disabled people.
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Australia won’t welcome foreign tourists until at least 2022
The news comes just days after the premier announced plans to allow vaccinated citizens and permanent residents to fly overseas from November for the first time since March 2020.
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David Letterman’s ‘Late Show’ announcer Alan Kalter dies at 78
He also also acted in sketches and delivered a comic one-liner after every show, as the logo for production company World Wide Pants flashed across the screen.