1. Sanction the Venezuelan military officers obstructing aid convoys  Washington Examiner
  2. China and Russia loaned billions to Venezuela — and then the presidency went up for grabs  CNBC
  3. Hunger pushing Maduro’s troops to tipping point in Venezuela  CBS News
  4. Venezuela military sets up blockade on bridge to stop aid from Colombia  Fox News
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  1. New Mexico governor orders withdrawal of National Guard troops from border  Washington Examiner
  2. N.M. Governor Pulls National Guard From Border, Citing A ‘Charade’ At Federal Level  NPR
  3. New Mexico governor withdraws National Guard from the border, slams Trump’s ‘charade’  NBC News
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  5. Cost of border deployments could approach $1 billion by end of fiscal year  The Washington Post
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  1. Boy named Trump who fell asleep during State of the Union hailed a hero  The Guardian
  2. Cascade of lies from the prince of lies: But don’t kid yourself, his fans loved it  Salon
  3. Trump’s Speech Had 1 Eerie Parallel To Nixon’s Final State Of The Union  HuffPost
  4. Newt Gingrich: Trump’s State of the Union changed history on Tuesday night – Here’s what Pelosi must’ve felt  Fox News
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