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Scott Wong / The Hill:
Ryan dismisses calls for family leave law — New Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) on Sunday dismissed Democrats' calls for a paid family leave law as another “federal entitlement,” and said his position isn't at odds with recent remarks that he wants to spend weekends with his young family in Wisconsin.
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Jennifer Shutt / Politico:
Ryan: ‘I was not elected dictator of the House’ — Rep. Paul Ryan says he was not elected speaker to dictate, but to work alongside fellow Republicans to set the House agenda. — “I was not elected dictator of the House. I was elected speaker of the House. And that means we do it in a bottom up approach.
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Bloomberg Business
David McCabe / The Hill:
Trump: CNBC's Harwood a ‘fool’ and a ‘dope’ — GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Saturday labeled the moderator of Wednesday's much-maligned CNBC Republican presidential debate a “dope” and a “fool.” — “By the way — this guy John Harwood, was he a dope?”
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Liberaland, Townhall.com and Hot Air
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Reid J. Epstein / Wall Street Journal:
Carson Calls for Major Changes in GOP Debate Format, Distribution — Campaign also seeks to reduce the number of televised debates — Ben Carson's campaign wants to take the coming Republican presidential primary debates off television and broadcast them over the Internet …
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ThinkProgress, CNNMoney, Slantpoint and Political Wire
Bradford Richardson / The Hill:
Cruz: CNBC debate moderators were ‘left-wing operatives’
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ABC News, Washington Monthly, Politico, No More Mister Nice Blog, Washington Examiner, Talking Points Memo and Raw Story
Greg Jaffe / Washington Post:
After vowing to end two wars, Obama may leave three behind — President Obama's decision to expand the U.S. war effort in Iraq and Syria is a reflection of the conflicting pressures on a commander in chief who doubts that military force alone can end the conflicts in those countries …
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Joe Sutton / CNN:
1 killed in shooting at Winston-Salem State University in North Carolina — Winston-Salem State University shooting leaves 1 dead — (CNN)One person died and another was injured in a shooting on the campus of Winston-Salem State University, the school said. Both are believed to be students at the university.
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NOLA River and Scared Monkeys
Maureen Dowd / New York Times:
Fall of the House of Bush — WASHINGTON — JEB, dragging his wilted exclamation point around, is so boring that it's hard to focus on the epic nature of his battle. — Not the battle against Donald Trump, although his beat-down by Trump is garishly entertaining.
Julia Hahn / Breitbart:
Marco Rubio's New Billionaire Backer Top Funder for Open Borders — Hedge-fund billionaire Paul Singer's decision to throw his financial weight behind the donor-class 2016 favorite, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL), has sparked fresh questions about Rubio's coziness with the financial interests funding his career.
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Talking Points Memo
Jordan Alam / The Atlantic:
Where Can Queer Muslims Go to Pray? — In the media, being queer and Muslim often seems to amount to being a victim. In articles on violence against LGBTQ people in Muslim-majority countries, or pieces on the challenges of coming out, the queer person's connection to Islam is often used …
Marc Fisher / Washington Post:
Seeking America's ‘lost’ greatness and finding Trump most appealing — The way Joe McCoy sees it, the last time America was great was when Ronald Reagan was president, when people played by the rules. No, it was in the '70s, Holly Martin says, when you could depend on Americans to work hard.
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Hot Air and Booman Tribune
Confidential / New York Daily News:
Donald Trump's ex-wife Ivana slams current spouse Melania: 'She can't talk, she can't give a speech' — Ivana Trump has been very supportive of her ex-husband's presidential aspirations, but she isn't endorsing The Donald's wife as First Lady. — At a recent event in town …
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Althouse
Matt Steiner / Gazette:
4 dead after morning shootings in downtown Colorado Springs — Gunfire rang out Saturday morning east of downtown Colorado Springs, leaving bullet-riddled bodies lying in the 200 block of North Prospect Street and in front of a Wendy's restaurant on North Wahsatch Avenue.
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TheBlaze.com
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Daily Mail:
Cats ARE neurotic - and they're probably also trying to work out how to kill you, say researchers — They are well loved for their immaculate fluffy coats and unique personalities but new research suggests cats do have a much darker side. — A study carried out between the University …
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