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11:15 AM ET, January 24, 2017

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Ashley Parker / Washington Post:
The first days inside Trump's White House: Fury, tumult and a reboot  —  President Trump had just returned to the White House on Saturday from his final inauguration event, a tranquil interfaith prayer service, when the flashes of anger began to build.  —  Trump turned on the television …
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Nancy Cook / Politico:
Trump assembles a shadow Cabinet  —  The White House is installing senior aides atop major federal agencies to shadow the administration's Cabinet secretaries, creating a direct line with loyalists who can monitor and shape White House goals across the federal bureaucracy.
Chris Sommerfeldt / New York Daily News:
Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway allegedly punched a man in the face at President Trump's inaugural ball  —  Top Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway allegedly punched a tuxedo-clad man at an exclusive inauguration ball just hours after the new commander-in-chief was sworn in, according to a witness.
Discussion: Political Wire
Jennifer Calfas / The Hill:
Sales of ‘1984’ surge after Conway talks ‘alternative facts’  —  George Orwell's dystopian novel “1984” is surging in popularity in the days since President Trump's inauguration.  —  The iconic book, published nearly 70 years ago, is the sixth best-selling book on Amazon as of Tuesday morning.
Greg Sargent / Washington Post:
Dear media: The Trump White House has total contempt for you.  Time to react accordingly.  —  THE MORNING PLUM:  —  Here is one thing we learned about the new Trump White House this weekend: It views the institutional role that the news media is supposed to play in our democracy with nothing but total, unbridled contempt.
Mike Allen / Axios:
The Trump show: a new drama  —  This West Wing is a tough neighborhood.  Even after Sean Spicer's successful get-back-on-the-horse presser yesterday, we were told that a top White House official was discussing his possible replacement.  On Day 4!  With 1,457 to go in this term.
Discussion: ABC News, Politico and Political Wire
New York Times:
Trump Is Said to Keep James Comey as F.B.I. Director  —  WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, told his top agents from around the country that he had been asked by President Trump to stay on the job running the federal government's top law enforcement agency, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Ben Kamisar / The Hill:
Trump keeping Comey as FBI head: report
Discussion: Axios and twitchy.com
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Abby Phillip / Washington Post:
Without evidence, Trump tells lawmakers 3 million to 5 million illegal ballots cost him the popular vote
ProPublica:
Trump Administration Imposes Freeze On EPA Grants and Contracts  —  The Trump administration has imposed a freeze on grants and contracts by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, a move that could affect a significant part of the agency's budget allocations and even threaten …
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Kate Sheppard / The Huffington Post:
EPA Freezes Grants, Tells Employees Not To Talk About It, Sources Say  —  It's unclear whether the freeze is temporary or indefinite.  —  WASHINGTON The Environmental Protection Agency has frozen its grant programs, according to sources there.  —  EPA staff has been instructed to freeze …
Ed O'Keefe / Washington Post:
Senate Democrats set to unveil a Trump-size infrastructure plan  —  A group of senior Senate Democrats on Tuesday plan to unveil their own $1 trillion plan to revamp the nation's airports, bridges, roads and seaports, urging President Trump to back their proposal, which they say would create 15 million jobs over 10 years.
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Associated Press:
Trump's Pick for Health Secretary Faces New Senate Hearing
Discussion: Axios and Politico
New York Times:
Senate Democrats to Unveil $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
Bloomberg:
Trump Advancing Keystone, Dakota Oil Pipelines Today, Source Says  —  Pipelines are flashpoints among environmentalists, activists  —  Dakota Access was stalled by Obama administration in September  —  President Donald Trump intends to take action today to advance construction of the Keystone XL …
Federal Register:
National Day of Patriotic Devotion  —  A new national pride stirs the American soul and inspires the American heart.  We are one people, united by a common destiny and a shared purpose.  —  Freedom is the birthright of all Americans, and to preserve that freedom we must maintain faith in our sacred values and heritage.
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Mike Allen / Axios:
Trump 101: What he reads and watches  —  President Trump spends substantial time and energy ridiculing the media.  He spends even more time consuming —and obsessing about — it.  —  Print copies of three newspapers.  When Billy Bush was on, “Access Hollywood” every night.
Discussion: ABC News, Washington Post and The Week
Max Greenwood / The Hill:
FBI found no wrongdoing in Flynn's calls with Russia: report  —  An FBI review of communications between Russia's ambassador to the U.S. and President Trump's national security advisor did not produce any incriminating evidence, The Washington Post reported Monday night.
Discussion: RedState
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Ellen Nakashima / Washington Post:
FBI reviewed Flynn's calls with Russian ambassador but found nothing illicit
Discussion: NBC News and The Daily Caller
David G. Savage / Los Angeles Times:
Conservative Colorado judge emerges as a top contender to fill Scalia's Supreme Court seat  —  Neil Gorsuch, 49, was among 21 potential high court candidates circulated by Trump's team during the campaign (Lauren Victoria Burke / For the Denver Post)  —  Judge Neil M. Gorsuch …
Ricardo Lopez / Star Tribune:
Dayton's message cut short by collapse during State of State address  —  Before fainting briefly and recovering, governor laid out new spending goals.  —  Video (01:26) : Gov. Mark Dayton collapsed while delivering his State of the State speech on Monday, striking his head on a lectern.
Discussion: Power Line and Political Wire
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Dara Lind / Vox:
Trump's flurry of day one policies had some surprising omissions  —  Donald Trump made a lot of promises on the campaign trail about what he'd do on day one of his presidency.  Now day one is over — and after the first full weekday of the Trump administration, what Trump hasn't done is just as notable as what he has.
Matthew Dessem / Slate:
Oh, Saturday Night Live, Honey, No  —  Oh jeez, Saturday Night Live.  You didn't have to do this.  Really, you didn't.  You got away with the Hillary-Clinton-singing-"Hallelujah" thing, but that was a uniquely terrible week (and long before it was apparent that Hillary Clinton had, in fact, given up).
Discussion: Hit & Run
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Dave Itzkoff / New York Times:
Katie Rich of ‘S.N.L.’ Is Suspended for Tweet Mocking Barron Trump
Grabien News RSS:
DNC Chair Candidates Bash White People in Racially-Charged Forum  —  ‘My job is to shut other white people down’  —  Candidates aspiring to take over as chairman of the Democratic National Committee met Monday night to discuss what went wrong in 2016 and how to get the party back on track.
Sean Langille / Washington Examiner:
Limo torched in DC protests belongs to Muslim immigrant, may cost $70,000 in damages  —  The limousine that was set on fire during the anti-Trump anarchist protest in downtown Washington on Inauguration Day is owned by a Muslim immigrant who says the damage could cost his company $70,000.
Rory Carroll / Reuters:
Court appeal argues California emissions trading plan akin to ‘illegal tax’  —  Parties in a four-year-old legal challenge to California's emissions trading program will head to court in Sacramento on Tuesday with a business group arguing the billions the program collected amounts to an “illegal tax” on businesses.
Axios:
John Thune: What's coming on tech legislation  —  South Dakota Republican John Thune has emerged as a major voice on tech issues since becoming chair of the Senate Commerce Committee in 2014.  In an interview with Axios, Thune said he hopes to reach a deal on net neutrality …
Discussion: Politico
 
