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New York Times:
CNN Fires Chris Cuomo After New Details on Help He Gave His Brother — The cable news network said it had “terminated him, effective immediately,” a move that came four months after Andrew Cuomo resigned as governor of New York. — The star anchor Chris Cuomo was fired by CNN on Saturday amid …
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Brian Stelter / CNN:
CNN fires Chris Cuomo — New York (CNN)CNN said Saturday that anchor Chris Cuomo has been “terminated” by the network, “effective immediately.” — The announcement came after an outside law firm was retained to review information about exactly how Cuomo aided his brother …
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Insider, UPI, Townhall, Deadline, The Wrap, The Gateway Pundit, Mediaite, TVLine, Hollywood Reporter and The Blue State Conservative
Luis Ferré-Sadurní / New York Times:
Federal Scrutiny of Cuomo Widens to His Office's Treatment of Women
CNN:
Parents of Michigan school shooting suspect arrested after manhunt — James and Jennifer Crumbley entered not guilty pleas to all charges against them during their arraignment Saturday morning. — The couple “fully intended” to turn themselves in “first thing this morning for arraignment …
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Detroit Free Press:
James and Jennifer Crumbley caught, arrested after vehicle is found in Detroit
James and Jennifer Crumbley caught, arrested after vehicle is found in Detroit
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HotAir, New York Post, The Western Journal, TheBlaze, Insider, Detroit News and Breitbart
Bill Adair / Air Mail:
Loving Lies — Stephen Glass, the most notorious fraud in journalism, decided he would live by one simple rule: Always tell the truth. Then he broke that rule — PORTRAITS BY SHARON SUH — I've never liked liars. I was a newspaper reporter for 20 years and got so frustrated …
Washington Post:
A Kamala Harris staff exodus reignites questions about her leadership style — and her future ambitions — The rumors started circulating in July: Vice President Harris's staff was wilting in a dysfunctional and frustrated office, burned out just a few months after her historic swearing-in and pondering exit strategies.
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Dana Milbank / Washington Post:
The media treats Biden as badly as — or worse than — Trump. Here's proof. — A sampling of headlines atop the influential Politico Playbook newsletter over the past month: — “Let the Democratic freakout begin.” — “Dems start to face the hard questions.” — “Does the WH owe Larry Summers an apology?”
Ashley Wong / New York Times:
How a Cream Cheese Shortage Is Affecting N.Y.C. Bagel Shops — Supply chain problems that have hit businesses across the country now threaten a quintessential New York treat. — Zabar's is running low. Tompkins Square Bagels is down to sticks. Pick-a-Bagel has only a few days' supply left.
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The Moderate Voice and Political Wire
Jim Geraghty / National Review:
It's Tough to Deter Putin Once You've Given Him the Pipeline He Wanted — God only knows if this unidentified U.S. intelligence official speaking to Sky News is correct... Russia is planning a military offensive against Ukraine, which could begin as soon as early 2022, according to United States intelligence officials.
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Sky News, POLITICUSUSA and Politico
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New York Times:
Fearing a Repeat of Jan. 6, Congress Eyes Changes to Electoral Count Law — Members of the special House committee investigating the Capitol riot are among those arguing for an overhaul of a more than century-old statute enacted to address disputed elections.
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Election Law Blog, Mother Jones and KRON4
Ruth Marcus / Washington Post:
Justice Sotomayor drops the S-bomb — Stench. — Justice Sonia Sotomayor said stench, about her own court, during oral argument Wednesday in the Mississippi abortion case. Specifically, observing that states were passing ever-stricter abortion laws, explicitly inspired by the court's …
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The Guardian
Diana Leonard / Washington Post:
Snow may vanish for years at a time in Mountain West with climate warming — Study warns of impending water supply problems due to nearly snowless mountains in about 35 to 60 years — A new study provides a glimpse into the future of Western U.S. snow and the picture is far from rosy …
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Twitchy
Paul Kane / Washington Post:
When will the people's House be returned to the people? Not even Capitol officials know. — On Wednesday night, more than 15,000 fans crowded into Capital One Arena to watch the Washington Wizards secure another early-season victory. On Thursday night, a few thousand concertgoers packed …
Eileen O'Grady / Concord Monitor:
‘Teacher Loyalty’ bill would restrict how U.S. history, especially racism, can be discussed in school … Just one year after New Hampshire legislators first introduced a bill that banned the teaching or discussion of “divisive concepts” like systemic racism, another bill will be debated …
The Guardian:
WHO says no deaths reported from Omicron yet as Covid variant spreads — US and Australia become latest countries to confirm locally transmitted cases — The Omicron variant has been detected in at least 38 countries but no deaths have yet been reported, the World Health Organization has said …
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Lisa Kashinsky / Politico:
‘A real fight for our existence’: Massachusetts GOP spirals in Baker exit — BOSTON — Gov. Charlie Baker kept Republicans relevant in deep-blue Massachusetts. Now his exit has the GOP at each others' throats. — Baker announced this week that he wouldn't seek a third term.
Joshua Zitser / Insider:
A Trump-loving former KKK leader who was jailed for beating a Black man is running for office as a Republican in Georgia, report says — Chester Doles is running as a Republican for a spot on the Lumpkin County Board of Commissioners. — He spent decades involved with the Ku Klux Klan …
Defense One:
Austin Warns Against Over-Hyping Recent Chinese Weapons Tests — The defense secretary also pushed for deeper ties between the Pentagon and technology firms. — SIMI VALLEY, CALIFORNIA — U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin cautioned national security leaders and industry executives …
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Fox News
Jazz Shaw / HotAir:
Manchin: Yes, I'll vote to end Bidens private-sector vaccine mandate — Shadow President Joe Manchin continues to wreak havoc with the Democrats' agenda in the Senate. As Ed already reported, Manchin was all set to support an amendment in the continuing resolution this week …
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Washington Examiner, TheBlaze, Conservative Brief, Washington Times and New York Post
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Alan Fram / Associated Press:
Time is no ally as Dems strain to finish Biden's $2T bill
Time is no ally as Dems strain to finish Biden's $2T bill
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