America First Doctrine Shapes Trump National Security Strategy
The National Security Strategy outlined by President Trump centers on four pillars: homeland protection, economic prosperity, peace through strength, and American leadership. It prioritizes unilateral action if needed and emphasizes fair reciprocal alliances while asserting tight border control to defend sovereignty against state and nonstate threats.
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Black women power drives Democratic gains in Alabama and beyond
Black women boosted Democrats in Alabama and elsewhere with high turnout and 98 percent support for Doug Jones. Leaders call for sustained party influence, while voters cite Moore’s stance as decisive. Endorsements and exit polls show strong female minority mobilization shaping recent wins.
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Putin says Trump probe harms America and mocks Navalny
President Vladimir Putin argued the U.S. investigations into Trump campaign links harm America and pledged to resist Russia’s radical opposition ahead of the March 18 election. He defended Russian Ambassador Kislyak and praised Trump’s economic gains while noting he and Trump have spoken recently on the sidelines of summits.
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House Republicans move funding bill toward impasse
The House filed a government funding bill aimed at a short term extension and military funding through Sept 30 2018 but blocked by Senate Democratic opposition. It includes CHIP funding and community health centers but omits Dreamers immigration, ACA subsidies, opioid funding and nondefense boosts. Bipartisan talks to raise spending caps proceed amid stalled negotiations.
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