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SOTU | Women in white evidence of gender gap between GOP, Dems
The women of the House wore white. The men wore dark suits. And the contrast laid bare the growing gender gap between Democrats and Republicans.
SOTU | Trump suggests new treaty to replace '87 treaty he's exiting
President Donald Trump is suggesting that a multination arms control agreement could be negotiated to replace the one with Russia he is exiting.
SOTU| Agent who fights human trafficking Trump guest
A special agent who works to combat human trafficking is among President Donald Trump’s State of the Union guests.
SOTU | Trump: Congress has 10 days to secure southern border, no mention of emergency
President Donald Trump is addressing immigration in his State of the Union speech, saying Republicans and Democrats “must join forces” to confront what he’s calling “an urgent national crisis.”
Warren's Petersons leap into national spotlight on 'Family Feud'
Vince Peterson’s many connections to the community – speaker, pastor, participant in an annual weight-loss challenge and probation officer – have made him one of Trumbull County’s most recognizable people.
Liberty, Y'town joint forces to improve Belmont Avenue
Liberty and Youngstown officials hope to bolster economic development by enhancing Belmont Avenue, which connects the communities.
SOTU: Trump: Economy 'thriving like never before'
President Donald Trump is declaring that the state of the union is “strong.”
SOTU | Trump honors Aldrin, WWII vets, announces Feb. summit with Kim Jong Un
President Donald Trump invited some previously unannounced guests to his State of the Union speech.
SOTU | TRUMP: “ridiculous partisan investigations” could derail economic progress
President Donald Trump warned emboldened Democrats in his State of the Union speech Tuesday that “ridiculous partisan investigations” could derail economic progress.
SOTU | Trump: Govern 'not as two parties, but as one nation'
Facing a divided Congress for the first time, President Donald Trump on Tuesday called on Washington to govern “not as two parties, but as one nation” “ — a message that clashed with the rancorous atmosphere in the nation’s capital after the longest government shutdown in history.
Abrams to blast shutdown 'stunt,' call for shared prosperity
Abrams to blast shutdown 'stunt,' call for shared prosperity
Mississippi considers abortion ban after fetal heartbeat
Mississippi considers abortion ban after fetal heartbeat