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    Tonight, President Donald J. Trump, joined by Defense Secretary James Mattis, attends a reception commemorating the 35th Anniversary of the attack on the Beirut Barracks in the East Room of the .

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  2. For far too long, the United States has been footing the bill for lower drug prices—in other countries. Today, President launched actions to confront global freeloading and bring prices down for American patients. Learn how in 1600 Daily:

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  3. "Each of these heroes died as they lived, as noble warriors . . . whose hearts were filled with courage and whose souls were rich with love."

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  4. Tonight, President Trump honored the 241 American service members who were killed 35 years ago in a terrorist attack on the U.S. Marine barracks in Beirut, Lebanon.

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  5. Watch LIVE as President Trump delivers remarks observing the 35th anniversary of the attack on Beirut Barracks:

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  6. President is fighting to: ✅ Lower drug prices ✅ Lower premiums ✅ Protect Medicare

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  7. Thanks to a new law signed by President Trump, patients now have the right to know the lowest price for medicines at their local pharmacy.

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  8. Since the day President took office, he has made reducing drug prices one of his top priorities. Now, the results are pouring in.

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  9. This afternoon, President heads to to discuss his plan to drive down drug prices.

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  10. Good news out today, courtesy CNBC: Medicaid enrollment has declined for the first time in more than a decade as the strong economy boosts income for poor Americans. See more in West Wing Reads:

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  11. If you have info that could assist the investigation of suspicious packages, call 1-800-CALLFBI (225-5324) or go online to . If you observe suspicious activity that requires an immediate response, call 911 or contact local law enforcement immediately.

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    The safety of the American People is my highest priority. I have just concluded a briefing with the FBI, Department of Justice, Department of Homeland Security, and the U.S. Secret Service...

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    Oct 24

    To prepare America’s best & bravest to deter & defeat a new generation of adversaries on that new horizon, we are taking steps to establish the US . We will give America the security she deserves. We will forge a new era of peace through strength in outer space.

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  14. Oct 23

    Democrats once accused Republicans of fear-mongering when they called out certain far-left policy ideas as “socialist.” Now, a growing number of Democrats wear that label as a badge of honor. More in today's 1600 Daily:

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  15. Oct 23

    Illegal immigrants used to be mostly single adults. Now, catch-and-release loopholes have provided an incentive to bring children along on these journeys, exposing them to a high risk of violence and exploitation by smugglers and human traffickers.

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  16. Oct 23

    Our broken immigration laws have resulted in a dire situation at the border, yet Congressional Democrats continue to obstruct common-sense reforms to address the crisis.

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  17. Oct 23

    This afternoon, President signed the America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018, a bipartisan bill that will protect both urban and rural America while keeping our families and communities safe.

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  18. Oct 23

    Politics aside, socialism belongs in the dustbin of history. Period.

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    Oct 23

    35 years ago, 241 Marines, Sailors & Soldiers were killed in Beirut, Lebanon, by an Iranian-trained Hizballah terrorist. We’ll never forget these heroes who came in peace and gave their lives that awful day.

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  20. Oct 23

    About those Nordic countries... Their living standards are at least 15 percent lower than in the United States, despite the abundance of “free” government services.

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