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Rebuilding US foreign policy after Trump
Following a stinging defeat for Republicans in the midterm elections driven by opposition to the Iran war and tariff policies, the incoming Congress is expected to attempt to restrain or reverse several of President Trump's foreign policy initiatives.
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Both outlets frame the piece as a look at how Trump has reshaped or is reshaping U.S. foreign policy, but they stress different angles. Democracy Now! foregrounds Jared Kushner and a reliance on family and close associates in the second administration, quoting Matthew Cole on that model, while The Hill focuses on a political backlash and says the incoming Congress is expected to try to restrain or reverse several Trump foreign policy initiatives.
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