What's News: World-Wide -- WSJ
December 05 2016 - 3:02AM
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Italian voters rejected proposed constitutional changes backed
by the government, marking a win for populists. Prime Minister
Renzi said he would tender his resignation.
Austrians rejected an anti-immigrant populist candidate for
president, bucking a trend of nationalist successes in Europe.
The administration said it denied a permit to complete the last
leg of the Dakota Access pipeline, prompting cheers from
opponents.
Trump is broadening his search for secretary of state.
Candidates include Exxon CEO Tillerson and Democratic Sen.
Manchin.
Trump stepped up his China rhetoric as aides played down
concerns that his phone call with Taiwan's leader heralded a policy
change.
Top candidates for a Fed bank-oversight post include two who are
skeptical of Dodd-Frank and one who believes it didn't go far
enough.
Icahn is among several people talking to the president-elect
about who should lead the Environmental Protection Agency.
Rebel losses in Syria have upset U.S. policy calculations, with
Trump's election pointing to the possibility of a dramatic
shift.
The death toll rose to 33 from a fire at an Oakland, Calif.,
warehouse during an electronic-music party.
Kerry sharply criticized Israel's continued settlement
construction on contested Palestinian territory.
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December 05, 2016 02:47 ET (07:47 GMT)
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