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Country. Ill leave some things left for the president to talk about. There are a number of policies that the democrats and republicans know need to be addressed. Infrastructure is one of the easiest ones for us to look at. Will the reaction of those in the room with him . For starters as we mentioned nancy pelosi will once again be center stage sitting right behind the president on that dais and the audience looking back, lawmakers who stand in stark contrast to this white house and its policies and a Diverse Group of Democratic Candidates ready to run against him. Members of congress will be ...

New details emerging involving the Political Drama thats rocking virginia. A source tells cnn that Governor Ralph Northam is begging his cabinet for time to clear his name in the scandal over a racist photo that appears on his medical School Yearbook page. Northam is facing increasingly strong calls to resign, but the source says northam believes that stepping down now would brand him as, quote, a racist for life. Well talk about the breaking news and more with senator ben cardin of the Foreign Relations committee. And our correspondents and analysts are also standing by. First, lets get some ...

Less than 10 years after seizing power in Yemen, the Iran-backed Houthi militia continues to evolve — and so do the threats emanating from it. After several years of negotiations, it now seems likely that the Houthis and Saudis will reach a peace agreement, and it is worth considering how such a deal could change the group’s trajectory. This report examines a number of possible futures that could develop in Yemen over the next 1-2 years based on shifting capabilities, interests, and alliances.

Geopolitical observers say the Houthis' disruption of trade in the Red Sea, ostensibly in support of Palestinians in Gaza, is winning them new recruits in Yemen, where they control two-thirds of the population, often through brutal means.

Geopolitical observers say the Houthis' disruption of trade in the Red Sea, ostensibly in support of Palestinians in Gaza, is winning them new recruits in Yemen, where they control two-thirds of the population, often through brutal means.