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Jonathan Martin / New York Times:
‘Stop Sanders’ Democrats Are Agonizing Over His Momentum  —  WASHINGTON — When Leah Daughtry, a former Democratic Party official, addressed a closed-door gathering of about 100 wealthy liberal donors in San Francisco last month, all it took was a review of the 2020 primary rules to throw a scare in them.
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New York Times:
The Rematch: Bernie Sanders vs. a Clinton Loyalist  —  WASHINGTON — The bad blood started early.  —  In 2008, Neera Tanden, then a top aide on Hillary Clinton's first presidential campaign, accompanied Mrs. Clinton to what was expected to be an easy interview at the Center for American Progress …
NBC News:
White House officials concerned about being exposed by Mueller report  —  Some of the dozen-plus officials interviewed by Mueller are concerned about president's “wrath” if they are seen as a source of damaging information in Thursday's report.  —  WASHINGTON — Some of the more than one dozen current …
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Paul Waldman / Washington Post:
Trump's greatest fear: His underlings told Mueller the truth  —  As we await Attorney General William P. Barr's redacted version of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's report on the investigation into the Russia scandal, some people in the White House are getting nervous.
Discussion: Law & Crime, Raw Story and wabe.org
The Bulwark:   Release it.  Read it.  —  On March 24, Donald Trump tweeted …
Reid Wilson / The Hill:
Poll: Roy Moore leading Alabama GOP field  —  Former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore leads the field of potential Republicans vying for the chance to challenge Sen. Doug Jones (D), a year and a half after Moore lost what was supposed to be an easy election in a deep-red state.
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Grace Segers / CBS News:   Roy Moore leads in Alabama Senate poll
Howard Koplowitz / al.com:   Roy Moore leads in early 2020 Alabama Senate poll
NBC News:
Mark Zuckerberg leveraged Facebook user data to fight rivals and help friends, leaked documents show  —  Facebook's leaders seriously discussed selling access to user data — and privacy was an afterthought.  —  Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg oversaw plans to consolidate the social network's power …
Ezra Klein / Vox:
Pete Buttigieg, Barack Obama, and the psychology of liberalism  —  Buttigieg is going for the “hope and change” voters.  —  There was a word missing from the speech Pete Buttigieg gave in South Bend, Indiana, announcing his presidential campaign.  It's a word you heard twice in Bernie Sanders's …
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Shane Goldmacher / New York Times:
9 Takeaways From the Clearest Glimpse Into the 2020 Money Race So Far
Discussion: Vox and New York Times
Matthew Yglesias / Vox:
What Pete Buttigieg learned from Donald Trump
BuzzFeed News:
Democrats Who Really Like More Than One Presidential Candidate Have Found A Temporary Solution: Give Them All Money
Discussion: Political Wire
New York Times:
Gina Haspel Relies on Spy Skills to Connect With Trump.  He Doesn't Always Listen.  —  WASHINGTON — Gina Haspel was trying to brief President Trump early in her tenure as the C.I.A. director, but he appeared distracted.  Houseflies buzzing around the Oval Office were drawing his attention, and ire.
Wired:
15 Months of Fresh Hell Inside Facebook  —  Scandals.  Backstabbing.  Resignations.  Record profits.  Time Bombs.  In early 2018, Mark Zuckerberg set out to fix Facebook.  Here's how that turned out.  —  THE STREETS OF Davos, Switzerland, were iced over on the night of January 25 …
Daniel Marans / HuffPost:
A ‘Medicare For All’ Question Backfired At Bernie Sanders' Fox News Town Hall  —  The audience was not afraid of the 2020 contender's plan to switch all Americans to a government-run insurance plan.  —  During a live town hall hosted by Fox News on Monday night, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) …
Discussion: ThinkProgress, Vox and The Federalist
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Bloomberg:
Biggest U.S. Health Insurer Wades Right Into ‘Medicare for All’ Fight
Discussion: Breitbart
James McAuley / Washington Post:
The fall of Notre Dame is a body blow to Paris and all it represents  —  PARIS — It took little more than an hour.  In that amount of time, the spire had fallen, most of the roof had given way, and that was that.  Notre Dame — the literal and figurative heart of Paris …
Discussion: The Atlantic
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Nicholas Confessore / New York Times:
Mick Mulvaney's Master Class in Destroying a Bureaucracy From Within  —  The C.F.P.B. was created to protect Americans from predatory lenders after the financial crisis.  President Trump's new chief of staff took it apart on his way to White House.  —  One rainy afternoon early in February 2018 …
Discussion: NB Blog and Raw Story
Daniel González / Arizona Republic:
ICE deports spouse of U.S. soldier killed in Afghanistan  —  Immigration officials have deported the spouse of a U.S. soldier killed in Afghanistan, leaving the couple's 12-year-old daughter, a U.S. citizen, in Phoenix without parents, according to the deported man's lawyer.
Michael Hobbes / HuffPost:
Pete Buttigieg Was An Effective Mayor — With A Gaping Blind Spot  —  South Bend residents describe a technocratic leader who struggled to see beyond spreadsheets.  —  Like many residents of South Bend, Indiana, Laura Jensen has known Pete Buttigieg for years.
