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7:35 AM ET, June 10, 2019

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Washington Post:
NRA money flowed to board members amid allegedly lavish spending by top officials and vendors  —  A former pro football player who serves on the National Rifle Association board was paid $400,000 by the group in recent years for public outreach and firearms training.
Natasha Korecki / Politico:
Warren, Booker stand out on chaotic Iowa stage  —  CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — In the early state where field organization has traditionally mattered the most, Sen. Cory Booker and Sen. Elizabeth Warren have quietly and patiently concentrated their resources toward building grassroots machines designed to power them on caucus night.
Discussion: Des Moines Register
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Sean Sullivan / Washington Post:
The goal for 2020 underdogs in Iowa: to become the Joe Biden alternative  —  CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Bernie Sanders spent three days hopscotching across Iowa, from a college auditorium to an LGBTQ pride festival to a Democratic jamboree, where he made a new case against presidential rival Joe Biden.
Dan De Luce / NBC News:
Dem, GOP senators want to check Trump's power to sell arms to Saudis  —  Sens. Murphy and Young want a resolution that would let Congress vote on last month's arms deal and block or restrict future weapons sales to Saudi Arabia.  —  WASHINGTON — Two senators plan to introduce a bill Monday designed …
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Megan Specia / New York Times:   Saudi Teenager Faces Death Sentence for Acts When He was 10
Burgess Everett / Politico:
Senators make bipartisan push to halt arms sales to Saudi Arabia
Discussion: Splinter
Will Bunch / Inquirer.com:   George Nader's abuse of kids is disgusting. His abuse of U.S. democracy should alarm us all
New York Times:
Trump Lawyer's Message Was a Clue for Mueller, Who Set It Aside  —  WASHINGTON — As the special counsel's investigators pursued the question of whether President Trump tried to impede their work, they uncovered compelling evidence — a voice mail recording and statements from a trusted witness — that might have led to him.
Marc Tracy / New York Times:
Google Made $4.7 Billion From the News Industry in 2018, Study Says  —  $4,700,000,000.  —  It's more than the combined ticket sales of the last two “Avengers” movies.  It's more than what virtually any professional sports team is worth.  And it's the amount that Google made from the work …
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Brian Stelter / CNN:
Can newspapers be saved from Big Tech? This proposal aims to try
Discussion: Politico
Axios:
Why Trump is a Florida Man  —  We always think of Trump as a New York guy, or the president in the White House.  But at heart, he's a Florida Man with a Trumpian Florida life: big mansions and big money.  —  Why it matters: At Mar-a-Lago, we're seeing a whole new form of lobbying.
Margaret Sullivan / Washington Post:
Journalists can't repeat their Watergate-hero act.  The reasons should make us grieve.  —  The question from an audience member made the three network chiefs bristle:  —  Why aren't the news media holding the White House accountable like they did during the Nixon/Watergate era?
Emily Wax-Thibodeaux / Washington Post:
In Alabama — where lawmakers banned abortion for rape victims — rapists' parental rights are protected  —  When a young woman came to the Family Services of North Alabama office last year for help with trauma, saying she had been raped by her step-uncle when she was 15 …
Discussion: The Mahablog and Progress Pond
Sharon Nunn / Wall Street Journal:
The South's Economy Is Falling Behind: ‘All of a Sudden the Money Stops Flowing’  —  Policies that once drove the region's growth have proven inadequate in an economy shaped by the forces of globalization  —  Seth Herald for The Wall Street Journal  —  NATCHEZ, Miss.—The American South spent …
New York Times:
People Are Trying to Figure Out William Barr.  He's Busy Stockpiling Power.  —  Is he the operator who spun the then-secret Mueller report?  Or the straight shooter who later disclosed portions that were damaging to President Trump?  —  WASHINGTON — Not long before Attorney General William …
Politico:
Chao created special path for McConnell's favored projects  —  A top Transportation official helped coordinate grant applications by McConnell's political allies.  —  The Transportation Department under Secretary Elaine Chao designated a special liaison to help with grant applications …
Discussion: Political Wire
Jonathan Swan / Axios:
Business leaders urgently discuss strategies to claw back Trump's trade powers  —  President Trump has threatened and bludgeoned his way into an unwanted confrontation with the U.S. business community that could have far-reaching implications for the future of presidential power over trade.
Connor Mannion / Mediaite:
Bill de Blasio Shrugs Off Not Registering on Important Iowa Poll: 'It's a Poll of 600 Iowans'  —  New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio shrugged off not registering on the recent CNN/Des Moines Register poll, saying the poll is of “600 Iowans” and “this is just the beginning of a very long process.”
Discussion: New York Post
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Laura Barrón-López / Politico:
Latino leaders sound alarms over Trump reelection in 2020  —  Operatives and organizers warn that Democrats are doing little to mobilize a key constituency that the president is targeting aggressively.  —  Democratic presidential candidates are squandering a critical early opportunity …
Discussion: Political Wire
Wall Street Journal:
Close Encounters at the Iowa Democratic Fundraiser  —  'It's overwhelming, honestly.  It's too many of them,' said a local Democrat of the 19 presidential candidates in town
Jonathan M. Katz / Los Angeles Times:
Call immigrant detention centers what they really are: concentration camps  —  If you were paying close attention last week, you might have spotted a pattern in the news.  Peeking out from behind the breathless coverage of the Trump family's tuxedoed trip to London was a spate of deaths …
Jon Swaine / The Guardian:
Company part-owned by Jared Kushner got $90m from unknown offshore investors since 2017  —  Overseas investment flowed to Cadre while Trump's son-in-law works as US envoy, raising conflict of interest questions  —  A real estate company part-owned by Jared Kushner has received $90m …
Austin Ramzy / New York Times:
A Million March in Hong Kong Over Eroding Freedoms, Organizers Say  —  HONG KONG — Hundreds of thousands of people filled the sweltering streets of Hong Kong on Sunday in an immense protest against fraying freedoms that culminated after midnight with the police firing pepper spray and striking participants with batons.
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Jennifer Creery / Hong Kong Free Press HKFP:
Over a million attend Hong Kong demo against controversial extradition law, organisers say
Discussion: Washington Post and Al Jazeera
 
