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Reverend Barry Lynn discusses the separation of church and state, Real Clear Politics' Tom Bevan discusses Republican efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act, Heritage Foundation's Bruce Klingner discusses North Korea's nuclear missile threat.

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On his first visit to Poland, President Trump delivered an address to a crowd gathered in the historic Krasinski Square in Warsaw, site of the 1944 uprising against the Nazis. He talked about the spirit of the Polish people and the enduring relationship they have with the U.S. and Europe. He also addressed the "age of terrorism" that continues to threaten the peace and stability in the West and called on Russia to end their "destabilizing activities" in Ukraine. In his speech, President Trump also said he stands firmly behind the collective NATO defense principle, Article 5, but warned that "words are easy" and Europe must do more. Prior to his speech, he particiapted in a wreath-laying ceremony with the Polish President and was later introduced by First Lady Melania Trump.

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President Trump and Polish President Andrzej Duda held a joint news conference in Warsaw following their meeting. President Trump answered questions regarding the possibility of future U.S. military intervention in North Korea, saying the situation needs to be closley monitored before acting. When asked about Russia's election interference, Mr. Trump stated he believes Russia and "people in other countries" interfered in the 2016 election.The president also remarked about recent controversy with CNN and said America needed fair press instead of "fake news."

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Supreme Court attorneys and reporters review the big cases from the Supreme Court 2016 term. The Heritage Foundation is hosting this discussion.

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The Center for Strategic and International Studies hosts a panel discussion about the domestic, military and economic policies impacting U.S.-China relations.

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President Trump and Polish President Andrzej Duda held a joint news conference in Warsaw following their meeting. President Trump answered questions regarding the possibility of future U.S. military intervention in North Korea, saying the situation needs to be closley monitored before acting. When asked about Russia's election interference, Mr. Trump stated he believes Russia and "people in other countries" interfered in the 2016 election.The president also remarked about recent controversy with CNN and said America needed fair press instead of "fake news."

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Former President Bill Clinton and German Chancellor Angela Merkel joined other European leaders at a memorial service at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France to honor the life and service of former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. The former leader died on June 16, 2017. Leaders reflected on how Mr. Kohl was instrumental in the the reunification of Germany and was credited for the modernization of the European Union. Helmut Kohl served as Germany's longest chancellor from 1982 to 1998. Other leaders including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Mr. Kohl's wife were also in attendance.

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Jay Powell, a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, stressed that Congress needs to make changes to housing finance policy, specifically government sponsored enterprises (GSEs) in order to prevent another bailout like in 2008 from occuring. Powell's comments came during remarks at the American Enterprise Institute. Mr. Powell also outlined recommendations including more private capital and competition.

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President Trump and Polish President Andrzej Duda held a joint news conference in Warsaw following their meeting. President Trump answered questions regarding the possibility of future U.S. military intervention in North Korea, saying the situation needs to be closley monitored before acting. When asked about Russia's election interference, Mr. Trump stated he believes Russia and "people in other countries" interfered in the 2016 election.The president also remarked about recent controversy with CNN and said America needed fair press instead of "fake news."

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On his first visit to Poland, President Trump delivered an address to a crowd gathered in the historic Krasinski Square in Warsaw, site of the 1944 uprising against the Nazis. He talked about the spirit of the Polish people and the enduring relationship they have with the U.S. and Europe. He also addressed the "age of terrorism" that continues to threaten the peace and stability in the West and called on Russia to end their "destabilizing activities" in Ukraine. In his speech, President Trump also said he stands firmly behind the collective NATO defense principle, Article 5, but warned that "words are easy" and Europe must do more. Prior to his speech, he particiapted in a wreath-laying ceremony with the Polish President and was later introduced by First Lady Melania Trump.

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Hillary Clinton spoke about women's roles in international politics at the ceremony for the 2017 Hillary Rodham Clinton Awards at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. She participated in bestowing the awards to four Colombians who helped in the years-long Colombian peace process which resulted in a ratified agreement in late November 2016.

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The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia held its third annual Freedom Day celebration examining the relationship between the Constitution and freedom. The event also marks the launch of the center's bi-partisan national commission looking at how founding father James Madison would view the current Congress, presidency, courts and the media. Speakers included legal scholars, journalists and appellate judges. The National Constitution Center Pesident & CEO Jeffrey Rosen moderated this event.

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President Trump and Polish President Andrzej Duda held a joint news conference in Warsaw following their meeting. President Trump answered questions regarding the possibility of future U.S. military intervention in North Korea, saying the situation needs to be closley monitored before acting. When asked about Russia's election interference, Mr. Trump stated he believes Russia and "people in other countries" interfered in the 2016 election.The president also remarked about recent controversy with CNN and said America needed fair press instead of "fake news."

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On his first visit to Poland, President Trump delivered an address to a crowd gathered in the historic Krasinski Square in Warsaw, site of the 1944 uprising against the Nazis. He talked about the spirit of the Polish people and the enduring relationship they have with the U.S. and Europe. He also addressed the "age of terrorism" that continues to threaten the peace and stability in the West and called on Russia to end their "destabilizing activities" in Ukraine. In his speech, President Trump also said he stands firmly behind the collective NATO defense principle, Article 5, but warned that "words are easy" and Europe must do more. Prior to his speech, he particiapted in a wreath-laying ceremony with the Polish President and was later introduced by First Lady Melania Trump.

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Hillary Clinton spoke about women's roles in international politics at the ceremony for the 2017 Hillary Rodham Clinton Awards at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. She participated in bestowing the awards to four Colombians who helped in the years-long Colombian peace process which resulted in a ratified agreement in late November 2016.

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The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia held its third annual Freedom Day celebration examining the relationship between the Constitution and freedom. The event also marks the launch of the center's bi-partisan national commission looking at how founding father James Madison would view the current Congress, presidency, courts and the media. Speakers included legal scholars, journalists and appellate judges. The National Constitution Center Pesident & CEO Jeffrey Rosen moderated this event.

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President Trump and Polish President Andrzej Duda held a joint news conference in Warsaw following their meeting. President Trump answered questions regarding the possibility of future U.S. military intervention in North Korea, saying the situation needs to be closley monitored before acting. When asked about Russia's election interference, Mr. Trump stated he believes Russia and "people in other countries" interfered in the 2016 election.The president also remarked about recent controversy with CNN and said America needed fair press instead of "fake news."

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On his first visit to Poland, President Trump delivered an address to a crowd gathered in the historic Krasinski Square in Warsaw, site of the 1944 uprising against the Nazis. He talked about the spirit of the Polish people and the enduring relationship they have with the U.S. and Europe. He also addressed the "age of terrorism" that continues to threaten the peace and stability in the West and called on Russia to end their "destabilizing activities" in Ukraine. In his speech, President Trump also said he stands firmly behind the collective NATO defense principle, Article 5, but warned that "words are easy" and Europe must do more. Prior to his speech, he particiapted in a wreath-laying ceremony with the Polish President and was later introduced by First Lady Melania Trump.

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Barry Lynn, Executive Director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, discusses the Supreme Court's handling of issues between church and state.

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Supreme Court attorneys and reporters reviewed the major cases from the Supreme Court 2016 term and previewed next term's travel ban case. Panelists discussed the high court's decision on trademarks, redistricting and the impact new Justice Neil Gorsuch may have on the Court. The new Supreme Court term begins on the first Monday in October. This discussion was hosted by the Heritage Foundation in Washington, DC.

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Public affairs events, congressional hearings, speeches, and interviews.