Trump Calls Lawmakers Who Didn't Applaud Treasonous
In Blue Ash Ohio President Trump derided Democrats for not applauding during his State of the Union remarks praising black and Hispanic unemployment as un-American and treasonous. He claimed the audience silence reflected a broader political tactic while touting tax-cut benefits and a corporate bonus program aiding 126 workers at Sheffer Corp outside Cincinnati.
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High court allows new Pennsylvania map change
Justice Samuel Alito left in force a Pennsylvania Supreme Court order directing the Republican legislature to redraw congressional lines by Friday with approval from the Democratic governor. The old map was found unconstitutional for partisan skew, and the revise map could aid Democrats in gaining control of the U.S. House in November. The decision contrasts with a separate federal focus on North Carolina and cases from Wisconsin and Maryland.
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BioWatch documents found in seat pocket amid security drills
A CNN report says sensitive Homeland Security BioWatch materials dated December 2017 were left in a plane seat pocket. The drafts outline improved responses to anthrax simulations tied to the Super Bowl and caution keeping the files locked or shredded.
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Senators challenge Trump on North Korea preemptive strike
Eighteen Democratic senators urge President Trump that he lacks legal authority for a preemptive strike on North Korea. They warn such action risks miscalculation and escalation, calling it an enormous gamble without congressional authorization. The letter, organized by Sen. Martin Heinrich, follows White House turmoil over ambassador to South Korea.
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Pence Heads to Asia Amid North Korean Propaganda Concerns
Vice President Mike Pence departed for Japan and South Korea to lead a U S delegation to the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics and warn against North Korean propaganda. North Korea’s Kim Yong Nam will visit South Korea, marking a high level entry since the 1953 armistice. Washington Post choice Victor Cha faces withdrawal after vetting delays and concerns raised by senators over the Trump administration.
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