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Stephanie K. Baer / BuzzFeed News:
The Cop Who Said The Spa Shooter Had “A Bad Day” Previously Posted A Racist Shirt Blaming China For The Pandemic  —  The Georgia sheriff's official who said the man accused of killing six Asian women and two others in shootings at spas in the Atlanta area had “a bad day” previously shared a photo of racist T-shirts on social media.
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The Daily Beast:
Georgia Sheriff Spokesman Posted Racist COVID Shirts on Facebook  —  Jay Baker incited outrage on Wednesday when he said the 21-year-old who admitted to murdering eight people at Asian massage parlors was having “a really bad day.” … A Cherokee County, Georgia, Sheriff's Office spokesperson …
Shaddi Abusaid / Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Cops: Shooting suspect says he targeted spas because of sexual addiction  —  Cherokee sheriff says 21-year-old bought gun hours earlier  —  Cherokee County Sheriff Frank Reynolds said Wednesday the suspect in a metro Atlanta spa shooting spree that killed eight people bought the gun he used hours earlier.
WTTG-TV:
DC police say Texas man arrested at VP's mansion had rifle, large capacity clip  —  Police: Armed man arrested near VP residence  —  WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) - D.C. police say a man they arrested outside of the Vice President's residence on Wednesday afternoon had a rifle and a large capacity clip.
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CNBC:
Man wanted by police arrested near residence of Vice President Kamala Harris, gun and ammo found in car  — A Texas man wanted by the police was stopped by the U.S. Secret Service and arrested Wednesday afternoon near the residence of Vice President Kamala Harris.
Sarah K. Burris / Raw Story:
Capitol attacker arrested outside of vice presidential residence had car full of weapons to ‘take care of his problem’  —  NBC 4 News reporter Scott MacFarlane reported Wednesday that another attacker of the U.S. Capitol was arrested, but the man appears to have been outside the residence …
Jonathan Chait / New York Magazine:
Republicans: End the Filibuster, and We'll Punish America By Enacting Our Agenda  —  A spectre is haunting the Republican party.  And that spectre, oddly enough, is a future world in which Republicans control government and pass bills that they campaigned on.
Discussion: Wall Street Journal and Raw Story
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Greg Sargent / Washington Post:
Biden just fired a warning shot at Mitch McConnell and Republicans
Tyler Olson / Fox News:
Democrats distance themselves from previous pro-filibuster stance, citing GOP obstruction
Reid Wilson / The Hill:
Kentucky legislature limits governor's Senate appointment power
Discussion: Political Wire
Ben Gittleson / ABC News:
Biden talks Cuomo, Putin, migrants, vaccine in ABC News exclusive interview  —  He even gave an update on whether Major Biden is out of the dog house.  —  EXCLUSIVE: Biden says Cuomo should resign if investigation confirms women's claims  —  Biden stopped short of calling on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to step down immediately.
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Associated Press:
A good boy again: Biden's dog will return to the White House
Discussion: The Daily Caller
Bloomberg:
IRS Delays U.S. Tax Deadline to May 17 After Disruptive Year  — Tax law changes, late start contributed to filing-season chaos  — The IRS also delayed the due date last year amid pandemic  —  The Internal Revenue Service is delaying the April 15 tax-filing deadline to May 17 …
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Julia Ainsley / NBC News:
Biden administration limits what Border Patrol can share with media about migrant surge at border
Neil W. McCabe / Tennessee Star:
Exclusive: Maskless Climate Envoy Kerry Endangers Passengers on Boston to DC Flight  —  John Forbes Kerry, the U.S. special presidential envoy for climate, while sitting in first-class, took off his mask today as he settled into his book moments before his American Airlines flight from Boston to Washington took off.
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Aidan McLaughlin / Mediaite:
Fox News Says Washington Post Story Published After Georgia Runoffs Could Have Swayed Georgia Runoffs  —  Fox News hosts raised a disturbing prospect on Wednesday: The false Washington Post story on Donald Trump's call with a Georgia elections official, which was corrected this week …
Discussion: The Daily Beast
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Politico:
‘Behave like grown-ups’: Conservative rebellion boils over in House  —  A leading Republican hard-liner clashed behind closed doors with House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy on Wednesday, exposing a rift in the Republican conference and suggesting that a chamber-rattling floor protest by the far right isn't fading anytime soon.
Discussion: Washington Post and Forbes
Financial Times:
Tanzania's president dies after mysterious illness  —  Covid-denier Magufuli had been out of public view for two weeks while his ministers insisted he was healthy  —  Tanzania's president John Magufuli, who long denied that Covid-19 posed a threat to his country, has died after a mysterious …
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New York Times:
Proud Boys Leaders in Four States Are Charged in Capitol Riot  —  Prosecutors accused prominent members of the far-right nationalist group of conspiring together in connection with the Jan. 6 attack.  —  WASHINGTON — F.B.I. agents have arrested two organizers for the Proud Boys in Philadelphia …
Cameron Joseph / VICE:
Is the US at Risk of a Roman Republic-Style Collapse?  This Historian Says Yes.  —  Want the best of VICE News straight to your inbox?  Sign up here.  —  The January 6 Capitol insurrection was a tumultuous moment in American democracy—but how unusual was it, really, in the course of world events?
