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10:25 AM ET, April 25, 2018

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Glenn Thrush / New York Times:
Mulvaney's Advice to Bankers: Up Campaign Donations to Diminish Consumer Watchdog  —  WASHINGTON — Mick Mulvaney, the interim director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, told banking industry executives and lobbyists on Tuesday that they should increase their campaign donations …
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Aaron Blake / Washington Post:
Trump's rumored next chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, admits he sold access as a congressman
Discussion: Raw Story and Mediaite
Jonathan Chait / New York Magazine:
Mick Mulvaney Tells Bankers to Pay Up If They Want Favors From Trump
Discussion: Washington Post
New York Times:
Republicans Lost Support in Every Special Election Since Trump Became President  —  Republicans have fared far worse in recent special congressional elections compared with previous elections.  —  Republican margin of victory  —  In a special House election on Tuesday, Debbie Lesko …
Discussion: Arizona Republic
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New York Times:
Arizona Special Election Results: Eighth House District  —  CandidatePartyVotesPct.  —  Rep.  —  82,294  —  Hiral Tipirneni  —  Dem.  —  73,188  —  155,482 votes, <1% reporting (0 of 143 precincts)  —  The former Arizona state senator Debbie Lesko fended off an energetic Democratic challenge …
Axios:
Trump's election nightmare  —  Top Republicans have conceded for months that they're likely lose the House in November's midterms.  But some well-wired operatives now tell Axios that President Trump may face his real nightmare: losing the Senate, giving Democrats both ends of the Capitol, and one-third of the government.
Jonathan Martin / New York Times:
Debbie Lesko Wins Arizona Special Election for Congress, Rallying G.O.P.  —  WASHINGTON — The former Arizona state senator Debbie Lesko fended off an unusually strong Democratic challenge to win a special congressional election on Tuesday, according to The Associated Press …
Alex Seitz-Wald / NBC News:
Republican Debbie Lesko scores tight win in Arizona special election, NBC News projects
Discussion: Fox News, HuffPost, Althouse and CNBC
Harry Enten / CNN:
Why the win for Republicans in Arizona 8 is still good for Democrats
Discussion: Shareblue Media and twitchy.com
Michael Patrick Leahy / Breitbart:
‘Blue Wave’ Fizzles as AP Declares Republican Winner of Arizona Special Congressional Election
Discussion: Mother Jones, AOL, CNN and New York Magazine
CNN:
VA nominee drunkenly banged on female employee's door during overseas trip, sources say  —  (CNN)During an overseas trip in 2015, Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson, the White House physician, was intoxicated and banged on the hotel room door of a female employee, according to four sources familiar with the allegation.
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Associated Press:
Watchdog report points to power struggle involving VA pick
Discussion: The Week, Axios and Daily Kos
Bloomberg:   Trump's Veterans Affairs Pick Is Planning to Fight for Confirmation, Sources Say
New York Times:
Don Blankenship, West Virginia Candidate, Lives Near Las Vegas and Mulled Chinese Citizenship  —  KEYSER, W.Va. — Don Blankenship is running for the United States Senate as a proud West Virginian with Appalachian roots, but his primary residence is a $2.4 million villa with palm trees and an infinity pool near Las Vegas.
Maria Sacchetti / Washington Post:
Federal judge: Trump administration must accept new DACA applications … A D.C. federal judge has delivered the toughest blow yet to Trump administration efforts to end deportation protections for young undocumented immigrants, ordering the government to continue the Obama-era program and …
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Nick Miroff / Washington Post:
9,000 Nepalis face deportation as Trump administration prepares to cancel residency permits
Discussion: Axios and The Week
Miriam Jordan / New York Times:
U.S. Must Resume DACA and Accept New Applications, Federal Judge Rules
Mark Landler / New York Times:
A National Security Aide's Departing Wish: Cooking for the State Dinner  —  WASHINGTON — In the ceaseless churn of the Trump administration, there are many ways to leave the White House.  Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster, the ousted national security adviser, exited to the applause of colleagues who lined the West Wing parking lot.
Discussion: Splinter
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Sam Baker / Axios:
The Trump show goes to the Supreme Court  —  The Supreme Court has mostly been able to stay insulated from Trumpworld — it hasn't had to grapple with the impulses and contradictions that tie the rest of official Washington in knots.  But that will likely have to change today as the court takes up President Trump's travel ban.
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Dean Obeidallah / The Daily Beast:
The Inhuman Human Toll of Trump's Muslim Ban
Discussion: CAIR and CNN
Mark Sherman / Associated Press:   Trump travel ban is focus of Supreme Court's last arguments
Ariel Zilber / Daily Mail:
The officers pulled over a car whose Nevada registration had expired.  The car was driven by a male friend of her daughter, who was a passenger in the back seat  —  The daughter had called her mother after the vehicle was pulled over as they were driving along Route 9W in Bergen County on March 31.
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Darren Samuelsohn / Politico:
Ex-U.S. attorney Patrick Fitzgerald on Comey's legal team  —  Former FBI Director James Comey's bench of lawyers is deeper than previously thought.  —  Comey hired former U.S. attorney Patrick Fitzgerald in May 2017, around the time he was fired by President Donald Trump, a spokesperson at Fitzgerald's law firm has confirmed.
