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3:50 PM ET, July 16, 2016

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A Grounded Plane and Anti-Clinton Passion: How Mike Pence Swayed the Trumps  —  When mechanical problems grounded Donald J. Trump's private plane on Tuesday night in Indiana, Gov. Mike Pence seized the opportunity.  —  The jet-setting Mr. Trump had his three oldest children fly to meet …
Matthew Yglesias / Vox:
Turkey coup: Try to picture Donald Trump handling this well  —  Picture Donald Trump on a series of calls with advisors and heads of government from around the region, and inside the NATO alliance, devising a constructive response to a coup attempt in Turkey.  —  Good luck.
Discussion: neo-neocon
Sara Jerde / Talking Points Memo:
Donald Trump Addresses Turkey Chaos: ‘We Wish Them Well’  —  Donald Trump addressed the attempted coup in Turkey on Saturday during his formal announcement of his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence.  —  “We wish them well,” Trump said, speaking from New York City.
Discussion: Daily Kos and Joe.My.God.
CNN:
Pence ‘very supportive’ of latest version of Trump Muslim ban
Discussion: alan.com and Politico
Anna Maria Barry-Jester / FiveThirtyEight:
Two Times Mike Pence Brushed Off Science
Discussion: Advocate
Vaughn Hillyard / NBC News:
Pence: I'll Stand With Tump, Implement His Policies
Discussion: Joe.My.God. and Towleroad
Associated Press:   POLITICAL OUTSIDER TRUMP INTRODUCING INSIDER MIKE PENCE
New York Times:
Turkey Detains Thousands in Military in Bid to Regain Control  —  ISTANBUL — Turkey's government rounded up thousands of military personnel on Saturday said to have taken part in an attempted coup, moving swiftly to re-establish control after a night of chaos and intrigue that left hundreds dead.
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Bradley Klapper / Associated Press:
US would consider extradition request for exiled cleric  —  LUXEMBOURG (AP) — The Obama administration would entertain an extradition request for the U.S.-based cleric that Turkey's president is blaming for a failed coup attempt, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Saturday.
New York Times:
Turkish President Returns to Istanbul in Sign Military Coup Is Faltering
Bill Michlowski / WNEP-TV:
Turkish government says situation under control; air base used by U.S. closed
Discussion: FOX 61
Dan Merica / CNN:
Clinton: I will introduce campaign finance amendment in first 30 days  —  (CNN)Hillary Clinton will pledge on Saturday to introduce an amendment to the Constitution to overturn the Supreme Court's Citizen United decision within the first 30 days of her administration, an aide said Saturday.
Discussion: RedState
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Jennifer Epstein / Bloomberg:
Clinton Vows Speedy Push to Overturn No-Limits Campaign Spending  —  She plans a Constitutional amendment to overturn Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling.  —  jeneps  —  Hillary Clinton plans to introduce a constitutional amendment to reform the campaign finance system during …
Discussion: Politico
Noah Feldman / New York Times:
A Lesson for Newt Gingrich: What Shariah Is (and Isn't)  —  FORTUNATELY, no one is going to follow Newt Gingrich's unconstitutional and un-American plan for an inquisition to “test every person here who is of a Muslim background” and deport the ones who “believe in Shariah.”
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New York Times:
France Blames ISIS for Inspiring Terrorist Attack in Nice  —  NICE, France — The Islamic State claimed on Saturday that the man who attacked the seaside city of Nice, France, was one of the group's “soldiers.”  France's defense minister promptly blamed the terrorist network for inspiring the assault …
Justin Fishel / ABC News:
U.S. Troops at Turkish Air Base on Highest Force Protection Level  —  U.S. troops at Turkey's Incirlik air base were at the highest force protection level, known as “condition Delta,” after the power was cut off at the base and the Turkish government closed the airspace around the site …
Discussion: Washington Post
Sara Jerde / Talking Points Memo:
Track Palin Enters Plea Deal In Domestic Violence Case  —  Track Palin, Sarah Palin's son, entered a plea deal last week, in a domestic violence case that included charges that included him punching his girlfriend in the face, Alaska Dispatch News reported.  —  Police in Wasilla, Alaska arrested Track Palin in January.
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Chris Klint / Alaska Dispatch News:
Track Palin enters plea deal in January domestic-violence case
Discussion: Raw Story and Joe.My.God.
Kate Zernike / New York Times:
Chris Christie Lost Out on the Job He Wanted.  And His Bad Year Got Worse.  —  “Black Thursday,” one of Gov. Chris Christie's least favorite local newspaper columnists called it, under a headline that declared it his “worst day ever.”  At the least, it was the New Jersey governor's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day.
Sandra Pedicini / Orlando Sentinel:
Worker fired, rehired over tweet about gators at Disney World  —  Shannon Sullivan was disheartened by the sign she saw posted in the Walt Disney World break room.  —  If guests ask whether there are alligators in the water around the Magic Kingdom's Tom Sawyer Island, it told employees …
Discussion: Guardian and Associated Press
Los Angeles Times:
Drive-by shooting injures 14 people at Bakersfield party  —  Fourteen people were shot at a party near Bakersfield early Saturday morning in what authorities are describing as a drive-by shooting.  —  According to the Kern County Sheriff's Office, numerous partygoers were standing outside …
Ben Kamisar / The Hill:
Trump's secret weapon is Ivanka  —  has a secret weapon as he seeks to burnish his image in Cleveland: his daughter Ivanka Trump.  —  A mogul in her own right, Ivanka Trump has become her father's most effective surrogate, softening the edges of Donald Trump's brash and often controversial presidential campaign.
Ed O'Keefe / Washington Post:
Not so fast: Defeated anti-Trump delegates vow trouble during the convention  —  CLEVELAND — The Never Trump agitators have been defeated, but they say they're not going away.  —  Republicans who failed to change party rules here this week and stop Donald Trump from winning …
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Matea Gold / Washington Post:   Sixty mega-donors gave 30 percent of the money raised by Donald Trump and the Republican Party
 
 
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A Cure for Trumpism  —  WHEN Donald Trump accepts the Republican …
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Greg Stohr / Bloomberg:
Filing: Trump asks SCOTUS to pause the law that could ban TikTok, saying the court should give him time to “pursue a political resolution” of the dispute

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Shares of South Korean entertainment companies related to Squid Game drop 20%+ following a less-than-perfect debut for the new season of the series on Netflix

Benjamin Mullin / New York Times:
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