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U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón, who is known for work that explores the human connection to the natural world, is crafting a new poem dedicated to NASA’s Europa Clipper mission.

>> todd: a routine traffic stop near del rio, texas turning into a high-speed chase. watch this. officers attempt to pullover that jeep, three migrants bail and run toward the brush and the driver plows ahead, plowing through a red light, nearly colliding with another car head on. the driver and passenger ditching the vehicle and fleeing on foot before being apprehended by troopers. the driver is just 16 years old and been charged with evading arrest and smuggling. and kamala harris will head to...

Yeah, i think your calculations were that if these rival trading blocs emerge, it could cost the world roughly 5% of global gdp. thats an extraordinary figure. the problem youve got right now is that the mechanisms that exist here at the wto to try and enforce fair trade policy across the world, the mechanisms are paralysed, and theyre paralysed chiefly because the united states has for years now refused to allow the appointment of newjudges to your appeals body. and without those judges, the ap...

Secondly, if the world fragments into separate trading blocs, weve actually done work here at the wto that shows it to be extremely costly for the world. yeah, i think your calculations were that if these rival trading blocs emerge, it could cost the world roughly 5% of global gdp. thats an extraordinary figure. the problem youve got right now is that the mechanisms that exist here at the wto to try and enforce fair trade policy across the world, the mechanisms are paralysed, and theyre paralyse...

Thats an extraordinary figure. the problem youve got right now is that the mechanisms that exist here at the wto to try and enforce fair trade policy across the world, the mechanisms are paralysed, and theyre paralysed chiefly because the united states has for years now refused to allow the appointment of newjudges to your appeals body. and without those judges, the appeals body cannot work. and without the appeals body, you, as the arbiter of global trade, cannot properly function. how are you ...

Shows it to be extremely costly for the world. yeah, i think your calculations were that if these rival trading blocs emerge, it could cost the world roughly 5% of global gdp. thats an extraordinary figure. the problem youve got right now is that the mechanisms that exist here at the wto to try and enforce fair trade policy across the world, the mechanisms are paralysed, and theyre paralysed chiefly because the united states has for years now refused to allow the appointment of newjudges to your...

The mechanisms are paralysed, and theyre paralysed chiefly because the united states has for years now refused to allow the appointment of newjudges to your appeals body. and without those judges, the appeals body cannot work. and without the appeals body, you, as the arbiter of global trade, cannot properly function. how are you going to get out of this problem? stephen, i disagree, so let me share with you what is happening. it is true that our two—tier dispute settlement system has a panel ...

Asking, how could president biden have had classified documents from his time as vice president without knowing? well, im here to tell you, it is actually more plausible than you might think. are you ready to get into the weeds? okay, so, the president and the vice president, they both have staff secretaries. and basically, the staff secretarys job is to be the arbiter of the documents that go to and come from each of their principles. and the final days of his vice president see, then vice pres...