LETTER: Joe Biden’s rope-a-dope
For the good of the country, Mr. Biden stepped aside. I pray history will show he pulled off the greatest “rope-a-dope” since Muhammad Ali’s 1974 defeat of George Foreman.
For the good of the country, Mr. Biden stepped aside. I pray history will show he pulled off the greatest “rope-a-dope” since Muhammad Ali’s 1974 defeat of George Foreman.
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I would urge the FBI’s Public Corruption Division to take a hard look at such lack of oversight and supervision by this publicly elected body.
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A combination of the highest bond yields in a generation and a desire to cut risk elsewhere in their portfolios has investors pouring record amounts of money into both indexed and actively managed bond funds.
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Royal Philips’s earnings exceeded expectations and the company’s order intake turned positive for the first time in two years, lifting shares 14.6% in Amsterdam.
Shares in Heineken fell 10% after the Dutch brewer reported weaker-than-expected earnings and wrote down the value of a big investment in China.
The U.K. government dropped plans by its predecessor for a retail sale of its remaining stake in NatWest, the bank it rescued during the 2008-09 financial crisis.
Thousands of Venezuelans marched toward the presidential palace to protest strongman Nicolás Maduro’s claim that he had won the presidential election, as opposition leaders said they had overwhelming evidence of fraud and it was being shared with foreign governments and that it was being shared with foreign governments.
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Biden called for a constitutional amendment overturning the Supreme Court’s recent decision awarding former presidents immunity for crimes they commit while in office, and endorsed proposals for a mandatory ethics code and 18-year term limit for justices.