Almanac January 24 2018 notable birthdays and facts
Almanac note lists birthdays of Pierre de Beaumarchais Edith Wharton Robert Motherwell Ernest Borgnine Oral Roberts Neil Diamond Aaron Neville John Belushi Nastassja Kinski Mary Lou Retton Ed Helms Mischa Barton. It also notes the first Apple Macintosh had a 9 inch monitor and 128 kilobytes RAM priced at 2495 dollars and the 1980 Mets purchase price 21.1 million dollars. First quarter moon for January 24 and Neil Diamond age 77.
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Trump unsure of orders as DACA tussle unfolds
The piece portrays President Trump as uncertain about immigration policy while aides Miller Kelly and Sessions steer the White House. It notes talks on DACA, a border wall, and potential 51 vote changes amid a looming Feb 8 funding deadline. It cites McConnell, Schumer, Cotton, Ryan, and a CBS poll showing broad public support for Dreamers.
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We All Share Blame for Washington Dysfunction
Cal Thomas criticizes both parties for gridlock and hypocrisy in Washington. He argues elected officials pursue power, not the public good, and urges term limits and a forced shutdown until lawmakers serve citizens first. He laments partisan rhetoric and calls for genuine debate and accountability.
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Senators forge bipartisan plan as shutdown nears end
Twenty five moderates from both parties crafted a compromise that could open the government and avert a deeper fight over immigration. On Monday the Senate approved the deal 81 to 18 signaling a possible path forward though Trump may still veto any agreement.
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