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over accusations it was breaking sanctions by taking oil to Syria." State Department Announces New Human Rights Panel. EFTA00147500 The AP (7/8, Tucker) reports that the State Department announced yesterday that the Administration "will review the role of human rights in American foreign policy," an

onal piece of legislation aimed at a single person or group - as well as a potential invasion of privacy." Reuters (7/8, Borter) and Bloomberg (7/8, Davison, Clukey, 4.73M), among other news outlets, also reports on the implications of the new state law. DO) Seeks To Halt Suit Charging Trump With Profit

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on, 7.57M) similarly says in an editorial that the economy is strong and additional stimulus will harm, not hurt, further recovery. Bloomberg (7/23, Davison, Litvan, 4.73M), the Wall Street Journal (7/23, Restuccia, Duehren, Subscription Publication, 7.57M), The Hill (7/23, Carney, 2.98M), and 0 Roll C

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0s." The Hill (8/9, 5.69M) lays out "some of the key areas the newly released budget framework would approve spending for." Bloomberg (8/9, Dennis, Davison, 3.57M)says the plan "gives the Senate Finance Committee wide latitude to draft policies that would increase taxes on corporations and those making

sive force in Portland, a probe which was requested by the U.S. Attorney for the District of Oregon in addition to House Democrats." The AP (7/23, Tucker, Long) reports that "local authorities in both cities have complained that the presence of federal agents have exacerbated tensions on the streets,

on, 7.57M) similarly says in an editorial that the economy is strong and additional stimulus will harm, not hurt, further recovery. Bloomberg (7/23, Davison, Litvan, 4.73M), the Wall Street Journal (7/23, Restuccia, Duehren, Subscription Publication, 7.57M), The Hill (7/23, Carney, 2.98M), and CQ Roll