Headline RoundupJuly 11th, 2018
Senate Votes to Push Back on Trump's Tariffs
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The Senate on Wednesday voted 88-11 to pass a nonbinding resolution that warns President Trump against abusing his power before using national security as a reason to impose tariffs.
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Senate overwhelmingly rebukes Trump with tariff voteCNN (Online News)
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For the second day in a row, the Senate pushed back on President Donald Trump, showing stiff resistance to his key policy decisions on tariffs and NATO even as the President is at a summit in Europe wrestling with allies over those same issues.
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Senate sends Trump a warning shot on tariffsWashington Examiner
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The Senate on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed a nonbinding resolution that warns President Trump against abusing his authority to impose tariffs on imports for national security reasons.
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Senate takes symbolic shot at Trump tariffsThe Hill
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The Senate on Wednesday took a symbolic shot at President Trump’s trade policy amid anxiety on Capitol Hill over his tariff strategy.
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