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Joe Biden and Donald Trump clinch their respective nominations as the country prepares for the longest, most grueling presidential campaign general election ever. Vladimir Putin declares Russia is prepared to use nuclear weapons after the White House announces a new military aid package for Ukraine. The House is set to vote on a bill that could effectively ban TikTok. 

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Special counsel Robert Hur will testify before Congress today after releasing an explosive report about President Biden's handling of classified documents and alleged cognitive decline. Plus, we bring you a developing story out of Haiti, where the embattled prime minister has resigned amid rising gang attacks against the government. And former President Trump suggests he's open to cutting Social Security and Medicare after vowing repeatedly we he would never do it. 

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President Biden and Donald Trump are campaigning in Georgia ahead of Tuesday's primaries as the latter draws some outrage after mocking the Biden's stutter. A red line for Israel as President Biden again calls for an end to the violence, but Prime Minister Netanyahu is not backing down. And Senator Katie Britt is backtracking, trying to explain her much maligned Republican response to the State of the Union address. 

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"When America gets knocked down, we get back up." President Biden delivers a fiery State of the Union address. Did he do what he needed to do to convince voters that he's fit for a second term? Plus, the clock is ticking on TikTok. A bill that could lead to the app being effectively banned in the US is gaining traction in the House. 

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First: Joe Biden is just hours from delivering a State of the Union address that could help propel him to a second term, or possibly put his re-election campaign in jeopardy. 

Plus: Donald Trump challenges the president to a debate while and signalling his second term in the White House could be even more chaotic and disruptive than the first 

And: Alabama's governor signs an IVF protection bill into law. But access to fertility treatments remains at risk. 

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After Donald Trump's near sweep on Super Tuesday, Nikki Haley announces she'll withdraw from the race, all-but-confirming what's seemed inevitable: a rematch of the 2020 presidential election. 

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Donald Trump is hoping for a Super Tuesday sweep, and he's asking the Supreme Court for more help after the justices ruled that states like Colorado can't kick him off the ballot. President Biden is preparing for his State of the Union address as his campaign is hoping today's results doesn't reveal more vulnerabilities. As for Nikki Haley, will today prove to be her last stand or is she going to try a different path to the presidency? 

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The Supreme Court is expected to hand down at least one opinion today. It could impact Donald Trump's bid for a second term in the White House. Plus: Can House Speaker Mike Johnson get a spending bill passed and stave off a government shutdown - again - this week without backlash from conservatives? And: Nikki Haley wins DC, the first win for a woman in a Republican presidential primary. 

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Even in death, Russian dissident Alexey Navalny is still rattling Vladimir Putin. A critical hearing today in the Mar-a-Lago documents case. Congress kicks the can down the road yet again to head off a government shutdown 

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The Supreme Court agrees to hear Donald Trump's absolute immunity arguments, throwing his 2024 trial schedule into turmoil. Meanwhile, the former president faces yet another legal challenge after an Illinois judge boots him off that state's ballot. And a deal to keep the federal government open is going to have a vote in a matter of hours. 

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