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2:05 PM ET, February 6, 2018

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Erica Werner / Washington Post:
White House Chief of Staff: Trump not expected to extend DACA deadline … White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly said Tuesday that President Trump is not expected to extend the March 5 deadline when work permits will begin to expire for young immigrants known as “dreamers.”
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Mike Calia / CNBC:   Steve Bannon is likely to meet with special counsel Robert Mueller next week: NBC News
Seung Min Kim / Politico:
Kelly doubts Trump will extend Dreamers deadline
Reuters:
Bannon will not testify before House committee on Tuesday: sources
Discussion: RedState and Talking Points Memo
New York Times:
FEMA Contract Called for 30 Million Meals for Puerto Ricans.  50,000 Were Delivered.  —  The mission for the Federal Emergency Management Agency was clear: Hurricane Maria had torn through Puerto Rico, and hungry people needed food.  Thirty million meals needed to be delivered as soon as possible.
New York Times:
Trump's Lawyers Want Him to Refuse an Interview in Russia Inquiry  —  WASHINGTON — Lawyers for President Trump have advised him against sitting down for a wide-ranging interview with the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, according to four people briefed on the matter …
Dana Milbank / Washington Post:
Reality is catching up with Trump — everywhere  —  President Trump, in his State of the Union address last week, boasted to the nation about stock market gains: “The stock market has smashed one record after another, gaining $8 trillion and more in value in just this short period of time.”
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New York Times:
Live by the Dow, Die by the Dow?  Trump Is Quiet on Market  —  WASHINGTON — As President Trump boasted about the economy during a speech on Monday, he left out one of his favorite lines.  Nowhere did he mention the skyrocketing stock market.  —  Viewers at home understood why.
Victoria Guida / Politico:   Mnuchin: Trump will ‘still claim credit’ for market's strength
Mike Fleming / Deadline:
Quentin Tarantino Explains Everything: Uma Thurman, The ‘Kill Bill’ Crash & Harvey Weinstein  —  EXCLUSIVE: Since Saturday morning when The New York Times published Uma Thurman's depiction of assault at the hands of Harvey Weinstein, the writer/director most closely associated with her biggest successes …
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Madeleine Davies / Jezebel:
Here's Audio of Quentin Tarantino Defending Roman Polanski: 13-Year-Old Girl ‘Wanted to Have It’
Sarah Karlin-Smith / Politico:
Kellyanne Conway's ‘opioid cabinet’ sidelines drug czar's experts  —  President Donald Trump's war on opioids is beginning to look more like a war on his drug policy office.  —  White House counselor Kellyanne Conway has taken control of the opioids agenda, quietly freezing out drug policy professionals …
Jonathan Chait / New York Magazine:
Nunes: Fine, the FBI Didn't Lie, But Its Font Was Too Small  —  The central, and most damaging, accusation in the memo published Friday by House Republicans is that the FBI failed to disclose the bias of one of its sources when it applied to wiretap Carter Page.
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Victor Davis Hanson / National Review:   The FISA-Gate Boomerangs  —  Many questions remain, but Democrats …
Maegan Vazquez / CNN:
Sessions calls for ‘fresh start’ at FBI  —  Sessions: Rosenstein is leadership we want  —  Washington (CNN)Attorney General Jeff Sessions says he believes the FBI needs a “fresh start” following FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe's decision to step down.  —  “Well, I have believed …
Discussion: Washington Examiner and Mediaite
Danielle Furfaro / New York Post:
Amtrak train breaks apart at 125 mph  —  A high-speed Amtrak train bound for Penn Station broke apart as it was cruising through Maryland on Tuesday, sources told The Post.  —  The 2150 Acela was traveling from Washington D.C. to the Big Apple when the incident happened at about 11:20 a.m …
Discussion: The Gateway Pundit
Matt O'Brien / Washington Post:
Don't kid yourself.  The future is bleak. … Democracy is really a prisoner's dilemma, and we're losing at ours.  —  That, at least, is the message of the depressingly timely new book “How Democracies Die” by Harvard University professors Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt.
Discussion: CNN
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Garrett M. Graff / Wired:
Bob Mueller's Investigation Is Larger—and Further Along—Than You Think  —  PRESIDENT TRUMP CLAIMED in a tweet over the weekend that the controversial Nunes memo “totally vindicates” him, clearing him of the cloud of the Russia investigation that has hung over his administration for a year now.
Discussion: ThinkProgress, The Daily Beast and CNBC
Lexi / The Real Deal New York:
Google is buying Chelsea Market building for over $2 billion  —  Jamestown in contract to sell the 1.2M sf office-and-retail property at 75 Ninth Avenue  —  Google did not have to search far and wide for results.  —  The tech giant is close to acquiring the Chelsea Market building …
Discussion: BloombergQuint
Paul Wiseman / Associated Press:
US trade gap hits $566 billion in 2017, highest since 2008  —  WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. trade deficit hit the highest level in nine years in 2017, defying President Donald Trump's efforts to bring more balance to America's trade relationships.  —  The Commerce Department said Tuesday …
Discussion: Reuters and Axios
Kimberly Hutcherson / CNN:
Driver who hit Colts linebacker was an undocumented immigrant, police say  —  NFL player killed in drunk driving accident  —  (CNN)Indianapolis Colts linebacker Edwin Jackson and another man were struck and killed in a suspected drunken driving accident early Sunday morning.
