| Trump’s Putin meeting showed his naiveté, Trump-Putin’s meeting was overhyped, Why Donald Trump Jr.’s handling of Russian lawyer meeting makes things worse, Has China lost its grip on Hong Kong youth?, After Mosul, Islamic State remains a threat Posted: 22 Jul 2017 03:00 AM PDT ![Trump's Putin meeting showed his naiveté, Trump-Putin's meeting was overhyped, Why Donald Trump Jr.'s handling of Russian lawyer meeting makes things worse, Has China lost its grip on Hong Kong youth?, After Mosul, Islamic State remains a threat]( "Trump's Putin meeting showed his naiveté, Trump-Putin's meeting was overhyped, Why Donald Trump Jr.'s handling of Russian lawyer meeting makes things worse, Has China lost its grip on Hong Kong youth?, After Mosul, Islamic State remains a threat") "The meeting between US president Donald Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit ... confirmed the expected naivete of the American president. "I did not know whether to laugh or cry when Trump and Putin announced they wanted to set up a cyber security unit, so that election-tampering cybercrimes were 'under control'. "After so much hype ..., the meeting between U.S. President Donald J. Trump and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin ... [at the G20 summit in Hamburg] turned out to be much ado about nothing...," writes Thérèse Margolis.
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| Readers write: Mealtime memories, prisoner empathy, violence and children Posted: 22 Jul 2017 03:00 AM PDT ![Readers write: Mealtime memories, prisoner empathy, violence and children]( "Readers write: Mealtime memories, prisoner empathy, violence and children") Recommended: Could you pass a US citizenship test? Thank you for your June 12 cover story, "The story of prisoner 5770102414." Being a published writer, activist, and advocate against the mistreatment of prisoners, I could only empathize with Prontip Mankong. As the mother of a 5-year-old, I want to thank you for the June 19 OneWeek article "In facing terror, a little humor helps." I am deeply troubled that President Trump advocates fear of "others" and that his proposed budget asks Congress to prioritize aggression over diplomacy.
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