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1:05 PM ET, November 9, 2017

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John Harwood / CNBC:
Gary Cohn: Trickle-down is good for the economy  — Gary Cohn says, “I don't believe that we've set out to create a tax cut for the wealthy.  If someone's getting a tax cut, I'm not upset that they're getting a tax cut.”  —  Gary Cohn, 57, was in some ways an unlikely choice for Donald Trump's White House.
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Jonathan Chait / New York Magazine:
Gary Cohn: ‘The Most Excited Group Out There Are Big CEOs, About Our Tax Plan’  —  White House economic adviser Gary Cohn nearly quit the administration over President Trump's equivocations about a Nazi rally in Charlottesville, and then was denied his dream of becoming the chairman of the Federal Reserve.
Discussion: Washington Post
Washington Post:
Senate GOP plan would delay corporate tax cut until 2019, breaking with Trump  —  Senate Republicans on Thursday plan to propose delaying a cut in the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent until 2019, four people briefed on the planning said, a major departure from President Trump's insistence …
John Harwood / CNBC:
Gary Cohn: A year ago, I was advising companies to move out of the US
Discussion: Vox and The Daily Caller
John Harwood / CNBC:   Gary Cohn says repealing the estate tax helps ‘a lot of different people’
Nick Miroff / Washington Post:
White House chief of staff tried to pressure acting DHS secretary to expel thousands of Hondurans, officials say  —  Acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Elaine Duke meets with Britain's Home Secretary on Oct. 20.  Duke refused to bow to pressure from White House Chief …
Wall Street Journal:
The Anti-Trump Wave  —  Democrats come out in droves and the GOP is caught in the undertow.  —  Republicans took a thorough beating in Tuesday's elections, and no one should sugar coat the results because the voting was confined to a few states.  Democrats came out in droves to send a message …
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Michael Barone / Washington Examiner:
2016 is looking like the new normal … If you wanted to predict …
NBC News:   Alabama Is Next Up On The Political Calendar
Baltimore Sun:   Don't get too cocky, Dems  —  For months the Virginia gubernatorial …
Alex Isenstadt / Politico:
GOP faces wrenching call: Running with or away from Trump
Discussion: ABC News and The Hill
Beth Breeding / U.S. Congressman Bob Goodlatte:
Goodlatte: It's An Honor to Serve You  —  f t # e  —  Congressman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) released the following letter today announcing that he will not seek re-election in 2018:  —  Dear Friend,  —  When I first decided to run for Congress there were several things I wanted to achieve …
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Cristina Marcos / The Hill:
House Judiciary chairman announces retirement
Discussion: Political Wire
Daniella Diaz / CNN:
Suspect in Rand Paul assault pleads not guilty  —  STORY HIGHLIGHTS  —  Washington (CNN)The man who allegedly assaulted GOP Sen. Rand Paul outside his Kentucky residence pleaded not guilty Thursday to misdemeanor assault in the fourth degree at his arraignment in Bowling Green.
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Paul Bedard / Washington Examiner:
Rand Paul's neighbors rip media ‘landscaping dispute’ reports
Hollywood Reporter:
Christopher Plummer to Replace Kevin Spacey in ‘All the Money in the World’  —  As of now, director Ridley Scott plans to keep the film's Dec. 22 release date.  —  In a monumental and expensive move, Ridley Scott will remove embattled actor Kevin Spacey from his finished thriller All the Money …
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Jason Schwartz / Politico:
Fox, facing new competitors, clings tighter to Trump  —  During the Republican primary contest, Donald Trump feuded frequently with Fox News, going after Megyn Kelly and, at the height of his pique, even skipping one of the network's debates.  That now seems like eons ago.
Discussion: Mediaite, TVNewser and Raw Story
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Joe McDonald / Associated Press:
Trump cooperates with Chinese effort to control image  —  BEIJING (AP) — U.S. President Donald Trump was a cooperative partner for Beijing's sweeping efforts to control the message of his heavily choreographed visit to China.  —  Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping …
Discussion: Axios
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Antony J. Blinken / New York Times:   Trump Is Ceding Global Leadership to China
Wall Street Journal:
Prosecutors Seek Plea Deal With Manafort's Former Son-in Law  —  Jeffrey Yohai, who worked with his father-in-law on real-estate deals, hasn't been charged with any crime  —  The Justice Department is seeking to reach a plea deal in its criminal investigation of the former son-in-law of Paul Manafort …
Gregg Re / Fox News:
More layoffs planned at Carrier plant Trump promised to save  —  Carrier Corp., the HVAC manufacturer that had planned to move its operations to Mexico before President Trump staged a much-heralded intervention, said Tuesday it is gearing up for yet another round of layoffs.
Mike Allen / Axios:
Sean Parker unloads on Facebook: “God only knows what it's doing to our children's brains”  —  Sean Parker, the founding president of Facebook, gave me a candid insider's look at how social networks purposely hook and potentially hurt our brains.  —  Be smart: Parker's I-was-there account …
CNN:
Roy Moore was removed from 1990s divorce case after he barred lesbian from seeing her children unsupervised  —  STORY HIGHLIGHTS  —  (CNN)Roy Moore, the Republican nominee for Senate in Alabama, ruled in a 1990s divorce case that a woman who had a lesbian affair couldn't visit …
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Kevin O'Leary / American Prospect:   Could Alabama Be Next?  —  Jeronimo Nisa /The Decatur Daily via AP
CNN:
Academic at heart of Clinton ‘dirt’ claim vanishes, leaving trail of questions  —  Poll: Americans concerned about Russia probe  —  (CNN)Joseph Mifsud, the Maltese academic suspected of being a link between the Trump campaign and Russian officials, was once a regular on the foreign policy circuit, attending conferences the world over.
John Hinderaker / Power Line:
Is the National Anthem Racist?  —  There are several possible answers to this question:  —  1) Of course, because everything is racist.  —  2) It's anyone's guess.  The word “racist” has no meaning.  —  3) Don't be stupid.  —  “Yes” isn't really on the list.
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Dana Griffin / San Francisco Chronicle:
California NAACP proposes removing ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ as national anthem
Jason Leopold / BuzzFeed:
He Solved The DNC Hack.  Now He's Telling His Story For The First Time.  —  One late morning in May 2016, the leaders of the Democratic National Committee huddled around a packed conference table and stared at Robert Johnston.  The former Marine Corps captain gave his briefing …
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Scott Johnson / Power Line:   The Blabbermouth angle  —  It is among our national misfortunes …
CNN:
Flynn worries about son in special counsel probe  —  Washington (CNN)Former White House national security adviser Michael Flynn has expressed concern about the potential legal exposure of his son, Michael Flynn Jr., who, like his father, is under scrutiny by special counsel Robert Mueller …
Sarah Wildman / Vox:
I was harassed at the New Republic.  I spoke up.  Nothing happened.  —  Leon Wieseltier, The New Republic, and the myth of silence.  —  In my mid-20s, I was an assistant editor toiling on the lower rungs of the New Republic, working late nights and long shifts.  One evening, most of the staff went to a bar after work.
Discussion: The Guardian
Ezra Klein / Vox:
For elites, politics is driven by ideology.  For voters, it's not.  —  Committed liberals and conservatives don't realize how weird they are.  —  You are weird.  I am very weird.  And the worst part is, we don't really recognize how weird we are.  —  That's the basic argument …
New York Times:
After Night of Drinking, F.B.I. Supervisor Wakes to Find a Woman Stole His Gun  —  WASHINGTON — An F.B.I. counterterrorism supervisor is under internal investigation after a woman stole his gun following a night of heavy drinking in a North Carolina hotel, according to documents and government officials.
Discussion: The Daily Caller
Robert Costa / Washington Post:
‘Canary in the coal mine’: Republicans fear Democratic wins mean more losses to come  —  Virginia republican gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie pauses in his concession speech Tuesday night in Richmond, Va. (Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post)  —  A wave of Democratic victories ignited …
 
