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11:00 AM ET, February 3, 2016

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Jennifer Jacobs / Des Moines Register:
Iowa's nightmare revisited: Was correct winner called?  —  It's Iowa's nightmare scenario revisited: An extraordinarily close count in the Iowa caucuses — and reports of chaos in precincts and computer glitches — are raising questions about accuracy of the count and winner.
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Rebecca Savransky / The Hill:
Sanders won't debate Thursday unless Clinton agrees to future debates  —  Bernie Sanders' campaign says he won't participate in Thursday's planned Democratic presidential debate unless Hillary Clinton agrees to the Sanders campaign's conditions on future debates.
Rebecca Traister / New York Magazine:
In Iowa, Hillary Shows She's Learned Something About Running While Female  —  It may work for Bernie, but no one likes a woman who yells loudly about revolution.  —  11.7k  —  10.9k  —  Pin It … For all those Democrats who fretted for the past year about the probability of a listless primary …
Dana Milbank / Washington Post:
Cut Clinton some slack  —  NASHUA, N.H.  —  Q: When is a win not a win?  —  A: When the winner is Hillary Clinton.  —  The Iowa Democratic Party confirmed in its final tally Tuesday that Clinton had won Monday night's caucuses.  She got more votes than any other candidate …
Rebecca Savransky / The Hill:
Sanders raised $3M in 24 hours, his biggest single day yet  —  Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders' campaign has reportedly raised $3 million since Monday night's Iowa caucuses.  —  Sanders communications director Michael Briggs told The Washington Post that “it's been our best day ever.”
Discussion: RedState and Washington Post
Ruby Cramer / BuzzFeed:
Clinton Sends Brooklyn HQ Staff To New Hampshire
John Wagner / Washington Post:
Sanders not ready to concede Iowa or confirm appearance in Thursday night debate
Discussion: RH Reality Check
Frank Bruni / New York Times:
Hillary Clinton's Dutiful Slog
Karen Tumulty / Washington Post:
Clinton supporters prepare for a long battle after her close call in Iowa
John Wagner / Washington Post:
In 24 hours after Iowa caucuses, Sanders donors pony up $3 million, aides say
Discussion: ABC News, Political Wire and The Week
Scott Stump / TODAY.com:
Bernie Sanders looks to New Hampshire after Iowa loss: We have ‘momentum’
Discussion: Politico and Political Wire
Nick Gass / Politico:
Trump accuses Cruz of ‘fraud,’ calls for new Iowa election  —  Donald Trump on Wednesday accused Ted Cruz of committing fraud, and called for a new election in Iowa.  —  Ratcheting up his rhetoric after his loss in the Iowa caucuses on Monday, Trump first tweeted an accusation that the Texas senator had …
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Cristian Farias / The Huffington Post:
Ted Cruz Is A ‘Natural Born Citizen,’ Board Of Election Finds  —  “Further discussion on this issue is unnecessary.”  —  Legal Affairs Reporter, The Huffington Post  —  On the same day he won the Republican Iowa caucus, Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas got a favorable decision from the Illinois Board of Elections …
Des Moines Register:
Cruz won Iowa the old-fashioned way: He earned it
Allie Morris / Concord Monitor:
After being bested by Ted Cruz in Iowa, Donald Trump's front-runner status comes into question
Alana Abramson / ABC News:
How Presidential Candidates' Iowa Visits May Have Paid Off This Caucus
Discussion: Politico and Associated Press
Robert Costa / Washington Post:
Scott Brown to endorse Trump
Shane Goldmacher / Politico:
Rand Paul drops out of White House race  —  Rand Paul dropped out of the 2016 president race on Wednesday, short on cash and support, two days after finishing with under 5 percent in the Iowa caucuses — less than one quarter of the support his father had drawn four years earlier.
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CNN:
First on CNN: Rand Paul dropping out of presidential race  —  (CNN)Rand Paul, the libertarian-minded freshman senator who was once viewed as a formidable presidential contender, is suspending his White House bid on Wednesday, several sources close to Paul told CNN.
Meridith McGraw / ABC News:
Discussion: WCTX-TV and TVNewser
Philip Rucker / Washington Post:
In New Hampshire, GOP governors take aim at a resurgent Marco Rubio  —  BEDFORD, N.H. — Marco Rubio's surprisingly strong showing in the Iowa caucuses reshuffled the already intense competition here in New Hampshire among the Republican establishment candidates, leading some to sharpen …
Discussion: The Atlantic, Daily Kos and The Week
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Kyle Cheney / Politico:
Full-page Bush ad takes aim at Rubio
Jeremy W. Peters / New York Times:
Marco Rubio Campaign Dispatches Its Army and New Lines of Attack
CNN:
First on CNN: Ted Cruz apologizes to Ben Carson  —  Windham, New Hampshire (CNN)The day after winning the Iowa caucuses, Ted Cruz issued an apology to Republican rival Ben Carson for falsely telling Iowa caucusgoers that the retired neurosurgeon planned to quit the race, calling it a “mistake.”
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Column Matthew Dowd / ABC News:
7 Takeaways Post-Iowa Caucuses
Discussion: Associated Press
Erin Kelly / USA Today:
House fails to override president's veto of Obamacare repeal  —  WASHINGTON — The House on Tuesday failed to override President Obama's veto of a bill that would have repealed key provisions of Obamacare and stripped federal funding from Planned Parenthood.
Discussion: The Week
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Peter Sullivan / The Hill:
House fails to override ObamaCare veto
Discussion: Politico and Daily Kos
Greg Bensinger / Wall Street Journal:
Amazon Plans Hundreds of Brick-and-Mortar Bookstores, Mall CEO Says  —  Online giant Amazon.com is planning to open as many as 400 brick-and-mortar bookstores, according to the chief executive of mall operator General Growth Properties.
Oliver Jj Lane / Breitbart:
Top German Journalist Admits Live On Air National News Agenda Set By Government  —  A retired media boss at a major German state broadcaster has admitted his network and others take orders from the government on what — and what not — to report.  —  National public service broadcaster …
Discussion: National Review
Nate Cohn / New York Times:
Polls Were Way Off on Donald Trump.  Here's What It Means.  —  Donald Trump was at the top of each of the last 10 polls in Iowa, but his lead failed to hold up on caucus night Monday.  In the end, his seven-point lead in polling averages amounted to a three-point loss to Ted Cruz.
 
 
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Bryon Allen / Wilson Perkins Allen Opinion Research:
Three Thoughts on the Iowa Polls
Discussion: The Federalist and Daily Kos
FiveThirtyEight:
How Iowa Voted … Clinton 50.1 percent, Sanders 49.3 percent with 85 percent in.
Seth Barrett Tillman / THE NEW REFORM CLUB:
Litigating (former) Senator Hillary Clinton's Legal Woes: A Response to Professor Rick Hasen …
Discussion: Point of Order and Chicago Boyz
Robby Soave / The Daily Beast:
The College Where Martin Luther King Is Problematic
Associated Press:
CHIPOTLE SAYS CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION WIDENS
Elizabeth Yuan / Wall Street Journal:
‘The Greatest Cat Painting Ever Made’ Curls Up With Portland
 Earlier Items: 
Alexander Bolton / The Hill:
McConnell wary of divisive 2016 fights
Charlie Spiering / Breitbart:
Lena Dunham Won't Return to Twitter Without New Code of Conduct Protecting Women
Discussion: The Daily Caller
Scott Keyes / ThinkProgress:
Study Finds Republican Voter Suppression Is Even More Effective Than You Think
Discussion: Mediaite and Hullabaloo