Marcia Dunn / Associated Press:
Mars rover sends back grinding, squealing sounds of driving  —  CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — NASA's newest Mars rover has sent back the first-ever sounds of driving on the red planet — a grinding, clanking, banging affair that by Earth standards would be pretty worrisome.
HuffPost:
Florida Man Charged For Attacking Cops During Capitol Riot While Wearing ‘Trump’ Flag Jacket  —  Robert Scott Palmer, known to online sleuths as #FloridaFlagJacket, was arrested by the FBI following a HuffPost investigation revealing his identity.  —  Federal authorities have charged …
Giovanni Russonello / New York Times:
Many Iowans Are Uncomfortable With a New Voting Restriction, Poll Finds  —  A new survey by one of the country's top pollsters hinted at discomfort among voters in the state about new balloting restrictions.  —  Republican state lawmakers across the country have responded to President Biden's victory …
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Graeme Wood / The Atlantic:
The Princeton Historian Mugged by Reality  —  On December 7, 2019, an American graduate student named Xiyue Wang was freed after 40 months in an Iranian prison.  His captors roused him in his cell early that morning and put him on a plane to Zurich.  The Swiss had offered to mediate a trade …
Discussion: HotAir, National Review and Instapundit
Politico:
Republicans on Biden's Covid bill: We bungled this one  —  As President Joe Biden embarks on an ambitious plan to sell his massive coronavirus relief package to the public, conservatives are starting to ask: Did we botch this?  —  The overwhelming sentiment within the Republican Party …
Kelly Bauer / Block Club Chicago:
Chicago Hospital Executive Bragged About Vaccinating Eric Trump On Day His Hospital Vaccinated Workers At Trump Tower  —  Hospital officials said their doctor's relationship with Trump and his owning a condo in Trump Tower had nothing to do with the improper vaccine event.
Politico:
Trump set to do at least 12 book interviews in the coming weeks  —  Get ready for the Donald Trump book barrage.  —  The former president is scheduled to sit for a dozen interviews in the coming weeks with authors examining his presidency, some of whom are penning sequels to books …
Philip Bump / Washington Post:
How a new government report strongly implicates Giuliani in a Russian interference effort  —  By early May 2019, former New York mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani must have looked like the international espionage equivalent of a wide-eyed tourist walking around with his wallet hanging out his back pocket.
Hen Mazzig / Newsweek:
The Grammys Proved You Can't Get Canceled for Anti-Semitism  —  , SENIOR FELLOW, THE TEL AVIV INSTITUTE  —  These days, one can get canceled for anything...except anti-Semitism.  Food critic Allison Roman lost her job at The New York Times for saying she doesn't want a cookware line like Chrissy Teigen.
CNN:
US intelligence report says election fraud claims ‘will almost certainly’ spur more violence by domestic extremists  —  He warned about right-wing extremism in 2009.  Hear his analysis now  —  (CNN)US intelligence agencies believe that “narratives of fraud in the recent general election” …
Tom Vanden Brook / USA Today:
Army denies medals, Special Forces insignia, to soldier Trump pardoned for alleged murder  —  WASHINGTON - The Army has rejected an appeal to return medals for valor to retired Maj. Mathew Golsteyn, a Special Forces soldier former President Trump pardoned for alleged murder in Afghanistan.
Politico:
Pelosi's push for 9/11-style Capitol riot commission stalls in political quicksand  —  Surrounded by broken glass in a defaced Capitol on the night of Jan. 6, Speaker Nancy Pelosi conferred with a senior House Republican about a bipartisan commission that would investigate the attack on Congress.
Discussion: Washington Examiner
Stephen Gutowski / Washington Free Beacon:
Colorado Judge Strikes Down Boulder's AR-15 Ban  —  A judge struck down Boulder, Colorado's ban on the possession of AR-15s and magazines holding more than 10 rounds on Monday.  —  Colorado state judge Andrew Hartman ruled the city's gun ban violated the state's preemption law …
Discussion: NRA-ILA
Substack Blog:
Substack is for independent writers  —  In recent days, we've heard from some people who are concerned that we might have been using Substack Pro, a program that funds writers to start publications on Substack, to support anti-trans writers.  These feelings have been fueled by some misunderstandings …
Walter Shaub / Washington Post:
Biden promised massive ethics reforms.  Why hasn't he started yet?  —  The momentum for changes may wane as memories of the past four years fade.  —  Walter M. Shaub Jr., is a former director of the U.S. Office of Government Ethics.  He currently serves as senior ethics fellow with the Project On Government Oversight.
 
 
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Haley Victory Smith / Washington Examiner:
Police raid home of ex-Florida state senator tied to sham candidate investigation
Discussion: WPLG-TV and Alternet.org
Jill Colvin / Associated Press:
Republicans seize on immigration as border crossings surge
Barak Ravid / Axios:
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Darius Tahir / Politico:
Vaccine passports pose ethical thicket for Biden administration
Discussion: HotAir
OpenSecrets.org:
‘Dark money’ topped $1 billion in 2020, largely boosting Democrats
Daniel Nichanian / The Appeal:
Landmark Rulings Show ‘Untapped Potential’ of State Courts To Advance Civil Rights
Ted McAllister / The American Mind:
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