Jan. 23, 2017 Trump Nominees Face 'Unprecedented' Democrat Obstructionism - Trump Should End Government Funding of NPR's - National Public Radio - Biased News Good morning from Washington at the start of President Donald Trump's first full workweek. Will the Democrats stop blocking his Cabinet appointments? Rob Bluey looks at the facts. Trump's quick action limits damage done by Obamacare before its repeal, Ed Haislmaier writes. Plus: Hans von Spakovsky and Grant Strobl on the shape America is in after Obama, Mike Gonzalez on why Trump should defund NPR, and Kevin Dayaratna and Nick Loris on the EPA's needed reality check on global warming. News Trump Nominees Face 'Unprecedented' Democrat Obstructionism Trump's picks have fared worse than past Cabinet nominees. He enjoys a Republican-led Senate, but Democrats have kept their promise to delay his nominees, even if lacking the votes to ultimately defeat them. Read More

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Having Trouble viewing? See it in your browser . Morning Headlines Daily Update Top Story Trump gets down to business on first 'work day' PRESIDENT TRUMP, after a weekend of introductory meetings and perfunctory duties marking the transfer of power, gets down to business Monday for his first full 'work day' in the White House -- planning to sign a set of yet-to-be-announced executive orders and pencil in some outreach with congr