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The Greenville News, 17 Octobre 2026

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ArticleTrump clem­ency erases $1.7 bil­lion in pen­al­ties

Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump loves a good par­don. His gen­er­os­ity is so well known, in fact, that an industry of lob­by­ists, law­yers and other insiders has reportedly sprung up to facil­it­ate clem­ency for wealthy crim­in­als. Clem­ency, mean­ing...

Trump clem­ency erases $1.7 bil­lion in pen­al­ties

ArticleGra­ham won’t chal­lenge Trump

Sen. Dar­line Gra­ham said she’s “so proud” to have been the lead spon­sor on the Rus­sia and Iran sanc­tions bill named in her brother’s honor. But she stopped short of say­ing whether Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump’s deal to lift sanc­tions on Rus­sian...

Gra­ham won’t chal­lenge Trump

ArticleUpstate events are planned as part of ‘No Kings: Vote Early’

The Upstate’s “No Kings” protests will look a little dif­fer­ent this year, as organ­izers focus on mobil­iz­ing people to the polls for early vot­ing. “No Kings” is a peace­ful protest series that began after Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump’s...

Upstate events are planned as part of ‘No Kings: Vote Early’

ArticleGra­ham says there’s a “strong pos­sib­il­ity” of Trump vis­it­ing SC,

U.S. Sen. Dar­line Gra­ham made two cam­paign stops in the Upstate on Oct. 14 to rally sup­port­ers and pick up an endorse­ment from law enforce­ment. Gra­ham star­ted at a lunch­eon with Repub­lican sup­port­ers at the Pied­mont Club in Spartan­burg,...

Gra­ham says there’s a “strong pos­sib­il­ity” of Trump vis­it­ing SC,

ArticleIMF chief pushes unity as risks of AI, war grow

BANGKOK – The head of the IMF on Oct. 16 appealed to global lead­ers to cooper­ate in the face of mul­tiple eco­nomic risks, includ­ing rapid advances in AI and a pro­longed war in the Middle East, as Wash­ing­ton hailed what it sees as United...

IMF chief pushes unity as risks of AI, war grow