WSJ’s Gordon Fairclough interviews NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte about the impact of shifting U.S. defense commitments in Europe and whether Iran will be on the agenda at the Ankara summit.

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NEOSHO, Mo. — Some Newton County residents are gearing up for a fight, opposing construction of a major power line that will cross the county from Seneca to Granby. It is slated for completion in the ...

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