WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama Tuesday staked his second term political capital on an ambitious bid to strengthen America at home by reigniting its economic engine, cutting gun murders and fixing immigration.
Focusing his State of the Union address squarely on domestic priorities, Obama referred only in passing to churning foreign policy crises, including North Korea's new nuclear test and Iran's unsolved nuclear brinkmanship.
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