 
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Politico:
Biden gambles on high-risk primary strategy
Discussion: ABC News
Jon Gabriel / Arizona Republic:
Think America can ditch Trump in 2020? The world says otherwise
Adam Edelman / NBC News:
Buttigieg's big accomplishment that he never mentions on the campaign trail
Richard Wolf / USA Today:
Conservative gains at Supreme Court leading to anger, frustration and ‘peeks behind the curtain’
Gerry Shih / Washington Post:
China adds Washington Post, Guardian to ‘Great Firewall’ blacklist
Dan Strumpf / Wall Street Journal:
Acting U.S. Budget Chief Seeks Reprieve on Huawei Ban
Ben Riley-Smith / Telegraph:
Iran-linked terrorists caught stockpiling explosives in north-west London
Discussion: The Jewish Press
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DW.COM:
German boat captain Pia Klemp faces prison in Italy for migrant rescues
Rebecca Klar / The Hill:
George Conway knocks Trump: ‘You would have been fired from any other job by now’
Discussion: Mediaite, The Gateway Pundit and Slate
Tom McCarthy / The Guardian:
Can Trump win in 2020? This Pennsylvania county may hold the key
Peter Hermann / Washington Post:
A Foreign Service couple's contentious divorce ends in deadly violence
Peter Baker / New York Times:
A Drama of Trump's Own Making Ends With a Familiar Hero
Discussion: Joe.My.God., CNN, JustOneMinute and Politico
Mary Papenfuss / HuffPost:
Former White House Ethics Chief Proposes ‘Golf On Your Own Damn Dime Act’
Murtaza Hussain / The Intercept:
An Iranian Activist Wrote Dozens of Articles for Right-Wing Outlets. But Is He a Real Person?
 

 
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Brooks Barnes / New York Times:
Amazon joins the Motion Picture Association, after a long courtship; the lobbying group's other members are Disney, Netflix, Paramount, Sony, Universal, and WBD

Sean Hollister / The Verge:
YouTube says it has “widely rolled out Pause ads to all advertisers” after a “strong advertiser and strong viewer response” and piloting Pause ads from 2023

Charlotte Tobitt / Press Gazette:
The Economist introduces AI translations into French, German, Mandarin, and Spanish for Espresso, its budget-friendly, “snack-sized” journalism app

 
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