Senate Democrats to Unveil $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan

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Senate Democrats to Unveil $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan

New York Times
Senate Democrats will unveil a $1 trillion infrastructure plan – and offer President Trump their support if he backs it.

US quietly sent $221M to Palestinians in Obama’s last hours

Fox News
Officials said Monday that the Obama administration– in its waning hours– defied Republican opposition and quietly released $221 million to the Palestinian Authority that GOP members of Congress had been blocking. A State Department official and

‘Brexit’ Talks Can’t Start Without Parliament, UK Supreme Court Rules

New York Times
“Relations with the E.U. are a matter for the U.K. government.” Within minutes of the ruling, which was not unexpected, Jeremy Wright, Britain’s attorney general, said outside the Supreme Court building in London that the government was disappointed

Despite Country Club Members’ Rift, Obama Gets an Invitation

New York Times
WASHINGTON – For weeks, the members of an exclusive, mostly Jewish country club in the Maryland suburbs of Washington have been entangled in a bitter dispute over whether to exclude former President Barack Obama, who has played golf there, …

Progressives launch ‘Justice Democrats‘ to counter party’s ‘corporate’ legislators

Washington Post
Cenk Uygur, founder of the Young Turks video network that has become virally popular among progressive voters, is launching a project called Justice Democrats to defeat members of the Democratic Party who have cast votes seen as unacceptable.

Angry Democrats Study the Tea Party’s Playbook

New York Times
Eight years after Republicans united after a stinging electoral defeat to oppose President Barack Obama, Democrats are channeling an even deeper anxiety over President Trump – and a far shallower defeat – into a newfound burst of organizing. … And

President Trump To Cut Regulations By ’75 Percent’ — How Real Is That?

NPR
In a meeting with business leaders, President Trump on Monday made an eyebrow-raising claim. As part of an effort to make America more business-friendly, Trump said, “We think we can cut regulations by 75 percent.

Hillary Clinton plots her next move

Politico
“She understands that a forensic exam of the campaign is necessary, not only for her, but for the party and other electeds, and for the investors in the campaign,” said a close Hillary Clinton friend in Washington who, like several others, declined to

Why Obama Struggled at Court, and Trump May Strain to Do Better

New York Times
“Barack Obama’s win rate before the Supreme Court is extremely low, lower than any president of this century,” said Eric Posner, a law professor at the University of Chicago and an author of a new study on the subject.

President Trump, ‘Brexit,’ Oscars: Your Tuesday Briefing

New York Times
President Trump is scheduled to meet with the leaders of Fiat Chrysler, Ford and General Motors today. On Monday, he told American executives to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.

Senate committee approves Tillerson for secretary of state

CNN
During his confirmation hearing, Tillerson had faced a grilling about his close ties to Russia and whether his business experience could translate into diplomatic skills.

14 Senate Democrats Fall in Line Behind Trump CIA Pick Who Left Door Open to Torture

The Intercept
Democrats joined all but one Senate Republican in confirming Rep. Mike Pompeo as the new CIA director on Monday evening, failing a crucial first test of whether Democrats would present a united front to defend human rights and civil liberties in

Trump Repeats Lie About Popular Vote in Meeting With Lawmakers

New York Times
WASHINGTON – President Trump used his first official meeting with congressional leaders on Monday to falsely claim that millions of unauthorized immigrants had robbed him of a popular vote majority, a return to his obsession with the election’s

President Trump, home alone, puts out the White House welcome mat

CNN
People close to Trump’s team acknowledged that his first weekend in office had been overtaken by the President engaging in a fight over crowd sizes and media coverage he perceived as negative.

Donald Trump Chooses Same Curtains for Oval Office as Hillary Clinton

TMZ.com
One of the first orders of business for the Trump Administration was to take down the fiery red drapes that flanked President Obama in the Oval Office. The replacement … the very same drapes Hillary Clinton chose for her husband back in 1993. The

Trump just got his first approval rating as president – and it’s not good

Business Insider
The last 10% had not yet formed an opinion. Republicans and Democrats were sharply divided over the president’s performance, the poll indicated, with 90% of Republicans signaling approval and 81% of Democrats disapproving. Independents appear to be …

In his first full day in office, President Trump declared war on the media

Recode
President Trump’s first visit to a government agency since taking office was to the Central Intelligence Agency yesterday, where he addressed a crowd of around 400 people in the intellegence community and set the tone for his incoming administration

Democrats request another hearing for DeVos, Trump’s education pick, before confirmation vote

Washington Post  
“Betsy DeVos has already met with each committee member in their offices, spent nearly an hour and a half longer in her Senate hearing than either of President Obama’s education secretaries, and is now answering 837 written questions – 1,397 including

President Trump’s Big-Money Establishment

New York Times
… questions about public education policy, philosophy and law. But as the child of one billionaire and the spouse of another, her path to confirmation is most likely smoothed by her record of spreading cash to Republicans on the committee, and in the

US pilots ask Trump to block Obama admin ruling they say would kill thousands of jobs

Fox News
A group of airline pilots will rally Tuesday outside the White House in hopes of getting President Trump to intervene on a ruling by the former Obama administration that they say could eliminate tens of thousands of U.S. airline jobs. The group of

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