Politics A.M.: Trump puts the brakes on new Russian sanctions, reversing Haley’s announcement
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After the Kremlin denounced U.S. plans to punish Russia over Syrian attack, the White House announced that a decision about new sanctions had not yet been made.
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The legislation, which the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will take up later this month, would replace the 2001 and 2002 AUMFs with a new authorization.
Senate colleagues who have spoken to McCain report that his mind is sharp, but his office has given no indication about when he will be able to return to the Senate.
The president's popularity remains low among many immigrant communities, but those with Cuban and Venezuelan roots were more supportive during a tax reform event
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