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Opinion | 'Shithole' Nations Aren't Born, They're Made

Guyana is a reminder of how imperialists, scoundrels and profiteers have wrecked entire countries.
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The Exxon-Treasury Fight And The Roots Of Russiagate

Putin and Exxon have aimed relentlessly at ending U.S. sanctions, but scandal and Congress have now tied Trump's hands.
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Rex Tillerson Will Get A Colder Russian Reception Than He's Used To

The secretary of state enters Moscow amid escalating tensions after the U.S. missile strike on Syria.
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New Exxon Mobil CEO Echoes Rex Tillerson’s Skepticism On Climate Science

Darren Woods, who took over the oil giant after Tillerson became secretary of state, isn't likely to rock the boat.
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Inaugural Balls Bring Together Politicians And The Corporations That Can Pay For Them

Koch Industries, Exxon Mobil and Lyft are just a few of those sponsoring the parties.
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Rex Tillerson Was Asked One Of My Questions During His Confirmation Hearing. His Answer Was Troubling.

Like many, many other responses on the day, it came back to stability and national security for Mr. Tillerson.
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Exxon Told To Hand Over Decades Of Climate Documents In Major Legal Blow

“This is a huge victory for democracy," a corporate watchdog group said of the court ruling.
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Trump and 'The Manchurian Candidate' Are Too Similar For Comfort

In Cold War-era Hollywood, the good guys won. "Trump the Movie" is unlikely to end so well.
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Here's What's At Stake For The Russia Sanctions Under President Trump

Both the president-elect and his pick for secretary of state have expressed skepticism about the sanctions.
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Trump Taps Exxon Boss With Close Ties To Russia As Top U.S. Diplomat

“Mr. Tillerson’s cozy ties to Vladimir Putin and Russia would represent an untenable conflict at the State Department.”
By Reuters