Trump to unveil four point security plan
President Trump will release his first National Security Strategy outlining four core national interests. The plan emphasizes protecting Americans, promoting prosperity, maintaining peace through strength, and expanding American influence amid threats from Russia China Iran and North Korea.
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Republicans Close In On Major Tax Package Deal
Congressional Republicans moved toward a sweeping tax package shaping a 37 percent top individual rate and a 21 percent corporate rate. Negotiators expanded state and local tax deductions and raised the mortgage cap, aiming to deliver a bill to President Trump before Christmas with about 1.5 trillion dollars in tax breaks over ten years.
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Trump attacks Gillibrand amid sexual harassment debate
President Trump draws fire with a tweet accusing Kirsten Gillibrand of begging for campaign contributions. Democratic leaders call the comment sexist and belittling while some Republicans avoid comment. Senators Warren Hirono and others condemn the remark as misogynistic.
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Judicial picks gather steam
Senate Republicans move to confirm three more of President Trump’s appeals court judges this week, aiming to set a first year record. Steve Grasz, James Ho, and Don Willett progress amid Democratic objections, with 17 vacancies and seven nominees pending across 13 circuits.
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Subway bombing suspect mocked Trump on Facebook in arrest
Akayed Allah, 27, a Bangladeshi immigrant, was arrested after a pipe device exploded in the Times Square Port Authority passage. He allegedly wrote, Trump you failed to protect your nation, and told officers I did it for the Islamic State. A passport bearing O AMERICA DIE IN YOUR RAGE was found at his Brooklyn apartment. He faces federal charges and will appear in court when able.
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