March protests aim to spark lasting political impact
Protesters in Denver and nationwide rallied against Trump’s agenda with more than a million participants. They seek to convert energy into concrete political action through plans for actions in the first 100 days. Organizers note symbolic power but stress building institutional pressure.
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Inauguration coverage highlights deep partisan divides
Coverage of President Trump’s inauguration showed reverence for ceremony but tensions from the campaign persisted. Critics labeled the address divisive while supporters praised its muscular, populist tone and focus on mobilizing Trump’s base.
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Cautious GOP welcome to Trump era on Capitol Hill
Congressional Republicans welcome President Trump while monitoring his tweets and policy pivots. They express optimism about working with him to enact change amid a divided nation, while some leaders, including Paul Ryan and Kevin McCarthy, recall lingering concerns and wary stances on NATO and foreign policy.
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Holiday season linked to higher heart attack risk study says
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