 
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Spencer Woodman / The Intercept:
Lawmakers in Eight States Have Proposed Laws Criminalizing Peaceful Protest
Discussion: New Urban Legends and The Slot
Elizabeth Harrington / Washington Free Beacon:
Transgender Activists Upset Over ‘White Cis Women March’
Brooks Barnes / New York Times:
Oscar Nominations 2017: 14 for ‘La La Land,’ and 6 for Black Actors
Discussion: CBS Philly and Althouse
Robert Pear / New York Times:
Senators Propose Giving States Option to Keep Affordable Care Act
Rebecca Traister / New York Magazine:
The Future of the Left Is Female
Discussion: The Federalist
Michelle Ye Hee Lee / Washington Post:
Trump's unsupported claim he has ‘received awards on the environment’
 Earlier Items: 
Janko Roettgers / Variety:
White House Shuts Down Phone Comment Line, Tells Callers to Use Non-Existent Facebook Messenger Account Instead
Michael Grunwald / Politico:
How Trump Could Shrink the Government (While Still Keeping the Good Stuff)
Ashley Feinberg / The Slot:
Melania Trump Definitely Loves Her Husband and Is Very Happy to Be Here
Robert Costa / Washington Post:
Trump's latest hire alarms allies of Ryan — and bolsters Bannon
Henry Farrell / Washington Post:
This is how Donald Trump engineers applause
Tyler Cowen / Bloomberg:
Why Trump's Staff Is Lying
Michael Hiltzik / Los Angeles Times:
Column U.S. judge finds that Aetna misled the public about its reasons for quitting Obamacare
Discussion: The Week and Talking Points Memo
 

 
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