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Introduction and for her leadership of this great organization. Good to be here today to welcome all of you. Welcome you to washington, d. C. It is an honor to be with all of you, with the nfib, a pillar of American Opportunity and prosperity. [applause] the National Federation of independent business has been such an extraordinary champion over the decades. For Small Businesses and entrepreneurs across this country. And its great to be able to address you today. And its a particular honor for m...

Do the oath of office. It is my great pleasure to introduce the Vice President of the United States, mr. Mike pence. [applause] Vice President pence good afternoon. And on behalf of the first family, welcome to the white house. Its going to be my great honor today and in fact a privilege to administer the oath of office to the 42nd United States ambassador to japan, bill hagerty. Cheers and applause] were joined today by some very distinguished guests. Senator alexander and senator corker both f...

Information on the russia probe relating to two campaign advisers. One described as the coffee boy and another dubbed a hanger on. We start with carter page, who met with the White House Intelligence Committee yesterday. The New York Times reports tonight carter page, a Foreign Policy adviser to the trump president ial campaign, met russian government officials during a july 2016 trip he took to moscow, according to testimony he gave on thursday to the house intelligence committee. Shortly after...

From atlanta. Im naturally alie allen. And im george howell. Newsroom starts right now. 4 00 a. M. Here on the u. S. East coast and 5 00 p. M. In tokyo where air force one has just touched down. Beginning a four day state visit for u. S. President donald trump. The trip offers a brief respite as you can imagine from mr. Trumps deepening political problems back home, including growing calls for his impeachment. And just hours ago, a federal judge put the brakes on President Trumps plan to use pen...

Two San Jose Police Department officers associated with the racist scandal involving former cop Mark McNamara have been publicly identified. Local news station KTVU was […] Two More San Jose Officers Were Exposed In a Racist Texts Scandal and They’re Still Allowed to Work with the Public

To mark the 70th anniversary of the Korean War armistice, Prospect Cemetery in Brackenridge will host a program Thursday honoring local veterans who fought the three-year battle in Eastern Asia. “We have sent so many soldiers from the Valley to all the wars,” said Bob Sauro, vice president of the

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New Jersey Herald ANDOVER TOWNSHIP — The hearing for a proposed Copart vehicle storage facility in the township, initially scheduled more than a year ago, faces another delay. The Land Use Board deemed the newest application incomplete.  The boards unanimous vote on Tuesday was based on the recommendation of township engineer Cory Stoner, who detailed his findings during a completeness review for the property on Stickles Pond Road. One of Stoners main concerns with the Copart and BHT Pr...

Deborah Boyd is unanimous choice for Tantasqua Regional School District superintendent Updated 9:35 PM; STURBRIDGE — The Tantasqua Regional and Union 61 school committees unanimously voted Tuesday evening to promote associate superintendent Deborah Boyd to be the next superintendent of schools. Committee members said her integrity and candidness are among her best qualities, in addition to being expert on school finance. She has been with the district 20 years, previously serving as finance ...