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Politico congressional reporter Anthony Adragna previews the week ahead in Congress and Alliance for American Manufacturing President Scott Paul discusses the state of the manufacturing sector in the U.S.

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U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel and Japanese Ambassador to the U.S. Shigeo Yamada preview Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's official visit to the United States.

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U.S. Ambassador to NATO Julianne Smith and foreign policy analysts commemoratethe 75th anniversary of NATO at GeorgetownUniversity.

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Axios political reporter Erin Doherty discussed the latest in the 2024 presidential campaign.

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Politico Congressional Reporter Anthony Adragna discussed the week ahead in Congress.

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that any Chinese entity found to have aided Russia with resources for its war against Ukraine is subject to "significant consequences" or "sanctions by the United States." Her remarks came in a briefing to reporters following four days of talks with top Chinese officials. The secretary also highlighted the importance of a healthy economic relationship between the U.S and China but expressed concerns, particularly in how U.S. jobs could be lost due to Chinese macroeconomic imbalances that she said have been "aggravated by large-scale government support in specific industrial sectors." Following her remarks the secretary took questions from reporters.

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Japanese automobile and trade stakeholders discussed U.S.-Japan economic relations at an event hosted by the Hudson Institute. They spoke about collaboration between the U.S. and Japan and covered a variety of topics including economic security, community development, and infrastructure investments.

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Solar eclipse moves across the U.S.; Donald Trump says abortion policy should be left to each state; President Biden unveils new student debt relief plan; Israel says a date is set to enter Rafah; Treasury Sec Yellen warns against cheap Chinese imports.

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Solar eclipse inspires awe as it moves across the U.S.; Donald Trump says abortion policy should be left to each state; President Biden in Wisconsin unveils new student debt relief plan; Senate back after recess to take up Homeland Security Secretary impeachment articles; Israel says a date is set for entry into Rafah to eliminate Hamas fighters; Treasury Secretary Yellen in China says U.S. will not accept another flood of inexpensive Chinese imports that threat U.S. manufacturers; preview of Japanese Prime Minister's official visit to U.S.

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"I will never stop to deliver student debt relief to hard working Americans," President Biden said in Madison, Wisconsin where he announced a new relief plan targeting high accrued interest on millions of borrowers' balances. His plan would cancel up to $20,000 of interest for roughly 20 million borrowers. President Biden said the administration intends to implement the plan this Fall.

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that any Chinese entity found to have aided Russia with resources for its war against Ukraine is subject to "significant consequences" or "sanctions by the United States." Her remarks came in a briefing to reporters following four days of talks with top Chinese officials. The secretary also highlighted the importance of a healthy economic relationship between the U.S and China but expressed concerns, particularly in how U.S. jobs could be lost due to Chinese macroeconomic imbalances that she said have been "aggravated by large-scale government support in specific industrial sectors." Following her remarks the secretary took questions from reporters.

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Julianne Smith, the U.S. ambassador to NATO, spoke about the alliance's importance to the U.S. and internationally as it celebrates its 75th anniversary. The ambassador also discussed NATO's recent expansion to add new members - Sweden and Finland - as the Russia-Ukraine War continues. NATO was established in April 1949 following World War II. The security alliance with members including the U.S. and other members states agree to defend each other in an attack by a non-NATO member. The Georgetown University Center for Security Studies hosted this conversation with Ambassador Smith and other experts and historians to mark NATO's anniversary.

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Axios political reporter Erin Doherty discussed the latest in the 2024 presidential campaign.

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Solar eclipse inspires awe as it moves across the U.S.; Donald Trump says abortion policy should be left to each state; President Biden in Wisconsin unveils new student debt relief plan; Senate back after recess to take up Homeland Security Secretary impeachment articles; Israel says a date is set for entry into Rafah to eliminate Hamas fighters; Treasury Secretary Yellen in China says U.S. will not accept another flood of inexpensive Chinese imports that threat U.S. manufacturers; preview of Japanese Prime Minister's official visit to U.S.

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Solar eclipse inspires awe as it moves across the U.S.; Donald Trump says abortion policy should be left to each state; President Biden in Wisconsin unveils new student debt relief plan; Senate back after recess to take up Homeland Security Secretary impeachment articles; Israel says a date is set for entry into Rafah to eliminate Hamas fighters; Treasury Secretary Yellen in China says U.S. will not accept another flood of inexpensive Chinese imports that threat U.S. manufacturers; preview of Japanese Prime Minister's official visit to U.S.

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Former President Trump spoke about abortion policy. He made the remarks on his soical media platform Truth Social.

