McMaster a solid pick for national security adviser
President Trump selects Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster to replace Michael Flynn. McMaster praised for battlefield experience, independent judgment, and reforming counterterrorism strategy. His tenure as adviser is noted for courage to speak truth to power and potential balance to Steve Bannon.
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Write Your Reps Kirsten Gillibrand Address Card
A brief note provides Kirsten Gillibrand’s Washington office address at 531 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington DC 20510 for constituent correspondence and outreach. The card emphasizes direct contact with the senator's office for policy inquiries and mail intake.
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N.Y
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Robert Oaks Will Barclay
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Enemies of the people in Trump era sparks a press crisis
A lengthy opinion piece questions Trump’s labeling of journalists as enemies of the people, critiques media coverage of his campaign, and warns that President’s rhetoric may erode trust in institutions. It cites Trump praise for dictators and a TV-driven misstatement on Sweden, urging reflection on journalistic responsibility.
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Sweden
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History Highlights On This Day February Twenty Fourth
On February 24 1942 the Struma sank after torpedoing by a Soviet submarine in the Black Sea near Turkey with nearly 800 Jewish refugees aboard all but one perished. Other dates include Gregory XIII calendar reforms 1868 Johnson impeachment 1912 Hadassah founded 1920 Nazi platform adopted 1938 nylon toothbrush debut 1955 Silk Stockings Broadway opening 1966 Nkrumah overthrown 1975 CBO began 1983 internment of Japanese-Americans condemned 1987 Fawn Hall photo 1996 Brothers to the Rescue pilots killed 2007 Baghdad area attack 2012 Clinton Syria visit 2016 FDA commissioner confirmed.
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