Discussion: LGBTQ Nation and Rolling Stone
James Hohmann / Washington Post:
The Daily 202: Tax returns show 2020 candidates gave to charity, but not a ton  —  THE BIG IDEA: Former congressman Beto O'Rourke (D-Tex.) released 10 years of tax returns last night.  He and his wife reported $1,166 of charitable giving from a total income of $370,412 in 2017, the most recent year for which they released a return.
Ashley Killough / CNN:
Pelosi: Democrats have ‘no taint’ of anti-Semitism in their party  —  Trump and Omar: Where the 9/11 controversy came from  —  (CNN)House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the President is “bankrupt of any ideas” whenever he accuses the Democratic Party of pushing an anti-Semitic agenda and flatly denied …
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Nicole Lafond / Talking Points Memo:
Michele Bachmann Exalts ‘Biblical’ Trump: We Will Never See A ‘More Godly’ POTUS  —  President Trump's existence on a moral spectrum that includes hush payments to porn stars alongside proclamations of born-again Christian values has left some of his evangelical supporters nursing a case of cognitive dissonance.
Irin Carmon / The Cut:
How the Kavanaugh Hearings Changed American Men and Women  —  Around five or six hundred traumatic public events ago — which is to say last fall — Republicans declared Democrats would live to regret that they pushed for women accusing now-Justice Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault or misconduct to be heard.
Discussion: FiveThirtyEight
Andrew C. McCarthy / New York Post:
Behind the Obama administration's shady plan to spy on the Trump campaign  —  In Senate testimony last week, Attorney General William Barr used the word “spying” to refer to the Obama administration, um, spying on the Trump campaign.  Of course, fainting spells ensued, with the media-Democrat complex in meltdown.
Discussion: Althouse
Noah Smith / Bloomberg:
Trump's Trade War With China Doesn't Look Like a Win  —  Prevailing against a fast-growing country run by autocrats isn't so easy.  —  In March 2018, President Donald Trump uttered his famous declaration that “trade wars are good and easy to win.”  A little more than a year later …
Discussion: CNBC and Raw Story
Nina Burleigh / Newsweek:
Adam Schiff Says ‘Individual 1’ Donald Trump Should Be Prosecuted—And He's Not Giving Up  —  Adam Schiff was angry.  It was late March, and Attorney General William Barr had just released his summary of the special counsel's Russiagate report, deflating many Democrats' hopes for impeachment.
Discussion: POLITICUSUSA
Sandra E. Garcia / New York Times:
White Man Gets 10 Years in Prison for Trying to Hire Hit Man to Lynch Black Neighbor  —  A white man in South Carolina has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to trying to hire a hit man to kill his black neighbor, hang him from a tree and leave a burning cross in his yard, prosecutors said.
Brad Miller / The Daily Beast:
Here's How the House Can Finally Nail Trump  —  ‘The scope of the power of inquiry,’ the Supreme Court wrote, ‘is as penetrating and far-reaching as the potential power to enact and appropriate under the Constitution.’  —  President Trump may complain on Twitter or Fox News …
Discussion: Hullabaloo and Raw Story
Jeff Stein / Newsweek:
‘Fear Is a Very Powerful Force’: How the White House Whistleblower Exposed a National Security Scandal  —  When Donald Trump and his advisers arrived at the White House for their first real day of work on January 21, 2017, they inherited over 1,800 civil service employees who have more-or-less permanent jobs …
Daniel W. Drezner / Foreign Affairs:
This Time Is Different  —  Why U.S. Foreign Policy Will Never Recover  —  It is a truth universally acknowledged that a foreign policy community in possession of great power must be in want of peace of mind.  Climate change, the Middle East, terrorism, trade, nonproliferation …
Brian Resnick / Vox:
Male scientists are often cast as lone geniuses.  Here's what happened when a woman was.  —  The sexist backlash against the woman involved with the black hole image, explained.  —  Just after the Event Horizon Telescope project announced last week that its astronomers had managed to capture …
Discussion: Mother Jones, Slate and Quillette
 
 
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Anna Isaac / Telegraph:
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Elizabeth Kolbert / New Yorker:
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Bloomberg:
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Discussion: Raw Story
Shannon Pettypiece / Bloomberg:
White House Talking to Candidates to Replace Cain, Moore for Fed
Discussion: Talking Points Memo and The Week
U.S. Department of Justice:
Alien Sentenced to Active Prison Time for Unlawful Voting in the 2016 General Election
Sam Levine / HuffPost:
House Republicans Are Upset Democrats Are Investigating Voter Suppression Allegations
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Jesse Paul / The Colorado Sun:
Democrat Dan Baer, an Obama-era diplomat, jumps into race to unseat Cory Gardner
Matt Arco / New Jersey Online:
Drivers of state cars really shouldn't give people the finger. …
Discussion: Splinter
Brad Reed / Raw Story:
Florida GOP lawmaker calls Jewish man a ‘Judenrat’ over his criticism of Israeli government
Discussion: Orlando Sentinel
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Money doesn't matter in modern presidential races
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