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9:00 AM ET, February 5, 2018

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Chicago Sun Times:
Holocaust denier poised to claim GOP nomination in Illinois race for Congress  —  Sign-Up for our Newsletter  —  Arthur Jones — an outspoken Holocaust denier, activist anti-Semite and white supremacist — is poised to become the Republican nominee for an Illinois congressional seat representing parts of Chicago and nearby suburbs.
Wall Street Journal:
‘Dreamer’ Talks Aim to End Budget Impasse  —  Republican Sen. John McCain, Democratic Sen. Chris Coons say they will propose path to citizenship for DACA participants, but no wall  —  WASHINGTON—Congress is expected this week to pass yet another short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown …
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Julia Manchester / The Hill:
McCain, Coons to introduce new immigration bill that omits wall funding: report
Lawfare:
‘I Hope This Is an Instance of Fake News’: FBI Messages Show the Bureau's Real Reaction to Trump Firing James Comey  —  Then-FBI Director James Comey meets with North Dakotan state, local, and tribal leaders in 2016 (FBI)  —  When President Trump fired James Comey as FBI director last May …
Michael B. Mukasey / Wall Street Journal:
The Memo and the Mueller Probe  —  If the investigation arose from partisan opposition research, what specific crime is he looking into?  —  The memo released Friday by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence was the product of necessity, not choice.
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Andrew C. McCarthy / National Review:
Jerry Nadler's Leaked Rebuttal of the Nunes Memo Is Very Weak
Discussion: The Daily Signal
Jonathan Swan / Axios:
House GOP: More memos to come  —  “The memo” — which pitted the Justice Department against the White House and brought ugly partisan sniping into stark relief — is only the beginning.  Republican sources close to Devin Nunes tell me he's assured them there's much more to come.
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Jonathan Swan / Axios:
The cult of Trump  —  Rarely has a president changed his party as fast and profoundly as Donald J. Trump.  Love him or hate him, you can no longer argue his ability to bend an entire party to his will.  —  In the two and a half years since he announced his candidacy, he has moved the party away …
Katie Benner / New York Times:
Sessions Silent as Trump Attacks His Department, Risking Independence and Morale  —  WASHINGTON — As President Trump hammers away at the Justice Department's credibility, one voice has been notably absent in the department's defense: the one at the top.  —  The attorney general, Jeff Sessions …
Discussion: Raw Story
Daniel Lippman / Politico:
EAGLES WIN: Is Philly still standing?  — BRYCE cashes in on Ryan's 1.50 tweet — SESSIONS MOSTLY SILENT as Trump dumps on FBI — BENDER SCOOP: PENTAGON lost track of 800M  —  DRIVING THE DAY  —  Good Monday morning.  OVER THE WEEKEND, PAUL RYAN deleted a tweet, which seemed to tout …
Catharine A. MacKinnon / New York Times:
MeToo Has Done What the Law Could Not  —  The #MeToo movement is accomplishing what sexual harassment law to date has not.  —  This mass mobilization against sexual abuse, through an unprecedented wave of speaking out in conventional and social media, is eroding the two biggest barriers …
Amy B Wang / Washington Post:
A chemistry professor got his kids ready for school.  Then ICE arrested him on his front lawn. … On a recent Wednesday morning, Syed Ahmed Jamal was getting ready to take his daughter to school when he was stopped outside his home in Lawrence, Kan.  —  Officials from Immigration and Customs Enforcement were on his front lawn.
Patrick Rucker / Reuters:
Exclusive: U.S. consumer protection official puts Equifax probe on ice - sources  —  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mick Mulvaney, head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has pulled back from a full-scale probe of how Equifax Inc failed to protect the personal data of millions of consumers …
Discussion: Axios
Elena Schneider / Politico:
Panic time: Democratic cash swamps House Republicans  —  Is it time for Republicans to start freaking out?  —  More than 40 House Republican incumbents were outraised in the final quarter of 2017 by one — or several — of their Democratic opponents, according to the latest round of fundraising numbers.
Bryan Bender / Politico:
Exclusive: Massive Pentagon agency lost track of hundreds of millions of dollars  —  One of the Pentagon's largest agencies can't account for hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of spending, a leading accounting firm says in an internal audit obtained by POLITICO that arrives …
Seung Min Kim / Politico:
Congress weighs leaving Dreamers in limbo another year  —  Congress may just end up punting on its Dreamer dilemma.  —  As lawmakers grasp for a solution for the young undocumented immigrants, one option is a temporary extension — perhaps one year — of their legal protections paired with a little bit of cash for border security.
Discussion: The Week and Political Wire
Mollie Hemingway / The Federalist:
If You Love Law Enforcement, You Must Criticize FBI Corruption  —  Many people in the media have jointly arrived at the same talking point.  They say that criticizing the bad actions of specific people at the top ranks of a law enforcement agency mean you're at war with all law enforcement.
Fred Imbert / CNBC:
Dow futures shed 300 points as stocks resume Friday's ugly sell-off  — Dow futures were off 300 points, and S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures were also down sharply in premarket trading Monday.  — The major U.S. stock indexes capped off their worst weekly performance in two years on Friday following a steep sell-off.
Discussion: The Week
Jonathan Shorman / Wichita Eagle:
Kobach will represent himself in upcoming trial.  Is it a smart move?  —  TOPEKA  —  When a federal lawsuit challenging Kansas's proof of citizenship voter law goes to trial in March, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach plans to be in the courtroom.  —  He'll be the attorney defending the law he crafted.
Susan B. Glasser / Politico:
‘The Hairs Really Went up on the Back of our Necks’  —  By the summer of 2016, Victoria Nuland's “Spidey sense” told her something was very wrong.  —  That spring, Nuland, the top State Department official charged with overseeing U.S. policy toward Russia, was one of those who had …
Wall Street Journal:
Pennsylvania Congressional Map Faces Supreme Court Call  —  With the Pennsylvania primary vote only about three months away, candidates and voters still don't know what their districts will look like  —  WASHINGTON—The Supreme Court is facing a sensitive choice on whether to intervene …
Discussion: Washington Post and SCOTUSblog
Warner Todd Huston / Breitbart:
Americans Turning Off Super Bowl in Droves: Bars, Bowling Alleys, Veterans Boycotting  —  More Americans than ever have decided to ignore the NFL's biggest game by finding other things to do than to tune in and watch Super Bowl LII and most cite the NFL's refusal to stand to honor the country during …
CNN:
Super Bowl anti-terrorism documents left on plane  —  (CNN)The Department of Homeland Security documents critiquing the response to a simulated anthrax attack on Super Bowl Sunday were marked “For Official Use Only” and “important for national security.”  —  Recipients of the draft …
Discussion: Daily Kos
 
