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Dc5m United States Music in English Created at 2016-11-15 Announcement DC5m United States music in english 20 articles, created at 2016-11-15 06:11 articles set mostly positive rate 8.9 1 0.5 Obama heads to Europe with upbeat message on Trump (15.99/16) The last time President Barack Obama took questions from reporters abroad, he dismissed Donald Trump as an "unqualified" peddler of "wacky ideas," expressing confidence during his September swing through Asia that voters would ultimately reject the candidate who ran so vocally against his own agenda. 2016-11-14 18:09 8KB rss.cnn.com 2 0.8 W. Va. mayor retweets comment Michelle Obama an 'Ape in heels' CHARLESTON, W. Va. — The director of a West Virginia development group and a (5.25/16) mayor are under scrutiny after a racist post about first lady Michelle Obama caused a backlash and prompted calls on social media for both women to be fired. 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Chief Other financial regulators are expected to follow suit, giving the Trump administration (2.15/16) an opening to shift the government’s approach to policing the industry. 2016-11-14 18:11 9KB www.nytimes.com 5 0.4 'Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812' Review Josh Groban and newcomer Denée Benton head the ensemble of writer-composer (2.05/16) Dave Malloy's wildly imaginative musical retelling of a chapter of 'War and Peace.' 2016-11-14 21:00 12KB feedproxy.google.com 6 0.4 Hundreds Of Hateful Incidents Reported After Trump's Victory : The Two-Way : NPR (0.18/16) Students in Michigan chant "build a wall" at classmates; in Los Angeles they taunt a child about deportation. 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Celebs like Hilary Duff and Kourtney Kardashian are beating the cooler temps by taking off on vacation. 2016-11-14 18:43 1KB www.aol.com 20 9.6 Fake Kelly Khumalo pregnancy causes a stir A satire news site has caused a stir after claiming that Kelly Khumalo is pregnant with fellow musician Khaya Mthethwa's child. 2016-11-14 18:40 1KB www.timeslive.co.za Articles DC5m United States music in english 20 articles, created at 2016-11-15 06:11 1 /20 0.5 Obama heads to Europe with upbeat message on Trump (15.99/16) Now, as he departs for his final scheduled overseas trip as president, Obama faces an altogether different scenario: Trump is his successor, and instead of a cheering farewell tour, he's embarking upon a reassurance mission for deeply shaken foreign allies. At stops in Greece, Germany and Peru, Obama will be left explaining the US election results to foreign counterparts whose anxieties about Trump he's been fueling for more than a year by denouncing Trump from podiums across the globe. Obama must now convince foreign governments and populations that the future isn't as bleak as he once predicted. Speaking from the White House briefing room before he departed, an upbeat Obama insisted that he would deliver a message of confidence in the future of transatlantic ties during his talks this week. "There is enormous continuity beneath the day-to-day news that makes us that indispensable nation when it comes to maintaining order and promoting prosperity around the world. That will continue," Obama said, describing Trump as having "expressed a great interest in maintaining our strategic relationships. " In fact, he claimed that the President-elect had voiced a change in viewpoint during their Oval Office meeting last week on a key multinational issue. "One of the messages I will be able to deliver is his commitment to NATO and the transatlantic alliance," Obama said. "One of the most important functions I can serve at this stage during this trip is to let them know that there is no weakening of resolve when it comes to America's commitment to maintaining a strong and robust NATO relationship and a recognition that those alliances aren't just good for Europe, they're good for the United States. And they're vital for the world. " Aides said Obama would confront the election results directly in public remarks and in private conversations with leaders as the core aspects of his foreign policy legacy now appear in question. Indeed, with right-wing nationalist movements gain steam in capitals across Europe and the world, Obama faces the daunting task of plotting a way forward with a liberal alliance that now appears more fractured than ever. But Obama will also stress his view that Trump must be given every chance to succeed when he assumes office in January, a message Obama voiced in the Rose Garden the day following the election and again during his meeting with Trump in the Oval Office on Thursday. "This office is bigger than any one person and that's why ensuring a smooth transition is so important," Obama told journalists at the White House. That will not be an easy message to relay in Europe, where leaders were worried merely at the bombastic rhetoric on the campaign trail, let alone the prospects of Trump in the White House. The President-elect has repeatedly questioned core transatlantic and transpacific principles, including suggesting the US would no longer provide a defense umbrella for Japan and South Korea as well as expressing skepticism toward NATO.
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