In a television appearance, Johnson is unable to produce the name of a single foreign leader he respects.
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Why it matters: Relations with Russia will be critical for next president
Hillary Clinton is wary of cooperating with Moscow, while Donald Trump advocates improved relations.
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Spark behind fabled soap operas dies at 93
Agnes Nixon created, wrote and produced long-running daytime shows, including “All My Children” and “One Life to Live.”
Posted inBusiness
Wells Fargo faces Justice Department sanction
The company may be fined $20 million for improperly repossessing cars owned by members of the military.
Posted inNews, Politics
Report: Trump spent money in Cuba during embargo
His campaign acknowledges he spent the money, but doesn’t admit he broke the embargo, in a report that could affect his chances in Florida.
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Navy’s new warships face rough start with engines
The Navy says several will be used as ‘test’ ships only, as two key senators question their overall efficacy.
Posted inNation & World
UN warns of ‘humanitarian catastrophe’ in besieged Aleppo
Syrian government forces continue to pound the eastern part of the city, where 320 civilians, including 100 children, have been killed in the last week.
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On subject of husband’s infidelities, Hillary Clinton has been there before
As a candidate who is attracting most of the women’s vote, she must walk a fine line in her response if Donald Trump, known for infidelities of his own, raises the subject.
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Maine substance abuse official charged with driving drunk
Joan Smyrski of Jefferson is associate director of the Maine Office of Substance Abuse.
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In risky attack, Trump invokes Bill Clinton’s infidelities
The Republican candidate’s critics say it all could backfire, elevating Clinton in the eyes of female voters and motivating her base.