Tuesday's Headlines: On eve of N.H. vote, Democratic candidates refocus attacks on Trump
Trump jostles with Democrats for spotlight in early-voting states; Sanders may be on the verge of another New Hampshire win. Democrats aren't ready to get behind him.; Ambulances wait to take patients off virus-ravaged cruise ship; As number of cases on cruise ship rises, a debate over what to do with the quarantined; $4.8 trillion budget plan from Trump administration seeks big cuts to domestic programs; Trump's budget reveals a tremendous fraud; Putin wants to extend arms control. What's Trump waiting for?; By any measure, Buttigieg is Trump's proven superior; There are two Joe Bidens. The wrong one is running for president.; Yes, Trump's latest Fed pick is that bad. Here's why.; Why President Trump's bid for the black vote is unlikely to bear fruit; Justice Dept. sues two 'sanctuary' jurisdictions in crackdown on illegal immigration; Roger Stone deserves 7 to 9 years in prison for lying to Congress in Russia probe, U.S. prosecutors say; Benny Gantz had two shots to oust Israel's Netanyahu. He hopes the third time is the charm.; Americans are increasingly optimistic about the state of the economy; Dolly didn't win at Westminster, but her owner doesn't care. She helped him beat cancer.
As the presidential hopefuls made last-ditch appeals to New Hampshire voters, they largely shed their most intense barbs at one another and turned their attention to the president.
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The suits targeting the state of New Jersey and King County, Wash., aim to block policies that limit local cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
The longtime confidant of President Trump faces sentencing Feb. 20 for impeding an investigation into hacked Democratic emails during the 2016 presidential election.
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Confidence has soared even though the economy looks a lot like it did at the end of the Obama administration. Several more years of growth and job gains under President Trump have convinced many that the positive news will continue.
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