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Good Morning, it’s Wednesday, 31 May 2017 and this is the Morning Edition of The Nightshift, the world’s overnight news feed.
Golfer Tiger Woods was picked up for a DUI not far from his home in Jupiter, Florida. He did not register any alcohol in his system and has blamed the incident on an adverse reaction to certain drugs he was taken.
German ChancellorAngela Merkel, commenting on the European situation after the latest NATO and G7 meetings last week, said the days when Germany could “fully rely on someone else are, for the most part over”. Is this a good thing for Germany and a bad thing for the U.S.?
The world climate deterioration could accelerate if the U.S. decides to abandon the Paris Accord. This would, of course, have implications for the entire world.
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