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Brian P. D. Hannon / Daily Mail:
Senior Teen Vogue staffer who supported ouster of new editor used N-word in tweets a decade ago... so will her woke colleagues now turn on her? — Christine Davitt wrote tweets in 2009 using the N-word in comments to a friend and other posts — The Teen Vogue senior social media manager criticized …
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Morgan Phillips / Fox News:
Senior Teen Vogue staffer who supported Alexi McCammond's ousting used ‘N-word’ in decade-old tweets
Senior Teen Vogue staffer who supported Alexi McCammond's ousting used ‘N-word’ in decade-old tweets
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New York Times:
Rich Countries Signed Away a Chance to Vaccinate the World — Despite warnings, American and European officials gave up leverage that could have guaranteed access for billions of people. That risks prolonging the pandemic. — In the coming days, a patent will finally be issued …
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Zachary Warmbrodt / Politico:
Cotton calls for return of Trump border policies — Sen. Tom Cotton on Sunday accused President Joe Biden of inviting a recent surge of migrants to the United States, claiming the border is “wide open.” — In an interview on “Fox News Sunday,” the Arkansas Republican said Biden had dismantled …
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Zachary Warmbrodt / Politico:
Biden DHS chief says ‘border is closed’ but U.S. won't expel children
Biden DHS chief says ‘border is closed’ but U.S. won't expel children
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Seung Min Kim / Washington Post:
Senators call for more press access to facilities holding migrant children at the border
Senators call for more press access to facilities holding migrant children at the border
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Ashley Parker / Washington Post:
‘No end in sight’: Inside the Biden administration's failure to contain the border surge
‘No end in sight’: Inside the Biden administration's failure to contain the border surge
Charles Creitz / Fox News:
Biden response to border crisis 'isn't incompetence', but ‘is by design’, Tom Homan tells Mark Levin
Biden response to border crisis 'isn't incompetence', but ‘is by design’, Tom Homan tells Mark Levin
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New York Post
Paul Roderick Gregory / The Hill:
Getting the facts right on Operation Warp Speed — Former President Donald Trump formally announced Operation Warp Speed (OWS) on May 15, 2020. OWS was constituted as a projected $18 billion business-government-military partnership, charged to “produce and deliver 300 million doses of safe …
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Peter Aitken / Fox News:
Operation Warp Speed Doc: 90% of Biden vaccine rollout plan was same as Trump's
Operation Warp Speed Doc: 90% of Biden vaccine rollout plan was same as Trump's
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Peter Loftus / Wall Street Journal:
Covid-19 Vaccine Manufacturing in U.S. Races Ahead — Vaccine makers are expected to produce 132 million doses this month, nearly tripling last month's figure, boosting vaccination drive — Covid-19 vaccine manufacturers are ramping up production, churning out far more doses a week …
Politico:
How to mess up a possible Trump endorsement in one easy step — Lynda Blanchard's fledgling campaign to succeed retiring Alabama GOP Sen. Richard Shelby seemed to be progressing smoothly as she mingled with donors inside Mar-a-Lago's gilded ballroom last Saturday.
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Derek Robertson / Politico:
How ‘Owning the Libs’ Became the GOP's Core Belief — For a political party whose membership skews older, it might be surprising that the spirit that most animates Republican politics today is best described with a phrase from the world of video games: “Owning the libs.”
James Laporta / Associated Press:
AP sources: Iran threatens US Army base and top general — Iran has made threats against Fort McNair, an Army base in the nation's capital, and against the Army's vice chief of staff, two senior U.S. intelligence officials said. — They said communications intercepted by the National Security Agency …
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Emma Newburger / CNBC:
Covid cases are rising in 21 states as health officials warn against reopening too quickly — Even as the pace of vaccinations accelerates in the U.S., Covid-19 cases are increasing in 21 states and highly infectious variants are spreading even as governors begin to relax restrictions on businesses.
Maureen Dowd / New York Times:
Old Pol, New Tricks — Biden's got the buzz. Who's smirking now? — WASHINGTON — Joe Biden never had a seat at the cool kids' table at the Obama White House. — Heading into 2016 and 2020, if you told the hotshots from Obamaworld that you thought Biden would be a good candidate …
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Irin Carmon / New York Magazine:
The Smearing of Kristen Clarke — Last Thursday evening, Tucker Carlson Tonight devoted another segment — at least its fifth since January — to the civil rights attorney Kristen Clarke, who has been nominated by Joe Biden to serve as assistant attorney general for civil rights.
Alaina Demopoulos / The Daily Beast:
Ivanka Trump, Miami Beach Bum, Plots Her Next Move — Ivanka Trump is on a digital detox, but she remains in the tabloids. What does her new Florida image—straw fedora, cover-ups—reveal about her post-White House ambitions? — Have you missed Ivanka Trump's frequent Instagram posts …
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Raw Story
Dan Lamothe / Washington Post:
Pentagon chief in Afghanistan on unannounced visit as deadline to withdraw U.S. troops looms — KABUL — Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin touched down in Afghanistan on Sunday, making an unannounced visit as the Biden administration wrestles with how to end its role in a war …
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Lara Seligman / Politico:
Pentagon chief makes surprise stop in Afghanistan as generals warn of premature drawdown
Pentagon chief makes surprise stop in Afghanistan as generals warn of premature drawdown
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Washington Examiner, CBS News, ABC News, Washington Times and Al Jazeera
Paul Kane / Washington Post:
An iconic Hill restaurant was closed by the Capitol fencing. Can it survive? — Since 1960, the Monocle has been one of the best-located restaurants in Washington. — Sitting in the Capitol's shadow, it serves senators, staffers and Supreme Court justices looking for a quick drink or a full meal …
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New York Magazine
Sabrina Rodriguez / Politico:
‘The crisis is in Washington’: Overwhelmed border officials urge D.C. to act — BROWNSVILLE, Texas — Here, at the southernmost tip of Texas, tucked along the Gulf Coast and bumping along the Rio Grande, this border town of about 185,000 residents is accustomed to welcoming three groups of people …
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New York Times:
How to Collect $1.4 Trillion in Unpaid Taxes — Wealthy Americans are concealing large amounts of income from the I.R.S. There is a straightforward corrective. — The editorial board is a group of opinion journalists whose views are informed by expertise, research, debate and certain longstanding values.
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Jack Arnholz / ABC News:
I ‘strongly believe’ Atlanta shootings were hate crimes: Rep. Judy Chu — Rep. Judy Chu appeared on ABC's “This Week” Sunday. — Catch up on the developing stories making headlines. — Sopa Images/LightRocket via Getty Images, FILE — Rep. Judy Chu, D-Calif., said she ‘strongly’ believes …
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New York Times:
Access, Influence and Pardons: How a Set of Allies Shaped Trump's Choices — A loose collection of well-connected groups and individuals led by a pair of Orthodox Jewish organizations had striking success in winning clemency for white-collar criminals during the Trump presidency.
Aaron Pellish / CNN:
Ron Johnson falsely claims there was ‘no violence’ on Senate side of US Capitol on January 6 — (CNN)Wisconsin Republican Sen. Ron Johnson falsely claimed there was no violence on the Senate side of the US Capitol during the January 6 insurrection, the latest in his continued attempts to downplay the severity of the attack.
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