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NYT > U.S. > Politics26 minutes ago
When Will the Supreme Court Hear Arguments on the Texas Abortion Law?
The New York Times will be streaming the oral arguments and providing live coverage of the proceedings when they begin at 10 a.m. Eastern. read more
 
10:00 Monday 
 
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NYT > U.S. > Politics50 minutes ago
Rivals on World Stage, Russia and U.S. Quietly Seek Areas of Accord
There have been a series of beneath-the-surface meetings between the two countries as the Biden administration applies a more sober approach to relations with the Kremlin. read more
 
The U.S. should never trust Russia.
Cyber assaults will be punished directly.
The U.S. will not engage in state sponsored cyber assaults.
Physical assaults will not be tollerated.
 
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NYT > U.S. > Politics56 minutes ago
Global Shipping Delays Loom Over Retailers for the Holidays
The travails of a Chicago fishing company’s advent calendar highlight the supply chain hurdles for businesses trying to deliver items in time for the holidays. read more
 
The days of the week also change each year.
Print the year.
 
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Biden Rolls Back Trump's Metal Tariffs On European Union
The deal, which comes as U.S. and E.U. allies meet in Rome, will keep some trade protections in place in a nod to metalworking unions that supported President Biden. read more
 
Tariffs are always rolled into the sale price.
 
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The Places in New York City Where Republicans Still Stand a Chance
In some New York City Council races, supporting former President Donald Trump is seen as a positive by voters. read more
 
New York has its quota of silly people.
 
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Why Paid Family Leave’s Demise This Time Could Fuel It Later
In failing to secure a benefit with bipartisan appeal, President Biden joins a long line of frustrated politicians. But some Republicans say it could be resurrected on its own. read more
 
Blame Joe Manchin.
 
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What the Virginia Election Result Will Mean for Democrats and Republicans
Republicans hope to hit on a recipe for renewal, while Democrats worry that a loss could force them to defend seats in blue states next year. read more
 
Gerymanders will be drawn by the next governor.
 
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Trump Allies Are Prominent at Saudi Investment Conference
But the Biden administration sent only a deputy commerce secretary to the high-profile gathering, amid shifts in global politics and diplomatic strains. read morei
 
The Saudi sell oil to oil users.

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In Texas Abortion Law Case, a Spotlight on Brett Kavanaugh
If the Supreme Court is to reverse course after refusing to block the law in September, at least one conservative justice must change positions. Justice Kavanaugh is the most likely candidate. read more
 
Reporters are guessing.
 
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Pressure Grows on G20 Nations to Get Covid Vaccines to the Poor
The world’s leaders are focusing on preventing future pandemics, but experts say rich nations are not doing enough to help the poor survive the current one. read more
 
Let all those who can make Covid-19 vaccines.
 
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A Global Tax Deal Is at Hand. Here’s How It Would Work.
President Biden will sign on to an international pact aimed at ending profit-shifting by large companies. Here’s a look at what it means. read more
 
Biden's signature is not binding without senatorial approval.
 
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Biden Finds Raising Corporate Tax Rates Easier Abroad Than at Home
As the Group of 20 seals a new global minimum tax for companies, the president has scaled back his plans to tax U.S. corporations more. read more
 
 Biden's signature is not binding without senatorial approval.
 
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Biden Eases Fray With France and Savors Meeting With Pope as Europe Trip Begins
Mr. Biden sought to mend ties with France’s president over a sabotaged French submarine contract, and expressed gratitude toward Pope Francis after a 90-minute meeting. read more
 
Diplomacy is the better way.
 
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How the Shooting on the Alec Baldwin Set Happened
A reconstruction of the events leading up to the fatal shooting of the cinematographer of “Rust,” the Alec Baldwin western, reveals a troubled production and a series of errors. read more
 
There is no how here.
How calls for an oppinion.
 
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John Eastman Blamed Pence for Violence at Jan. 6 Riot
John Eastman, the author of a memo that some in both parties liken to a blueprint for a coup, sent a hostile email to the vice president’s chief counsel as the mob attacked. read more
 
Pence is not guilty of this accusation.
 
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Ian Welsh1 day ago
Open Thread
[image: Story 499018105] Use the comments to discuss topic unrelated to recent articles. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp LinkedIn read more
 
Live negotiations start everything inter.
Sooner  is better.   As soon as you can is best.

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Court Filing Lists Documents Trump Seeks to Withhold From Jan. 6 Inquiry
The National Archives says the former president is asserting executive privilege over phone logs, notes and other records concerning the attack on the Capitol. read more
 
Trump knows he is guilty.
 
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Tsar Bomba Nuclear Test 60 Years Ago Didn't Make J.F.K. Flinch
A new study offers insights into how the United States reacted to Tsar Bomba, a planet shaker that made the deadly Hiroshima blast look tame. read more
 
Mutual assured destruction is sufficient.
 
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Supreme Court to Hear Case on EPA's Power to Limit Carbon Emissions
The case, brought by Republican-led states and coal companies, could frustrate the Biden administration’s efforts to address climate change. read more
 
The power is obvious.
Denying it will require legal gymnastics.
 
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Supreme Court Won’t Block Maine’s Vaccine Mandate for Health Care Workers
A state regulation that does not allow exemptions on religious grounds was challenged by workers who said taking a coronavirus vaccine was at odds with their faith. read more
 
The power to mandate on health is built into immigration control.
 
 
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