Trump attends interfaith prayer service in Washington
President Donald Trump joined an interfaith prayer service at the Washington National Cathedral with Vice President Pence in attendance. More than two dozen faith leaders, including a Muslim imam, offered prayers as Trump observed but did not speak. The event featured leaders from Catholic, Greek Orthodox, Mormon, Jewish, Sikh, Buddhist, and Baha'i faiths, with evangelicals prominent in the lineup. speakers included Alveda King and Cissie Graham Lynch. Trump's roots in a Presbyterian background were noted as he has rarely stressed religion during the campaign.
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Justice says Trump can hire son-in-law Kushner without law clash
A Department of Justice opinion concludes the president has special hiring authority that overrides the 1967 anti nepotism law, allowing Jared Kushner to serve as a senior adviser. The 14 page ruling aligns with Kushner's attorney and asserts executive power to name family members.
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Trump moves to withdraw from TPP trade pact
Inauguration week, the Trump administration outlines a plan to pull out of the 12 nation Trans-Pacific Partnership. It pledges to crack down on violations and renegotiate NAFTA, warning that if talks fail, the U S may withdraw from NAFTA. The move marks a shift from the Obama pivot to Asia and notes potential U S China trade tensions.
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Bush health improves as he recovers in ICU
Former President George H W Bush, 92, remains in intensive care in Houston after pneumonia, with Barbara Bush in hospital for bronchitis. A spokesman said both have improved in the last 24 hours and Bush is breathing without support. McGrath noted Trump received a supportive letter from the former president.
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The Gazette publication details and subscription rates
The Gazette established January 10 1883 publishes at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52401. It is a Gazette Company publication with periodic postage paid at Cedar Rapids and additional mailing offices. Subscription rates by carrier are noted for readers.
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Tornado kills four in Mississippi towns Hattiesburg and Petal
A strong tornado struck southern Mississippi before dawn on Saturday, killing at least four people in Hattiesburg and damaging dozens of homes across four counties. The storm, which touched down at 3:45 am, left a 25 mile by half mile path, downed power lines, and injured 28 in Forrest County. Gov. Phil Bryant declared an emergency.
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