White House looks to put Trump stamp on G-7
WASHINGTON (AP) — Get on board, world.
That’s the message from the White House as it starts shaping plans for next year’s Group of Seven summit in Florida.
Rolling back government regulation is in. So is energy production. Russian President Vladimir Putin could be as well. Meanwhile, climate change is most definitely out.
Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney this week outlined the priorities the administration would like America’s strongest allies to tackle whe
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