News / MN Newsletter // October 31

October 31, 2019

News and Times Top stories - Google News: Dow and S&P 500 are guaranteed to rise at least another 5% in the next 2 months — if this 70-year-old pattern holds - MarketWatch Top stories - Google News: Fighting persists near Turkish border in Syria safe zone, Kurdish officials say - NBCNews.com Top stories - Google News: Jenelle Evans and David Eason Split as She Hints at Divorce - E! NEWS Top stories - Google News: Ford avoided a lengthy strike — thanks to GM - NBCNews.com Top stories - Google News: GOP operatives were behind Katie Hill's downfall - Los Angeles Times Top stories - Google News: Dow and S&P 500 are guaranteed to rise at least another 5% in the next 2 months — if this 70-year-old pattern holds - MarketWatch It’s the last day of October for stocks and the markets have enjoyed an anxiety-ridden climb toward all-time highs, but if this statistical trend for equity benchmarks holds up, there is much more room to run. read more Top stories - Google News: Fighting persists near Turkish border in Syria safe zone, Kurdish officials say - NBCNews.com ANTAKYA, Turkey — Heavy fighting has persisted in northeast Syria despite Turkey and Russia agreeing to jointly patrol areas along the Syrian border, according to Kurdish officials. read more Top stories - Google News: Jenelle Evans and David Eason Split as She Hints at Divorce - E! NEWS Jenelle Evans for E! News It's over between Jenelle Evans and David Eason, following months of drama. The former Teen Mom 2 star announced on her Instagram page on Thursday that she has filed papers to end their two-year marriage and that she and her children, including her and Eason's 2-year-old daughter Ensley, have moved away from him. read more Top stories - Google News: Ford avoided a lengthy strike — thanks to GM - NBCNews.com Just days after ending a six-week strike at General Motors, the United Automobile Workers union has reached a tentative settlement with the nation’s second-largest automaker, Ford Motor Co. read more Top stories - Google News: GOP operatives were behind Katie Hill's downfall - Los Angeles Times Kenneth Heslep’s divorce from Katie Hill had grown nasty by the time he told a podcaster in late September that he was ready to talk publicly about his split with the Democratic congresswoman. read more

Russia-2 News: Will Donald Trump be impeached? Latest news from the inquiry, explained Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty: Tajik Authorities Offer Only Limited Accreditation To RFE/RL Journalists Latest From the Wilson Center: Russian Emulation of Western Militaries: A Conversation with George F. Kennan Scholar Emmanuel Dreyfus "Russia Ukraine" - Google News: Trump's Russia Adviser Says He Was 'Not Concerned That Anything Illegal Was Discussed' in Ukraine Call - Newsweek "Ukraine" - Google News: Trump impeachment: Top security expert says he saw nothing illegal in Ukraine call - The Independent News: Will Donald Trump be impeached? Latest news from the inquiry, explained Mitt Romney is one of Mr Trump's most vocal critics within the Republican Party. He represents Utah, a state where the president is not popular, and does not face re-election until 2024, which gives him a licence to speak his mind on impeachment. read more Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty: Tajik Authorities Offer Only Limited Accreditation To RFE/RL Journalists The Tajik Foreign Ministry has partially renewed accreditation for seven journalists in RFE/RL’s Dushanbe bureau, but stopped short of providing the one-year extensions guaranteed under ministry regulations. read more Latest From the Wilson Center: Russian Emulation of Western Militaries: A Conversation with George F. Kennan Scholar Emmanuel Dreyfus We spoke with George F. Kennan Fellow Emmanuel Dreyfus, who analyzes the framework of military change to examine the 2008 Russian military reform, about his research at the Wilson Center. read more "Russia Ukraine" - Google News: Trump's Russia Adviser Says He Was 'Not Concerned That Anything Illegal Was Discussed' in Ukraine Call - Newsweek A top national security adviser on the infamous phone call between President Donald Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky told impeachment investigators Thursday he "was not concerned that anything illegal was discussed," according to his opening remarks reviewed by Newsweek. read more "Ukraine" - Google News: Trump impeachment: Top security expert says he saw nothing illegal in Ukraine call - The Independent A former top security official who was on the call between Donald Trump and the leader of Ukraine, has reportedly testified he saw nothing improper about the conversation. While Tim Morrison, who is standing down from the national security council, confirmed the US president had included a quid pro quo in his call with Volodymyr Zelenskiy, he said he thought it was troubling for Washington’s regional policy, rather than being inappropriate or illegal. read more

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