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Full Transcript: Stacey Abrams Democratic Rebuttal

“In this time of division and crisis, we must come together and stand for and with one another,” Stacey Abrams said.

Full Video: Stacey Abrams Responds to Trump’s Speech

Stacey Abrams, a rising political star from Georgia, delivered the Democrats’ official response to President Trump’s 2019 State of the Union address.

State of the Union Fact Check: What Trump Got Right and Wrong

President Trump appeared in front of a joint session of Congress for the annual address. Here is how his remarks stacked up against the facts.

Trump Plan to Stop Spread of H.I.V. Will Target ‘Hot Spot’ Areas

The plan to end transmission of the virus in the United States by 2030, outlined in the president’s State of the Union address, will focus on 48 counties where about half of new infections occur.

Trump to Meet With Kim Jong-un in Vietnam

The American and North Korean leaders are expected to hold their second summit meeting on Feb. 27 and 28.

Man Kills Mountain Lion That Attacked Him, Authorities Say

The man, who had been running along a trail in Colorado, sustained serious but nonlife-threatening injuries.

Women in White Give Themselves Standing Ovation

When President Trump mentioned the record number of women in Congress during his State of the Union address, many Democratic women who had not previously applauded stood and cheered.

Democratic Donor Who Pivoted to Trump Draws Scrutiny in Inaugural Inquiry

Imaad Zuberi gave $900,000 to President Trump’s inaugural committee after backing Hillary Clinton in 2016, opening doors but also raising questions.

Before Expected Call for Unity, Trump Laced Into Democrats at Lunch for TV Anchors

As he has in past years, President Trump offered an unvarnished, unscripted view of the political world that went well beyond the heavily vetted speech he is to deliver to a joint session of Congress.

How Much Are Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Trips? Watchdog Agency Struggles to Find Out

The G.A.O. found that four trips in 2017 cost taxpayers $13.6 million. Officials say the tab is probably higher, but offered only a snapshot because the White House didn’t provide more information.

Northam Seeks Signs of Support as Crisis Strains Virginia Leadership

Gov. Ralph Northam was said to be planning to hire a private investigator to help clear his name, as his relationship with his lieutenant governor is strained.

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