Foreign policy dominates Biden’s agenda before the first debate: From the Politics Desk
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Foreign policy dominates Biden’s agenda before the first debate: From the Politics Desk

Politics tamfitronics Welcome to the online version ofFrom the Politics Deskan evening newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the campaign trail, the White House and Capitol Hill.In today’s edition, chief White House correspondent Peter Alexander recaps President Joe Biden's big foreign policy push before the first debate. Plus, politics managing editor Amanda Terkel dives into the often emotional fundraising appeals from Donald Trump's campaign.Sign up to receive this newsletter in your inbox every weekday here.Foreign policy dominates Biden’s agenda before the first debateBy Peter AlexanderWe’re now two weeks away from the first general election presidential debateand we’re also just days removed from the guilty verdicts against Donald Trump and Hunter Biden.But if there’s been a set of issues that have dominated President Joe Biden’s time and schedule...
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America is divided, but these cars unite us
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America is divided, but these cars unite us

Politics tamfitronics Vintage 1965 Chevrolet Corvair convertible at Belmont ParkPhoto: Dünzlullstein bild (Getty Images)Image: KiaHear me out:You want a car that gets relatively good mileage, is relatively reliable, has enough cargo room for a family of 5 or 10+ bags of soil (sorry, Cybertruck), is quirky for the kids, easy for the olds to get in and out of, and is relatively inexpensive to buy and maintain.From Gin and PanicThe 2nd gen Dodge Charger:And yes, the ‘69 is the best looking of the three 2nd gens.Recognized as a styling masterpiece from the very beginning. The ‘68 sold seven times the number of Chargers that the ‘67 moved.All-time best movie car chase—the Bullitt editing Oscar is the proof. Universal’s all-time moneymaker is the Fast & Furious franchise—Vin Diesel always drives a 2nd gen in the...
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Don’t Leave Politics For Politicians Alone
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Don’t Leave Politics For Politicians Alone

Politics tamfitronics Nigeria's Vice President, Kashim Shettima has called for collaboration between the government and business leaders to enable a thriving economy.According to Shettima, politics is too important to be left to the politicians alone, and enterprises that define the economy are too important to be left to the businessmen alone to develop, hence the need for strategic collaboration.The Vice President made the submission on Friday while speaking at a gathering of top industrialists at the Heirs Holdings Group Directors’ Annual Summit Dinner in Abuja.He called for synergy, open dialogue, shared insights, and collaborative work between the government and business sectors to develop solutions tailored towards Nigeria’s realities.“Politics is too important to be left to the politicians, and enterprises that define our economic destination are too important to be left to the businessmen alone to...
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