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Bradford Richardson / The Hill:
Clinton team on alert for undercover sting — Hillary Clinton's campaign is on high alert for a possible undercover sting, after several women reportedly tried to bait volunteers into breaking federal election law, according to Time. — One woman apparently asked how she could funnel additional donations …
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Zeke J Miller / TIME:
Clinton Campaign On Alert For Undercover Conservative Sting
Clinton Campaign On Alert For Undercover Conservative Sting
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CNN:
First on CNN: Biden meets with Warren in Washington — The meeting between Biden and Warren is the biggest indication yet that he is feeling out influential Democrats about a possible 2016 run — Biden is the leading figure Democrats believe they could turn to if they needed to find an alternative to Hillary Clinton
Michael Birnbaum / Washington Post:
Train suspect had been flagged as potential risk — PARIS — The shooter boarded the packed high-speed train with enough firepower to slaughter dozens in a matter of minutes, and he was foiled not through high-tech security but because two vacationing American service members happened to be there to overpower him.
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Isabelle Fraser / Telegraph:
France train attack: Americans hailed as heroes, gunman ‘had ties to Isil’
France train attack: Americans hailed as heroes, gunman ‘had ties to Isil’
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Adam Nossiter / New York Times:
A Shot, a Glimpse of an AK-47, and U.S. Servicemen Pounced on Gunman on Train to France
A Shot, a Glimpse of an AK-47, and U.S. Servicemen Pounced on Gunman on Train to France
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Ben Schreckinger / Politico:
Donald Trump, Alabama and the ghost of George Wallace — The South rises for Trump, but only 20,000 of them. — MOBILE, Ala. — It was immigration, not segregation, that brought some 20,000 southerners — far fewer than predicted — out for Donald Trump on Friday night, but the ghost of George Wallace loomed large.
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CNN:
30,000 turn out for Trump's Alabama pep rally — Mobile, Alabama (CNN)Donald Trump brought 30,000 supporters from deep red Alabama to a Friday night pep rally in a football stadium, the latest sign that the Republican front-runner has broad, nationwide strength.
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Mark Hensch / The Hill:
Deez Nuts endorses Sanders in Dem primary — A joke presidential candidate with national buzz is backing Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) for the 2016 Democratic presidential primary. — Independent presidential candidate Deez Nuts announced he is supporting Sanders' bid for the Democratic nomination.
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Joe Nocera / New York Times:
Jeff Bezos and the Amazon Way — The best thing about Jeff Bezos, the founder, chairman, president and chief executive of Amazon, is that he doesn't give a hoot what anybody else thinks. The worst thing about Jeff Bezos is that he doesn't give a hoot what anybody else thinks.
Brent Scowcroft / Washington Post:
The Iran deal: An epochal moment that Congress shouldn't squander — Brent Scowcroft was national security adviser to Presidents Gerald Ford and George H.W. Bush. — Congress again faces a momentous decision regarding U.S. policy toward the Middle East. The forthcoming vote …
Theodoric Meyer / Politico:
Kentucky GOP greenlights joint Senate, presidential run for Rand Paul — The Kentucky GOP's central committee voted Saturday to adopt a presidential caucus system next year, clearing the way Republican Sen. Rand Paul to run for president and reelection at the same time.
Des Moines Register:
Animal rights activists interrupt Chris Christie speech — Animal rights activists jumped on stage at the Des Moines Register's Political Soapbox, interrupting New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. He took it all in stride, even jokingly thanking the activists for making Iowa feel like New Jersey.
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Politico, Gothamist and Talking Points Memo
Garrett Epps / The Atlantic:
The War That Congress Won't Declare — “To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle,” George Orwell wrote in 1946. Here's a corollary: The real scandal in any given system is usually the thing there's no argument about. — We hear a lot of discussion about executive power and the military these days.
Perry Chiaramonte / Fox News:
Packing heat in Detroit: Motown residents answer police chief's call to arms — Rick Ector, an NRA-certified firearms instructor and the blogger behind “LegallyArmedinDetroit.com,” says business is booming. (Courtesy of Rick Ector) — Detroit resident Darrell Standberry doesn't navigate streets …