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Tipsheet: Trump's military moves accelerate GOP search for next McCain

 
 
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Trump's military moves accelerate GOP search for next McCain
BY ALEXANDER BOLTON
President Trump's sudden announcements to pull U.S. troops out of Syria and dramatically reduce combat forces in Afghanistan have Republicans wondering who will fill the void left by the late John McCain, a prominent authority on national security willing to speak for the nation’s military commanders.
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Trump visits Iraq in first trip to combat zone as president
BY JORDAN FABIAN
President Trump made an unannounced trip Wednesday to Iraq, his first visit to troops in a combat zone as president that comes amid roiling criticism of his national security strategy.
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Trump says he wants to visit border wall before State of the Union
BY MICHAEL BURKE
President Trump, speaking with reporters during an unannounced trip to Iraq, said he planned on "going to the wall" for a "groundbreaking" event before his State of the Union address in late January. 
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Border wall impasse awaits senators returning to Washington
BY ALEXANDER BOLTON AND JULIEGRACE BRUFKE
President Trump and Democratic leaders appear no closer to a resolution five days into a partial government shutdown that has furloughed hundreds of thousands of federal workers. 
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DHS promises changes to protect health of migrant children
BY NATHANIEL WEIXEL
 
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is promising changes to how the agency handles the health of migrant children in U.S. custody, following the death of a second child in less than a month.
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Trump to appeal asylum ban ruling
BY TAL AXELROD
The Trump administration said Wednesday it will appeal a federal judge’s order blocking the White House’s immigration policy restricting asylum claims at the southern border.
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Shutdown delays many lawsuits involving government
BY JOHN BOWDEN
Administration lawyers are citing the partial government shutdown as they ask judges to delay some cases, including a lawsuit on whether President Trump has profited illegally while in office.
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Trump's national security team is constant source of turnover
BY MORGAN CHALFANT
Defense Secretary James Mattis's decision to quit the Trump administration is the latest indication of a Cabinet constantly being shaken up.
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Top White House economist: Fed chair's job '100 percent' safe
BY JORDAN FABIAN
Top White House economist Kevin Hassett on Wednesday said Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is not in danger of losing his job amid reports President Trump is considering ousting him.
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Dems worry: Top three candidates in polls are all white men
BY AMIE PARNES
Democrats are worried that they have a problem: The three people leading polls in the very early stages of their presidential race are all white men.
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Three oddities in FBI handling of Flynn interview
BY KEVIN R. BROCK
Opinion | Both Democrats and Republicans should have shared concerns about the possible manipulation of the FBI by the policy interests of one party over another.
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Have no fear of stock market unrest
BY ROBERT JOHNSON
Opinion | The market experience in recent weeks reminded investors of the movie “Groundhog Day” in which a weatherman played by Bill Murray finds himself living the same day over and over again. 
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The Washington Post: As partial government shutdown heads into Day 6, the ‘cold reality’ sinks in
BY JEFF STEIN AND JENNA PORTNOY
Both sides remain deeply divided over funding for a border wall, and furloughs of federal workers continue. House members have been told there will be no votes on Thursday, meaning the shutdown will probably last until at least Friday. 
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The New York Times: As shutdown continues, resolution may depend on definition of ‘wall’
BY EMILY COCHRANE AND JENNIFER MEDINA
Even with negotiations resuming, the partial government shutdown may not end until Democrats and President Trump agree to disagree on what makes a border barrier a “wall.”
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The Wall Street Journal: Markets are already volatile. a long shutdown could make it worse.
BY SHARON NUNN
While first effects of government shutdown are negligible, a prolonged stalemate could rattle business confidence.
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Reuters: Exclusive: White House considers new year executive order to bar Huawei, ZTE purchases
BY DAVID SHEPARDSON AND DIANE BARTZ
President Donald Trump is considering an executive order in the new year to declare a national emergency that would bar U.S. companies from using telecommunications equipment made by China’s Huawei and ZTE, three sources familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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The Associated Press: Legal marijuana industry had banner year in 2018
BY GILLIAN FLACCUS
The last year was a 12-month champagne toast for the legal marijuana industry as the global market exploded and cannabis pushed its way further into the financial and cultural mainstream.
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