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Trump will unveil $54 billion in South Korean investment in Alaska, site of a tight Senate race

Trump is expected to promote plans for South Korean investment in an Alaska natural gas export project.

Trump will unveil $54 billion in South Korean investment in Alaska, site of a tight Senate race
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President Donald Trump is expected to announce plans for $54 billion in South Korean investment in an Alaska natural gas export project long backed by Sen. Dan Sullivan. The announcement comes as Sullivan faces a competitive reelection contest and Democrats target Republican-held Senate seats in Alaska and Iowa.

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President announcing plans for South Korean investment

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Alaska senator and longtime advocate for the natural gas project

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Ashley Hinson
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Republican representative running for the Senate in Iowa

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Former U.S. Representative (D-AK)

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Retiring Republican senator whose seat is being contested in Iowa

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Trump Announces Planned South Korean Investment in Alaska Gas Project

Donald Trump announced plans for roughly $54 billion in South Korean investment in an Alaska natural-gas project long backed by Sen. Dan Sullivan. The proposed investment has not been finalized. Left-leaning outlets portray the announcement as presenting an early-stage proposal as a deal and as an effort to help Sullivan. Center outlets mostly place it in the context of Sullivan's competitive race, while noting uncertainty about the investment and, in some coverage, focusing on Trump's political pitch.

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