Trump claims victory as State of the Union outlines agenda
State 1 continues into page 1 coverage of the address. The speech mirrors modern SOTU rhetoric with credit claiming and a plan list. Trump touts the December tax cut as relief for the middle class and small businesses, says he ended the war on clean coal, promises further deregulation, and labels past trade deals as one sided.
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Kennedy to Deliver Democrats State of the Union Reply
The Massachusetts representative Joe Kennedy was identified as the expected deliverer of the Democrats' response to the State of the Union. The article notes President Trump pushing a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan and immigration reforms with a deadline on DREAMers.
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Dow suffers largest two day fall since 2016
The Dow Jones slid amid a broad market pullback, dropping over 540 points across two days and settling near 26,077. Investors reassessed prospects as rising long term yields and profit-taking gripped markets. Analysts blamed rate pressures and a health care stock selloff tied to Amazon Berkshire Hathaway and J.P. Morgan.
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Cleveland Clinic doctor faces inquiry over past conduct
A surgeon in law and a former Cleveland Clinic nurse filed a medical board complaint on January 16 regarding Dr. Williams. USA TODAY reviewed the case, and notes include a 2008 rape allegation, a 2009 rape claim by Kristin Fehr, and details from police reports showing semen found on an exam room floor. Williams denied the allegations and has since moved to OSU Wexner Medical Center on leave pending further action.
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Hawaii official resigns after false missile alert
The head of Hawaii Emergency Management Agency Vern Miyagi resigns after a false alert of a ballistic missile. An officer who sent the alert is fired, another quits, and a third suspended as FCC findings detail miscommunication and a delayed correction. Hawaii officials promise tighter drill supervision and a correction template.
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