Evening Edition: Senate measure to limit Trump’s military power on Iran has the votes, key Democrats say
Lawmakers criticize White House plan to take $7.2 billion in Pentagon funding for border wall; Doctored images are a fact of life for political campaigns. And when they're disproved, believers 'just don't care.'; Women at Weinstein's trial use clothes to redefine who has power; The explosive question for Democrats: Can a woman defeat Trump in November?; 'No financial boundaries': Bloomberg's campaign for president; Smoke from fires creating health issues for Australian Open hopefuls; NSA found a dangerous Windows 10 flaw and alerted Microsoft — rather than weaponizing it; Middle schools enter a new era in sex ed — teaching 13-year-olds about consent; Boris Johnson wants Britons to pay $650,000 for Big Ben to bong for Brexit
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Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) said on Jan. 14 that his resolution to limit President Trump's military authority on Iran has enough GOP votes to pass. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
For the second year in a row, the White House is planning to obtain the majority of the funding for President Trump's barrier project by defunding projects and taking money from elsewhere in the Pentagon's budget.
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The feelings evoked by the images are the point, one professor says, and people who already believe the message aren't looking for a counternarrative: They just want confirmation that they were right all along.
Michael Scherer on Mike Bloomberg's campaign strategy. Shane Harris explains the administration's conflicting rationales for the strike on Iran's Qasem Soleimani. And Drew Harwell unpacks the effect of doctored photos on politics.
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During qualifying events on Tuesday, several players needed medical attention. One player retired from her match after dropping to her knees in a coughing fit.
The iconic chiming clock is being refurbished, so a temporary floor in the clock tower would need to be installed and other restoration work suspended, the BBC reported.
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