News / MN Newsletter // October 23

October 23, 2019

News and Times Saved Stories - None: Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election — that's a fact, not a conspiracy theory - Washington Examiner Saved Stories - None: Ukraine Knew Trump Was Freezing Aid Over Biden, New York Times Reports Saved Stories - None: Stricter laws are needed to benefit the country, not the politicians - The Altamont Enterprise Saved Stories - None: "Elections 2016 Investigation" - Google News: Pentagon’s Ukraine expert resumes impeachment testimony after Republican protest causes 5-hour delay - The Washington Post Saved Stories - None: Most voters: Obama WH illegally tried to bump Trump - OneNewsNow Saved Stories - None: Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election — that's a fact, not a conspiracy theory - Washington Examiner Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election — that's a fact, not a conspiracy theory Washington Examiner Saved Stories - None more › Saved Stories - None: Ukraine Knew Trump Was Freezing Aid Over Biden, New York Times Reports Ukrainian officials knew for months that President Donald Trump was withholding key military aid to their country over demands that Ukraine investigate Trump’s political rival and 2020 candidate Joe Biden, The New York Times reported on Wednesday. more › Saved Stories - None: Stricter laws are needed to benefit the country, not the politicians - The Altamont Enterprise To the Editor: This letter is in response to George Pratt’s Oct. 10 letter in support of Donald Trump [“Politicians intended to globalize our government”]. Mr. Pratt admits that he is “not particularly fond” of Trump. more › Saved Stories - None: "Elections 2016 Investigation" - Google News: Pentagon’s Ukraine expert resumes impeachment testimony after Republican protest causes 5-hour delay - The Washington Post The demonstration marked the latest attempt by Republicans to discredit the probe into whether Trump ordered the hold on military aid to pressure Ukraine’s new president, Volodymyr Zelensky, into launching investigations that would benefit Trump politically. more › Saved Stories - None: Most voters: Obama WH illegally tried to bump Trump - OneNewsNow Most voters: Obama WH illegally tried to bump Trump OneNewsNow Saved Stories - None more ›

Russia-2 Voice of America - English: Ghana Loses $190 Million US Grant Over Cancelled Power Contract Voice of America - English: PM Conte Defends Italy's Intelligence Contacts With US Voice of America - English: Serbia's Besieged N1 Broadcaster Blames President for Harassment Voice of America - English: Kurdish Dreams Fade After Russia-Turkey Deal Ends Fighting Voice of America - English: Survey: American Drivers Warming to Self-Driving Cars Voice of America - English: Ghana Loses $190 Million US Grant Over Cancelled Power Contract The United States has cancelled $190 million in grants to Ghana under the "Power Africa" initiative in response to the Ghanaian government's termination of a contract with a private utility provider, the U.S. more › Voice of America - English: PM Conte Defends Italy's Intelligence Contacts With US MILAN, ITALY - Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte said Wednesday U.S. Attorney General William Barr was seeking information about the activities of FBI agents assigned to Italy in his meetings with Italian intelligence officials this summer. more › Voice of America - English: Serbia's Besieged N1 Broadcaster Blames President for Harassment The executive producer of Serbia's privately owned N1TV channel says the nation's president is to blame for a recent campaign of harassment targeting the broadcaster and journalists throughout the country. more › Voice of America - English: Kurdish Dreams Fade After Russia-Turkey Deal Ends Fighting A mournful song was heard on the streets of Qameshli on Wednesday, as about a hundred people rallied in support of northeastern Syrian Kurdish forces. The fighting is over along the Syrian border with Turkey, for now, but no one we spoke to could picture what will happen next. more › Voice of America - English: Survey: American Drivers Warming to Self-Driving Cars About 40% of adult Americans drivers are leaning more to buying self-driving cars in the future as they look to snack, chat on their phone or catch up on email while the car drives itself, a survey by Adobe Analytics showed on Wednesday. more ›

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