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Devin Nunes Can’t Sue Twitter Over Cow and Mom Parodies, Judge Says
Devin Nunes is a public person.
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Trump Administration May End Congressional Review of Foreign Arms Sales
He has not the power.
5
Madison Cawthorn Wants to Defuse the G.O.P.’s ‘Generational Time Bomb’
Mr. Cawthorn, 24, won a congressional primary in North Carolina. We spoke
with him about young voters’ aversion to the Republican Party, and about
how a nearly fatal accident changed his perspective.
He should not be empowered.
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Defense Secretary Faces White House Pressure on Aides and a Military Promotion
Senior Defense Department personnel who are perceived as White House
critics are resigning or facing reprisal.
Donald Trump is not king.
The military is sworn to the Constitution.
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Unemployment: 1.5 Million New State Claims in Weekly Tally
As coronavirus hot spots flare across the U.S., adding to economic worries,
new jobless claims surpassed one million for the 14th week.
An undercount.
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Coronavirus Is a Crisis. Might It Also Narrow Inequality?
Economic downturns have often led to political moves to lift the most
vulnerable. But recoveries tend to reverse the effect.
Leveling down.
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Tammy Duckworth Is Battle Tested. Could She Help Joe Biden in His Biggest Mission?
The Biden campaign is vetting Ms. Duckworth, a senator and a veteran with a
compelling life story, as a potential running mate. “I can push back
against Trump in a way others can’t,” she says.
Biden will choose
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Gretchen Whitmer: A Governor on Her Own, With Everything at Stake
From her living room, Gretchen Whitmer has led Michigan through a pandemic,
an economic meltdown and even a dam collapse — all at a time when
government itself seems broken.
Government in Michigan continues to be broken.
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Mississippi Man Charged With Threatening to Kill Congressman
Bennie Thompson, the only black U.S. legislator from Mississippi, said he
received a threat on his office phone.
He was doubtlessly threatened.
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Trump’s False Attacks on Voting by Mail Stir Broad Concern
The president’s assertions about widespread fraud have little or no basis
in fact but are resonating with his supporters and give him the option of
raising doubts about the legitimacy of the outcome.
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A Winner on Election Day in November? Don’t Count on It
The lack of race results in New York and Kentucky this week is a prelude
for the presidential election, as officials strain to deal with a deluge of
absentee ballots and a jumble of voting deadlines.
There will be winners.
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