 
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Chico Harlan / Washington Post:
‘Bitcoin is my potential pension’: What's driving people in Kentucky to join the craze
Katie Roiphe / Harper's:
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Discussion: Vox, more at Mediagazer »
Brian Faler / Politico:
Why Trump's tax plan may spur more divorces
Discussion: The Week and Raw Story
Wall Street Journal:
JPMorgan to Banking Clients: Joint Health-Care Venture Is No Threat
Discussion: New York Times
Rep. Adam Schiff / Esquire:
Memo to the Public: The President Wants to Make the FBI His Instrument
Discussion: CNN and KTLA
New York Times:
To Counter Russia, U.S. Signals Nuclear Arms Are Back in a Big Way
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Mallory Shelbourne / The Hill:
Gowdy: 'I've been a pretty lousy politician'
Discussion: RedState
Washington Post:
Father of Otto Warmbier, who died after being held in North Korea, will attend the Olympics Opening Ceremonies
Discussion: The Daily Caller
Lauren Handley / fox13now.com:
Good Samaritan with concealed firearm comes to rescue of Utah police officer during assault
Discussion: Breitbart and KFOR-TV
Seung Min Kim / Politico:
Ivanka, Rubio find a new project: Paid family leave
Discussion: RedState and Raw Story
Khaled Abu Toameh / The Times of IsraelKhaled …:
Erekat says US is pushing a Palestinian ‘coup,’ tells Nikki Haley to ‘shut up’
Niraj Warikoo / Detroit Free Press:
In a strange land: Deported from Michigan, Jorge Garcia feels lost in Mexico
Discussion: Hullabaloo
Valerie Richardson / Washington Times:
Kaepernick raises $20K in celebrity donations for group honoring convicted cop-killer
Discussion: IJR and twitchy.com
 

 
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