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Ron Fournier / National Journal:
Emails May Be a Key to Addressing ‘Pay-to-Play’ Whispers at Clinton Foundation — There are not two Clinton controversies. There is one big, hairy deal. — “Follow the money.” That apocryphal phrase, attributed to Watergate whistle-blower “Deep Throat,” explains why the biggest threat …
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Kyle Balluck / The Hill:
Graham: 'I don't email' — Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said on Sunday that he has never sent an e-mail. — “I don't email,” Graham, who's considering a 2016 White House run, said on NBC's “Meet the Press.” “You can have every email I've ever sent. I've never sent one.”
Anne Gearan / Washington Post:
Will Clinton's experience be a liability? — Hillary Rodham Clinton's tenure as secretary of state was supposed to be a central argument for her forthcoming run for president. Her globe-trotting record as the nation's chief diplomat, her role championing women's empowerment and gay rights …
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The Federalist, Power Line and The PJ Tatler
Amy Chozick / New York Times:
Hillary Clinton Faces Test of Record as Women's Advocate — MIAMI — It was supposed to be a carefully planned anniversary to mark one of the most important and widely praised moments in Hillary Rodham Clinton's political career — and to remind the country, ahead of a likely 2016 presidential campaign …
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John Amato / Latest from Crooks and Liars:
Mark Halperin Doesn't Believe Hillary Clinton Will Be President Over Emails — Bloomberg News' Mark Halperin has changed his mind over Hillary Clinton's chances of becoming president because of the news that Hillary used a private email while at the State Department and told ABC's This Week, that she's all but done as a candidate.
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Marisa Schultz / New York Post:
‘Huge gaps’ in Clinton emails: Chairman of House Benghazi Committee
‘Huge gaps’ in Clinton emails: Chairman of House Benghazi Committee
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Gail Sheehy / NY Daily News:
Hillary Clinton's only hope: To tame her worst habits, she'll need a real primary challenge …
Hillary Clinton's only hope: To tame her worst habits, she'll need a real primary challenge …
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Adam Sneed / Politico:
Trey Gowdy sees months-long gaps in Clinton emails
Trey Gowdy sees months-long gaps in Clinton emails
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Tristram Korten / Florida Center …:
In Florida, Officials Ban Term ‘Climate Change’ — People try to pass through a flooded street in Miami Beach. Florida is the state most susceptible to the effects of global warming. (Photo: Flickr.) — Florida Center for Investigative Reporting — The state of Florida is the region …
Charles M. Blow / New York Times:
Obama and Selma: The Meaning of ‘Bloody Sunday’ — As our van in the presidential motorcade reached the crest of the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala., and began the descent toward the thousands of waiting faces and waving arms of those who had come to commemorate the 50th anniversary of …
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Clyde Haberman / New York Times:
Martin Luther King's Call for Voting Rights Inspired Isolated Hamlet
Alice Ollstein / ThinkProgress:
In Selma, GOP Lawmakers Explain Why They Don't Support John Lewis' Bill To Restore Voting Rights Act
In Selma, GOP Lawmakers Explain Why They Don't Support John Lewis' Bill To Restore Voting Rights Act
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Juan Williams / The Hill:
How conservatives capsized school reform — Last week President Obama invited a small group of journalists, including me, to talk with him at the White House. — The conversation was off-the-record. But speaking generally about the two-hour talk, I can say the president is intent on what is happening in Congress.
Alexander Bolton / The Hill:
Senate Republicans pick up the pieces after shutdown drama — With the Department of Homeland Security standoff in the rearview mirror, Senate Republicans are going on offense with proposals that divide Democrats such as an Iran oversight bill and trade legislation.
Glenn Harlan Reynolds / USA Today:
Prosecutors protect themselves first: Column — When prosecutors lie and falsify evidence, ‘absolute immunity’ protects them from justice. — When you're charged with a crime, you're in a tough spot. As soon as charges are filed, you're faced with the necessity of either (1) …
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Rosie Scammell / Guardian:
US tourists caught carving names into Rome's Colosseum — Two California women break away from tour group to scratch their initials into ancient amphitheatre, where defacing walls is strictly forbidden — Tourists are once again getting into trouble in Italy, with two American women caught carving their names into Rome's Colosseum.
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