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For the first time in 19 years, the Prime Minister of Canada will get an official White House dinner tonight.

Obama Welcomes Canadian Leader to Divisive US Politics

For the first time in 19 years, the Prime Minister of Canada will get an official White House dinner tonight.

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At the White House today, Secretary of State John Kerry hosted 13 of America's largest companies for what's called " The American Business Act on Climate Pledge ."

Major Corporations Pledge to Reduce Carbon Footprints

At the White House today, Secretary of State John Kerry hosted 13 of America's largest companies for what's called " The American Business Act on Climate Pledge ."

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