Given a document, generate a short title of the document. The title should convey the main idea/event/topic about which the document is being written. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

Example Input: Jeff Flake's retirement  creates a wide open race for Arizona's Senate seat in 2018.
Far-right outsider candidates could also jump in  the race .
WASHINGTON — With  Sen. Flake 's decision to not seek reelection in Arizona next year  the Grand Canyon State's congressional delegation was sent into a frenzy of speculation about who might throw their hat in the ring for what will be a high-profile 2018 race.
 Flake  made the announcement to retire after just one term on Tuesday  citing as a key reason the deterioration of political discourse  much of which  he  attributes to President Donald Trump.
Example Output: Arizona gears up for a wide open race with Jeff Flake's retirement

Example Input: Craig Harvey  chief of operations for the coroner's office  said the subpoena was served at Klein's Beverly Hills dermatology office in an effort to obtain "additional medical records."
 Harvey said his investigators had previously served a subpoena on Klein but would not elaborate on the nature of the records that were provided or what additional information led to the second subpoena.
 In an interview with Larry King last week  Klein said that Jackson was using Diprivan "when he was on tour in Germany." It's unclear exactly when that was  but the last time Jackson was on tour in Germany was 1997.
 Klein said that Jackson "was using it  with an anesthesiologist  to go to sleep at night. And I told him he was absolutely insane."
Example Output: Another Subpoena for Jackson Doctor

Example Input: âI   Donald John Trump   do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States  and will to the best of my ability  preserve  protect and defend the Constitution of the United States  so help me God.â
One year ago   President-Elect Donald Trump  took the stage on a rainy but warm day at the United States Capitol and took the oath of office to officially become the 45th President of the United States.
I remember that week in D.C.  getting the honor of serving in some truly exhilarating roles with the Presidential Inaugural Committee. It was surreal  just like election night had been.  The Trump Presidency  was finally materializing and with  it  the new optimism and hope that marks every new administration.
On the military side  weâve seen significantly increased funding for our troops and a true materialization of President Trumpâs campaign promise to ârebuild our military.â Not only that  but Daesh has been in the course of just a year been completely wiped out by a coordinated military plan and coalition led by  President Trump and Secretary of Defense James Mattis .
On the regulatory front   Trump  has made major headway in reducing burdensome regulation and restoring the proper role of government oversight  market stabilization  and consumer protection. While measuring overall regulatory burden is complex  multiple studies have shown  Trump  has stayed true and begun the tough process of reorienting our administrative state.
Lastly  judges. Beyond the excellent and extremely essential appointment of Justice Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court to fill Justice Antonin Scaliaâs vacancy   President Trump  has appointed an incredible 22 judges to Federal Circuit and District Courts this year  making  him  among the most prolific judicial vacancy fillers among Presidents.
Lastly   Trump  has appointed an incredible array of leaders to his cabinet and administration. From historic levels of appointing women to senior leadership positions in government to leaders such as HUD Secretary Ben Carson  UN Ambassador Nikki Haley  Energy Secretary Rick Perry  and countless others   Trump  has assembled a truly all-star team in D.C. that is working every day to better the lives of the American people.
Example Output:
President Trumpâs First Year In Office Has Been A Blessing For The American People