Trump joins crowded GOP field for 2016 bid
Donald Trump announces his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination in a rally tone that mixes bragging about wealth and border walls with promises to revive the American dream. He targets Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama era rivals, draws mixed reactions from GOP peers, and vows to be the nation’s strongest jobs president while attracting about 100 supporters.
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GOP Obama seek quick rescue plan for trade bill
After talks with President Obama top Republicans in Congress propose splitting the stalled trade measure into two parts to win support from both parties. One bill would authorize future trade deals with no changes, the other would extend a worker aid program and Caribbean Basin trade rules.
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Federal budget logjam looms as 100 days inch by
With a little more than 100 days left before a possible shutdown the federal budget process may stall. Senate Democrats threaten to filibuster all annual appropriations including the defense bill until Republicans agree to higher domestic spending. Leadership and negotiating roles shift as Murray and Sanders transition roles in the Budget Committee while House Republicans back Tom Price and White House involvement is uncertain.
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Clinton emails reveal little new to Benghazi panel
The Benghazi inquiry focuses on Sidney Blumenthal and whether he authored memos to Hillary Clinton. Gowdy says most forwards came from Trey Gowdy, while Blumenthal claims a former CIA official wrote them. The session produced limited new light on the 2012 attacks and politics linger.
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