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The UN climate summit ended in bitterness and accusations of betrayal. Now fears are growing for its future

Analysis by Laura Paddison, CNN Senior Climate Reporter (CNN) — This year’s UN climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan kicked off with a fulsome celebration of fossil fuels, praised by the country’s president Ilham Aliyev as a “gift of God.” It ended with a climate finance deal developing countries called an insult, a joke and a

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Trump’s safe Treasury pick suggests he doesn’t want to rock the boat on Wall Street

Analysis by David Goldman, Matt Egan and Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN (CNN) — President-elect Donald Trump’s Treasury secretary pick stands in stark contrast to some of the more controversial and questionable Cabinet picks he’s announced so far. Scott Bessent won’t freak out Wall Street, the industry he’s set to oversee. Treasury secretary is a serious job

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How the news media is quietly preparing for a hostile second Trump administration

Analysis by Brian Stelter, CNN New York (CNN) — The startling revelation this week that MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski’s journeyed to Mar-a-Lago to meet with President-elect Donald Trump prompted a question that many members of the media are quietly asking: just how worried should journalists be? More specifically, and more practically, what

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One of Trump’s Treasury contenders hails from the most cutthroat private equity firm on Wall Street

Analysis by Allison Morrow, CNN New York (CNN) — Marc Rowan, a contender for what is arguably the most important economic job in the US government, is the CEO of Apollo Global Management, a behemoth in private equity, an industry notorious for its cutthroat, profit-at-all-costs standards. The 62-year-old executive’s ascent to Donald Trump’s Cabinet could,

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Your kid’s teachers are not the enemy. How to handle the parent-teacher conference

Analysis by Kara Alaimo, CNN (CNN) — If you’re thinking of marching into your parent-teacher conference with a laundry list of complaints, think twice. It’s often possible to address issues students are having without arguing with your child’s teacher or assigning blame, even when the issues are contentious. After her son’s teacher falsely accused him

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