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Democratic women attending Tuesday's Joint Session of Congress are wearing pink to protest President Donald Trump. More than 30 Democratic women were seen wearing the color, including Hawaii Rep.

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As President Trump addressed a joint session of Congress at the US Capitol on Tuesday night — the longest first speech the House chamber has seen since 1964 — the reaction was mixed.

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As lawmakers take their seats in the Capitol building Tuesday evening for President Donald Trump’s address, some members of Congress — members of the Democratic Women’s Caucus — will be ...

The Democratic Women's Caucus had dozens of its members wear pink during President Donald Trump's Joint Address to Congress Tuesday night. The caucus' chair, New Mexico Democrat Teresa Leger ...

WASHINGTON – US President Donald Trump gave the longest-ever address to a joint session of Congress by any US president on March 4 (March 5 in Singapore), clocking in at more than one hour and ...