 
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Steven Shepard / Politico:
Trump voters: We'd do it again
Discussion: RedState and AOL
Hope Hodge Seck / Military.com:
Court Overturns Conviction of Marine Who Urinated on Taliban Corpses
Michelle Boorstein / Washington Post:
This lawmaker isn't sure that God exists. Now, he's finally decided to tell people.
Discussion: Raw Story
Seanna Adcox / Post and Courier:
Video shows Sen. Paul Campbell worrying about job, complaining about handcuffs during DUI arrest
Discussion: IJR, The Root and Raw Story
Al Weaver / Washington Examiner:
Dem candidate: It 'shouldn't take brain cancer' for John McCain to show courage
Diana Nyad / New York Times:
My Life After Sexual Assault
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A New York courtroom gave every detained immigrant a lawyer. The results were staggering.
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The New Washington Drama: Treasury Secretary Versus Treasury Secretary
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Gene Maddaus / Variety:
WGA East members working for PBS member stations reach a deal, averting a strike; the union says the deal expands protections to animation writers

Dominic Ponsford / Press Gazette:
Jason Cowley, the editor-in-chief of UK magazine the New Statesman, is stepping down from the position at the end of December after 16 years

Ayodeji Rotinwa / Columbia Journalism Review:
A look at the Agora Center for Research, a Ugandan newsroom sitting between activism and investigative reporting, posting its work on various social media sites

 
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