Upcoming President Trump and Vladimir Putin Summit

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Upcoming President Trump and Vladimir Putin Summit

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After a tense NATO summit and an awkward, heavily protested UK visit, what sort of welcome can President Trump expect from Vladimir Putin in Helsinki? Also, a troubling U.N. report on American poverty. via Knit

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