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Obama: "Tonight, we turn the page"
The president's 6th State of the Union address will defend his economic record and foreign policy
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Obama declares turning point for the nation in his State of the Union
The president's annual speech argued that his economic and foreign policies are the right path forward
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Trump tweets about abortion days after Alabama ban passes
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