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CBS News:
Friend of Colts player allegedly killed by immigrant says he wouldn't want his death politicized
HuffPost:
President Trump Has Convinced His Voters He's Being Persecuted By The FBI  —  Last week's memo only solidified the impression.  —  WASHINGTON President Donald Trump and his fellow Republicans' sweeping attacks on the nation's premier law enforcement agency appear to be working …
Discussion: ThinkProgress
Tony Pugh / McClatchy Washington Bureau:
After approving Medicaid work requirements, Trump's HHS aims for lifetime coverage limits  —  WASHINGTON  —  After allowing states to impose work requirements for Medicaid enrollees, the Trump administration is now pondering lifetime limits on adults' access to coverage.
Emily Cadei / Sacramento Bee:
Tied to Trump, these two California Republican congressmen lag in poll  —  California Republicans' hopes for re-election in 2018 may rest on separating themselves from the unpopular President Trump.  A new poll shows that's not happening as the year begins, at least in two of the state's most competitive congressional districts.
Discussion: Political Wire
Ed Mazza / HuffPost:
Trump Evangelical Adviser Says You Don't Need Flu Shots When You Have Jesus  —  “Inoculate yourself with the word of God,” says Gloria Copeland.  —  A controversial minister linked to President Donald Trump said flu shots aren't necessary when you have Jesus.
Discussion: thecut, AOL and Jezebel
Joe DePaolo / Mediaite:
North Korean State Media: ‘Old Lunatic’ Trump ‘Cannot Deodorize Nasty Smell From His Dirty Body’  —  North Korean state media is getting personal in its attacks on President Donald Trump.  —  According to CNN's Will Ripley, North Korean state media took a shot on Trump's hygiene on Tuesday …
Discussion: The Daily Caller
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Anita Wadhwani / Tennessean.com:
Mayor Barry recommended city job for daughter of officer with whom she had affair  —  Nashville Mayor Megan Barry addresses the media on news of her affair Michael Schwab  —  Within months of taking office, Mayor Megan Barry recommended the adult daughter of the head of her security detail …
Dan McLaughlin / National Review:
Is Trump Serious About “Treasonous” Democrats?  —  By now, we're all familiar with President Trump's remarkable gift for saying outrageous things that create controversy entirely for its own sake.  These controversies generally feature his liberal critics overreacting by many orders of magnitude …
Alex Isenstadt / Politico:
Sound the alarm: National GOP breaks glass in Pennsylvania race  —  BETHEL PARK, Pa. — The day after Conor Lamb won the Democratic nomination to run in this very pro-Donald Trump House district, Republican strategist Corry Bliss knew his party had another special election problem on its hands.
Carl Zimmer / New York Times:
This Mutant Crayfish Clones Itself, and It's Taking Over Europe  —  Frank Lyko, a biologist at the German Cancer Research Center, studies the six-inch-long marbled crayfish.  Finding specimens is easy: Dr. Lyko can buy the crayfish at pet stores in Germany, or he can head with colleagues to a nearby lake.
Rebecca Traister / thecut:
No One Is Silencing Katie Roiphe #MeToo has started a robust, complicated conversation — whether or not she's listening.  —  This weekend, the much-ballyhooed piece about the #MeToo movement by Katie Roiphe was finally published by Harper's, and as Irin Carmon observed on Twitter …
Kyle Swenson / Washington Post:
Rachel Crooks, who accused Trump of sexual harassment, is running for office … Last December, as the Trump presidency chugged toward the close of its first year, a woman from western Ohio named Rachel Crooks appeared on CNN.  —  More than a year earlier, Crooks had been one of a handful …
Olivia Nuzzi / New York Magazine:
White House Official Called Trump a ‘Deplorable’  —  Before joining the Trump administration, the White House principal deputy press secretary, Raj Shah, called President Donald Trump “a deplorable” and referred to the release of the Access Hollywood tape as “some justice,” …
Rick Wilson / The Daily Beast:
Donald Trump Cracks the Seal on Talk of Treason … You may have noticed by now, but I'm not one to pull any punches on Donald Trump.  As a conservative, I see him as a statist abomination, a plump, be-wattled authoritarian-wannabe man-baby with the intellectual horsepower of a toaster oven.
Discussion: Raw Story
Ed Yong / The Atlantic:
I Spent Two Years Trying to Fix the Gender Imbalance in My Stories  —  In December 2015, I wrote a story about the potential uses of the gene-editing technology known as CRISPR.  That piece, based on a conference that I attended in Washington, D.C., quoted six men and one woman.
Matthew J. Belvedere / CNBC:
Icahn: The market will one day ‘implode’ because of these wacky funds using so much leverage  —  Billionaire Carl Icahn told CNBC on Tuesday there are too many exotic, leveraged products for investors to trade and one day these funds are going to blow up the market.
Discussion: Axios and Eschaton
 
 
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Greg Gordon / McClatchy Washington Bureau:
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Discussion: Political Wire and Common Dreams
Solomon Messing / Pew Research Center:
Use of election forecasts in campaign coverage can confuse voters and may lower turnout
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CNBC:
Dow turns positive as stocks try to recover from steep sell-off
Joshua Keating / Slate:
What if the Iran Deal Was a Mistake?
Sarah Pulliam Bailey / Washington Post:
'I wasn't hearing any call from God': Michele Bachmann opts out of running for Al Franken's Senate seat
Discussion: Right Wing Watch and Raw Story
National Journal:
The GOP's Misguided Midterm Optimism
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