U.S. stays gradual with new Russia sanctions
The Trump administration said it would not immediately impose sanctions on Russia under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act. Officials cited ongoing defense deals and deterrence effects, while Congress awaits reports on oligarchs and debt and officials remain unsure when penalties will be public.
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Trump to test base with State of the Union address
Trump aims to win over more Americans for a nationalist agenda ahead of midterms. White House officials say he will soften tone and stress bipartisanship on immigration and infrastructure while touting economic growth from tax cuts and deregulation. Critics warn his unpopularity and credibility issues cloud governing.
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White House to broadcast speech on infrastructure plans
The White House plans a 8 p.m. speech to promote the first year’s achievements and national economic growth. President Trump will outline plans to rebuild crumbling bridges roads and airports with input from DJ Gribbin and senior officials, amid bipartisan interest.
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Democrats to Boycott Trump's First State of the Union
At least eight Democratic House members, including Albio Sires John Lewis Maxine Waters Frederica Wilson Gregory Meeks Pramila Jayapal Jan Schakowsky and Earl Blumenauer, will skip Trump’s address citing vulgar rhetoric and hostility to nonwhite people. The White House touts a plan to mobilize 200 billion in federal funds over 10 years to spur 800 billion in infrastructure investments, while critics say more is needed.
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House panel votes to release memo on anti Trump bias
The Republican led House Intelligence Committee approved releasing a classified memo alleging FBI and DOJ bias in obtaining a warrant to surveil Carter Page. Democrats criticized the move as reckless and politically motivated while seeking a counter memo and briefing.
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