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11:10 AM ET, September 23, 2015

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Del Quentin Wilber / Bloomberg Business:
FBI Said to Recover Personal E-Mails From Hillary Clinton Server  —  The FBI has recovered personal and work-related e-mails from the private computer server used by Hillary Clinton during her time as secretary of state, according to a person familiar with the investigation.
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Michael S. Schmidt / New York Times:
Investigators Find Emails Hillary Clinton Said Were Erased  —  WASHINGTON — F.B.I. investigators have recovered work-related and personal emails that Hillary Rodham Clinton said had been deleted from the server that housed the personal account she used exclusively when she was secretary of state, according to two government officials.
Des Moines Register:
Last Slide  —  Another apparent discrepancy has arisen in what Hillary Clinton has said about her emails.  —  When The Des Moines Register asked her about the latest twist in the private server saga on Tuesday, she said she had no new answers.  —  Just before Clinton sat down for a 105-minute meeting …
Carol D. Leonnig / Washington Post:
State Department's account of e-mail request differs from Clinton's  —  Throughout the controversy over her use of a private e-mail system while she was secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton has described her decision last year to turn over thousands of work-related e-mails as a response to a routine-sounding records request.
Margaret Talev / Bloomberg Business:
Bloomberg Poll: Joe Biden Now Top Presidential Choice for 1 in 4 Democrats  —  As Hillary Clinton's ratings tumble, nearly half of those surveyed say they want the vice president in the race.  —  One quarter of Americans who are registered Democrats or lean that way say Vice President Joe Biden is now their top choice for president.
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Edward-Isaac Dovere / Politico:
Obama to skip Clinton summit
Alex Isenstadt / Politico:
Walker's campaign manager unloads  —  <p>Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker pulled the plug on a bloated campaign that was headed into debt and was being undermined by furious donors, a warring staff and — at the root of it all — a candidate who was badly out of his league. </p><p>Prior …
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Reid J. Epstein / Wall Street Journal:
Rubio Benefits From Walker Exit
Bruce Weber / New York Times:
Yogi Berra, Master Catcher With a Goofy Wit, Dies at 90  —  Yogi Berra, one of baseball's greatest catchers and characters, who as a player was a mainstay of 10 Yankee championship teams and as a manager led both the Yankees and Mets to the World Series — but who may be more widely known …
Christine Mai-Duc / Los Angeles Times:
‘Happy Birthday’ song copyright is not valid, judge rules  —  In a stunning reversal of decades of copyright claims, a federal judge in Los Angeles has ruled that Warner/Chappell Music does not hold a valid copyright claim to the “Happy Birthday To You” song.
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Ben Sisario / New York Times:
‘Happy Birthday’ Copyright Invalidated by Judge
Discussion: Althouse
Matea Gold / Washington Post:
Inside the collapse of Scott Walker's presidential bid … Most Read
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Ilan Ben-Meir / BuzzFeed:
Trump Campaign Manager: President Trump Would Admit Zero Syrian Refugees
Discussion: Hullabaloo
Ben Schreckinger / Politico:
Colbert bests Trump  —  <p>Donald Trump was in no fighting mood on Tuesday night.</p><p>Rather than come out swinging, as he did at the outset of last week's Republican debate, a subdued front-runner came out nodding in his “Late Show” interview with Stephen Colbert. </p><p>Rather than engage …
Discussion: EcoWatch
NBC News:
Drug CEO Responds to Outrage Over 5,000% Hike  —  The pharmaceutical company boss under fire for increasing the price of the drug Daraprim by more than 5,000 percent said Tuesday he will lower the cost of the life-saving medication.  —  Martin Shkreli did not say what the new price would be …
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Jeremy Stahl / Slate:
That Guy Who Is Price-Gouging AIDS Patients Also Did It to Kids with Kidney Disease
Bernie Becker / The Hill:
Hatch wonders about IRS discipline over political scrutiny  —  The Senate's top tax writer asked Tuesday why the IRS has cleared most employees referred for potential improper political scrutiny since the agency's Tea Party controversy erupted in 2013.  —  Finance Chairman Orrin Hatch …
Scott Wong / The Hill:
Boehner coup talk puts House GOP on edge  —  Growing chatter about a possible coup against Speaker John Boehner has set Capitol Hill on edge.  —  Talk that conservatives might use a government-funding showdown to overthrow the powerful Ohio Republican has triggered a flurry of behind …
Discussion: CNN
Kate Milani / Wall Street Journal:
Pope Francis' Prepared Remarks at the White House  —  Pope Francis arrived at the White House on Wednesday morning, greeted by President Barack Obama and about 15,000 people stretched across the South Lawn, to deliver his first address since he arrived in the U.S. on Tuesday for a six-day visit.
Discussion: Hit & Run
Jordain Carney / The Hill:
McConnell fast-tracks bill to freeze Planned Parenthood funding  —  Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Tuesday fast-tracked a bill that would block federal funding for Planned Parenthood.  —  The Republican leader finished the fast-track process, which was started on Monday night …
Discussion: Daily Kos and Red Alert Politics
Andrew Husband / Mediaite:
Robert De Niro Walks Out on Interview: 'I'm Not Doing It, Darling'  —  Actor Robert De Niro reportedly walked out of an interview with the Radio Times after reporter Emma Brockes' line of questioning made a “negative inference” about the Tribeca Film Festival.
Kyle Shideler / Townhall.com:
Irving Mayor: Ahmed Mohamed's Family Blocking Release of Records; Obama Tweeted Support Even Before “Clock” Pic Released  —  Last night, Irving Texas Mayor Beth Van Duyne revealed that the family of Ahmed Mohammed has repeatedly refused to meet with city officials, refused …
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Paul Mirengoff / Power Line:
14 year-old kid makes Obama his dupe
Ashe Schow / Washington Examiner:
College's hypocrisy on standard of evidence when it comes to accused students  —  Share Tweet Reddit Digg Mail Print SMS More  —  A Vermont college was ordered to halt the expulsion of a student who was expelled for sexual assault without being given a hearing.  But what the college argued in its defense was rather interesting.
 
 
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Margarita Noriega / Vox:
Transgender woman live-tweets her expulsion from Orlando airport
Discussion: New York Times, The Week and Pharyngula
Judson Berger / Fox News:
Army rejects appeal from soldier discharged after confronting accused Afghan rapist
Guardian:
VW scandal caused nearly 1m tonnes of extra pollution, analysis shows
Discussion: Boing Boing and Vox
Tony Mirones / WCPO:
Butler County Sheriff's deputy arranges hotel stay while family looks for new home
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Andrew Kaczynski / BuzzFeed:
Mike Huckabee Says He Doesn't Want “Stupid” People To Vote
Discussion: Mediaite
Maev Kennedy / Guardian:
Westminster Abbey lavatory block gives way to medieval burial find
Discussion: Mashable and Daily Mail
Sarah Ferris / The Hill:
ObamaCare sign-ups swell to 17.6 million
Discussion: Daily Kos
Jason Horowitz / New York Times:
Scott Walker's Dismal Finish Is a Fitting Result, Old Foes Say
 

 
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