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Justin Elliott / ProPublica:
The Hidden Hand of a Casino Company in Trump's Contact with Vietnam — “Trump, Inc.” Podcast  —  On Dec. 14, 2016, one month after his election, President-elect Donald Trump had a call with the prime minister of Vietnam.  At a time when foreign governments were scrambling to contact Trump …
Reuters:
Exclusive: Russian civilians helping Assad use military base back home - witnesses  —  MOLKINO, Russia (Reuters) - The Kremlin says it has nothing to do with Russian civilians fighting in Syria but on three recent occasions groups of men flying in from Damascus headed straight to a defense ministry base …
Heidi Przybyla / NBC News:
Harry Reid says Trump is damaging the country but warns against impeachment  —  LAS VEGAS — Former Nevada Sen. Harry Reid said he is worried that U.S. institutions have been “decimated” under President Donald Trump and blames Republicans for being lax on Russian election meddling …
Discussion: The Daily Caller
New York Times:
Pruitt's Security Chief Moonlighted for Tabloid Publisher That Helped Trump  —  WASHINGTON — The former Secret Service agent who leads the security detail for Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, worked on assignments for the tabloid news publisher American Media Inc. during …
Chronicle of Higher Education:
Drew Cloud Is a Well-Known Expert on Student Loans.  One Problem: He's Not Real.  —  Drew Cloud is everywhere.  The self-described journalist who specializes in student-loan debt has been quoted in major news outlets, including The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and CNBC …
Andrew Kirell / The Daily Beast:
Miss Universe 2013 Host Thomas Roberts Confirms: Trump Stayed Overnight in Moscow … In a fateful private White House dinner early last year, President Donald Trump raised with then-FBI Director James Comey the issue of “the golden showers thing”—a particularly salacious portion …
Kevin G. Hall / McClatchy Washington Bureau:
Energy Sec. Rick Perry's son owns an energy investment company.  Is that a problem?  —  WASHINGTON  —  A private investment firm led by Energy Secretary Rick Perry's son has notified the Securities and Exchange Commission that it's seeking investors for a new energy fund …
Campbell Robertson / New York Times:
A Lynching Memorial Is Opening.  The Country Has Never Seen Anything Like It.  —  The National Memorial for Peace and Justice, opening Thursday in Montgomery, Ala., is dedicated to victims of white supremacy.  —  MONTGOMERY, Ala. — In a plain brown building sits an office run by the Alabama Board …
Discussion: WHNT-TV
Caroline Orr / Shareblue Media:
GOP candidate gets Nazi sympathizer's endorsement after paying him $5k  —  Arizona Senate candidate Kelli Ward coincidentally paid $5,000 to Seb Gorka on the same day he endorsed her.  Also coincidentally, this is the third time Gorka has been involved in such a transaction.
Discussion: Arizona Republic
Michael Kruse / Politico:
How the Trump Show Gets Old  —  On September 20, 2004, the director of the Museum of Television & Radio in Los Angeles welcomed a packed crowd to an evening discussion “featuring the two people responsible for giving television audiences across America a mesmerizing cultural phenomenon. ...
Gideon Resnick / The Daily Beast:
Democrat Wins New York Assembly Seat, the 40th Legislative Flip Since Trump's Inauguration  —  Democrat Steve Stern won his race in New York's 10th Assembly District on Tuesday night, a Long Island district that had been in the hands of Republicans for more than three decades.
Scott Wong / The Hill:
Arizona GOP winner to join Freedom Caucus  —  Rep.-elect Debbie Lesko, who narrowly won a special election in Arizona Tuesday night, is expected to join the House Freedom Caucus after she is sworn in, the conservative group's leader, Chairman Mark Meadows  —  (R-N.C.) told The Hill.
Fox News:
Comey's memo leak contact had ‘special government employee’ status at FBI  —  The Columbia law professor James Comey used as a go-between last year to leak the contents of sensitive memos to the media confirmed to Fox News on Tuesday that he previously worked as a “special government employee” (SGE) for Comey's FBI on an unpaid basis.
Aidan McLaughlin / Mediaite:
Ronan Farrow: Hillary Clinton Cancelled Interview Because I Was Reporting on Weinstein Story  —  Ronan Farrow appeared on Good Morning America Wednesday to talk about his new book, and made a revelation about an interview he was slated to have with Hillary Clinton.
Discussion: Politico
Jared Kushner / Wall Street Journal:
Trump's ‘Forgotten Men and Women’ Include Prisoners  —  The administration urges Congress to make it easier for released inmates to re-enter society.  —  The facts about America's prison system are startling.  The U.S. has 4% of the world's population, but roughly 25% of the world's prisoners.
 
 
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Reena Flores / Politico:
‘Like vigilantes on the rampage’: Top donor blasts Democrats' response to #MeToo
Discussion: The Daily Caller
Talal Ansari / BuzzFeed:
A Republican Running For Governor In Michigan Is Using Unfounded Conspiracy Theories Against A Muslim American Rival
Robin Givhan / Washington Post:
For Melania Trump, fashion diplomacy was defined by a hat
Discussion: Althouse
St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Greitens is accused of 2 felonies. He's also keynote speaker at a law enforcement breakfast
Discussion: MSNBC and Talking Points Memo
Adam Kredo / Washington Free Beacon:
Trump Admin To Grant Iran Missiles Capable of Destroying Israel
Sara Carter / Sara A. Carter:
Did McCabe issue ‘Stand-Down’ order on FBI Clinton Email Investigation?
Kathleen Parker / Washington Post:
Decent society is unraveling right in front of us
Kate Mishkin / Charleston Gazette-Mail:
Mines owned by Gov. Justice missed deadline for installing safety tech
 Earlier Items: 
David Von Drehle / Washington Post:
We must stop giving mass killers what they want
Harold Meyerson / American Prospect:
Why the Cause of Full Employment Is Back from the Dead
Discussion: The Week
Paul Bedard / Washington Examiner:
Boom: Treasury kills 305 regulations, IRS hammered
Steven Shepard / Politico:
Backing for Trump isn't growing ahead of meeting with Kim Jong Un
Ryan Moore / Des Moines Register:
How a lifelong anti-gun liberal became an NRA life member
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