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Jonathan Martin / New York Times:
Liz Cheney Is Ready to Lose. But She's Not Ready to Quit. — The Republican says her crusade to stop Donald J. Trump will continue — even if she loses her primary next week. Restoring a “very sick” G.O.P. will take years, she says, “if it can be healed.”
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Natalie Allison / Politico:
Trump's grip on GOP activist class on display at Texas conclave
Trump's grip on GOP activist class on display at Texas conclave
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Fox News, CNN, The Hill, Mediaite, New York Post, Washington Examiner and NPR
Paul Steinhauser / Fox News:
Trump easily wins Texas CPAC 2024 GOP presidential nomination straw poll; DeSantis second
Trump easily wins Texas CPAC 2024 GOP presidential nomination straw poll; DeSantis second
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Mercury News, CNN, The Gateway Pundit, Raw Story, Bloomberg and Washington Examiner
Jared Gans / The Hill:
Trump wins CPAC straw poll with more than two-thirds of the vote
Trump wins CPAC straw poll with more than two-thirds of the vote
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Breitbart, Raw Story, The Texas Tribune, NewsNation and Freedom's Newsletter
Caitlin Dickerson / The Atlantic:
An American Catastrophe — As a therapist for children who are being processed through the American immigration system, Cynthia Quintana has a routine that she repeats each time she meets a new patient in her office in Grand Rapids, Michigan: She calls the parents or closest relatives …
Politico:
Dems' climate, tax and health care bill survives all-night GOP onslaught — Senate Democrats are hoping to clinch their signature climate, tax and health care package by midday on Sunday after the carefully crafted deal survived an all-night GOP offensive. — By mid-Sunday morning …
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Associated Press:
Biden steps out of the room and finds legacy-defining wins — Over five decades in Washington, Joe Biden knew that the way to influence was to be in the room where it happens. But in the second year of his presidency, some of Biden's most striking, legacy-defining legislative victories came about by staying out of it.
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Danielle Kurtzleben / NPR:
Republicans have long feuded with the mainstream media. Now many are shutting them out — I went to Wisconsin in June to report on how abortion rights are affecting the Senate and governor primaries - the idea was to do one story on the Democrats and one on the Republicans.
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Newsbusters
New York Times:
Killings of Three Muslim Men in Albuquerque May Be Linked, Police Say — The authorities also suspect the deaths could be connected to the homicide of a Muslim man in 2021. — The police in Albuquerque are investigating the killings of three Muslim men that they say may be connected.
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Insider, The Daily Beast and WTOP News
Robyn Dixon / Washington Post:
Russian men, dying in war, leave many families sad, angry and silent — When Yevgeny Chubarin told his mother he was joining the Russian army to fight against Ukraine, she cried and begged him not to go. But his exhilaration shone through. By May 15, he had an AK-47 and was on his way.
Evan Allen / The Boston Globe:
‘It was you!’ Traffic spat turned police coverup leads to questions for DA Hayden — Jason Leonor should have felt relief when the police cars pulled up behind him in Mattapan. After all, he was the one who called 911. Instead, he felt a swirl of confusion and dread. “Something isn't right,” he thought.
Hannah Demissie / ABC News:
Sour views on economy keep Biden approval on issues down: POLL — More than two-thirds of people think the nation's economy is getting worse. — President Joe Biden speaks before signing two bills aimed at combating fraud in the COVID-19 small business relief programs, Aug. 5, 2022, at the White House in Washington.
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Josh Margolin / ABC News:
Secret Service hands agents' phone numbers to Jan. 6 committee: Sources — The committee can now determine which agents' call records they want to review. — A Secret Service agent stands by after Marine One at Fort McNair in Washington, D.C., July 10, 2022.
JONATHAN TURLEY:
Rhodes Alumni Launch Campaign to Remove Justice Barrett from School's Hall of Fame — The petition by an alumni group at Rhodes College is seeking to remove Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett from the school's “Hall of Fame” due to her vote in the Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Washington Examiner and Fox News
Praveena Somasundaram / Washington Post:
U.N. watchdog warns of ‘nuclear disaster’ from shelling at Zaporizhzhia plant — The United Nations nuclear chief warned of a potential “nuclear disaster” after shelling of Europe's largest atomic power plant, once again urging Russia and Ukraine to allow a mission of experts access to the facility to help secure it.
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Wall Street Journal, Al Jazeera and Bloomberg
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Sam Wilson / Missoulian:
GOP redistricting proposals could lock in legislative supermajorities — The two Republican-drawn maps of proposed Montana House districts, unveiled by the state's redistricting commissioners last week, would likely yield supermajorities for the state's dominant GOP.
Jonathan V. Last / The Triad:
Deplorables Are Real — The problem isn't the demagogues, it's their audiences. — Every week I highlight three newsletters that are worth your time. — If you find value in this project, do two things for me: (1) hit the Like button, and (2) share this with someone.
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Laura Davison / Bloomberg:
Share Buyback Tax's Lag Could Spur Rush to Repurchase This Year — The new 1% levy on stock buybacks in the US Senate's tax and climate package isn't slated to go into effect until 2023, which means that there could be a flurry of repurchases before the end of this year.