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【ＵＳＡ Mail
magazine from the White House 2018-04-20b 】
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President
Trump, Japan's Abe Agree to Intensify Trade Talks
“President Donald
Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Wednesday
they had agreed to intensify trade consultations between the
two longtime allies, with an aim to expand investment and trade
between their countries,” Steve Holland reports for Reuters.
“President Trump and I agreed to start talks for free, fair
and reciprocal trade deals,” Prime Minister Abe said at a
joint news conference with the President.
Holland notes that
President Trump “reaffirmed his desire at the news conference
to address trade imbalances with Japan, saying he preferred
one-on-one talks to negotiate a bilateral deal aimed at
trimming the U.S. trade deficit.”
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Christian Whiton writes
in The
Hill that “by essentially all accounts, Pompeo
performed extremely well as CIA director, managing and
reforming that sprawling bureaucracy and helping to defeat
ISIS, among other accomplishments.” Whiton adds that after
his successful meeting with North Korea, Director Pompeo has
“shown himself to be adept at tough diplomacy even without
the title and trappings of being secretary of State.”
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MarketWatch
reports that jobless claims fell to 232,000 this
month, according to the Department of Labor. Jeffry Bartash
writes that “the rate of layoffs in the U.S. fell slightly in
April and clung near a 45-year low, reflecting a booming jobs
market in which work is easy to find.”
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“The Trump
administration released $485 million worth of grants to states
and territories to combat the opioid epidemic, the second round
of grants aimed at curbing abuse,” Robert King reports for
the Washington
Examiner. “These funds will help support
evidence-based efforts at the state level to prevent misuse of
opioids in the first place, expand access to effective
treatment options for people in need and support recovery for
those who have prevailed,” Health and Human Services
Secretary Alex Azar said in a statement.
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