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Can Barack Obama go it alone in his second term?

Hello again, I'm Aaron Alney, and this is To the Poit from Public Radio International,

a daily look at the issues Americans care about most.

In his fifth state of the union address last night,

President Obama asked a divided Congress

to increase the federal minimum wage.

Say yes.

Give America a race.

Back on the road today,

Mr. Obama repeated last night's promise

if Congress doesn't make this a year of action, he will.

Get ready for more from the bully pulpit as the president tries to achieve familiar objectives before he becomes a lame duck.

We'll hear what he can do with executive orders and what requires congressional action, including immigration reform.

Today's talking point, why navigating the Internet may never be the same. First, here's the news.

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Program Fund. Hello again. Warren, Alney, back with To the Point. After last night's State of the

Union address, President Obama was back on the road today, making his case for

executive orders if Congress doesn't support what he calls a year of action. What's the future of

the federal minimum wage, immigration reform, and other items on his agenda? Today's talking point,

hundreds of new domain names, the ones that come after the dot, are about to go live on the Internet.

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