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"I will never stop to deliver student debt relief to hard working Americans," President Biden said in Madison, Wisconsin where he announced a new relief plan targeting high accrued interest on millions of borrowers' balances. His plan would cancel up to $20,000 of interest for roughly 20 million borrowers. President Biden said the administration intends to implement the plan this Fall.

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that any Chinese entity found to have aided Russia with resources for its war against Ukraine is subject to "significant consequences" or "sanctions by the United States." Her remarks came in a briefing to reporters following four days of talks with top Chinese officials. The secretary also highlighted the importance of a healthy economic relationship between the U.S and China but expressed concerns, particularly in how U.S. jobs could be lost due to Chinese macroeconomic imbalances that she said have been "aggravated by large-scale government support in specific industrial sectors." Following her remarks the secretary took questions from reporters.

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U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel and Japanese Ambassador to the U.S. Shigeo Yamada previewed Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's official visit to the United States. They highlighted the significance of the visit, the first from Japan in almost a decade, and discussed the importance of fostering U.S.-Japan relations. Points of discussion included collaboration on defense technology and space programs, building relationships with South Korea, Philippines, and Australia, and how both countries have provided assistance in Ukraine.

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Julianne Smith, the U.S. ambassador to NATO, spoke about the alliance's importance to the U.S. and internationally as it celebrates its 75th anniversary. The ambassador also discussed NATO's recent expansion to add new members - Sweden and Finland - as the Russia-Ukraine War continues. NATO was established in April 1949 following World War II. The security alliance with members including the U.S. and other members states agree to defend each other in an attack by a non-NATO member. The Georgetown University Center for Security Studies hosted this conversation with Ambassador Smith and other experts and historians to mark NATO's anniversary.

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The Georgetown University Center for Security Studies hosted a conference to mark NATO's 75th anniversary and its historical security significance for the U.S. and the world. NATO was established in April 1949 following World War II. The security alliance with members including the U.S. and other members states broadly agreed to defend each other in an attack by a non-NATO country. In this panel discussion, panelists focused on NATO's deterrence role.

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Former President Trump spoke about abortion policy. He made the remarks on his soical media platform Truth Social.

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"I will never stop to deliver student debt relief to hard working Americans," President Biden said in Madison, Wisconsin where he announced a new relief plan targeting high accrued interest on millions of borrowers' balances. His plan would cancel up to $20,000 of interest for roughly 20 million borrowers. President Biden said the administration intends to implement the plan this Fall.

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that any Chinese entity found to have aided Russia with resources for its war against Ukraine is subject to "significant consequences" or "sanctions by the United States." Her remarks came in a briefing to reporters following four days of talks with top Chinese officials. The secretary also highlighted the importance of a healthy economic relationship between the U.S and China but expressed concerns, particularly in how U.S. jobs could be lost due to Chinese macroeconomic imbalances that she said have been "aggravated by large-scale government support in specific industrial sectors." Following her remarks the secretary took questions from reporters.

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U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel and Japanese Ambassador to the U.S. Shigeo Yamada previewed Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's official visit to the United States. They highlighted the significance of the visit, the first from Japan in almost a decade, and discussed the importance of fostering U.S.-Japan relations. Points of discussion included collaboration on defense technology and space programs, building relationships with South Korea, Philippines, and Australia, and how both countries have provided assistance in Ukraine.

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The Georgetown University Center for Security Studies hosted a conference to mark NATO's 75th anniversary and its historical security significance for the U.S. and the world. NATO was established in April 1949 following World War II. The security alliance with members including the U.S. and other members states broadly agreed to defend each other in an attack by a non-NATO country. In this panel discussion, panelists focused on NATO's deterrence role.

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that any Chinese entity found to have aided Russia with resources for its war against Ukraine is subject to "significant consequences" or "sanctions by the United States." Her remarks came in a briefing to reporters following four days of talks with top Chinese officials. The secretary also highlighted the importance of a healthy economic relationship between the U.S and China but expressed concerns, particularly in how U.S. jobs could be lost due to Chinese macroeconomic imbalances that she said have been "aggravated by large-scale government support in specific industrial sectors." Following her remarks the secretary took questions from reporters.

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Former President Trump spoke about abortion policy. He made the remarks on his soical media platform Truth Social.

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"I will never stop to deliver student debt relief to hard working Americans," President Biden said in Madison, Wisconsin where he announced a new relief plan targeting high accrued interest on millions of borrowers' balances. His plan would cancel up to $20,000 of interest for roughly 20 million borrowers. President Biden said the administration intends to implement the plan this Fall.

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