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9:45 AM ET, September 8, 2022

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Benjamin Weiser / New York Times:
Trump Pushed Officials to Prosecute His Critics, Ex-U.S. Attorney Says  —  Geoffrey S. Berman, who headed the Manhattan office, says in a book the Justice Department pushed cases, against John Kerry and others, to help Mr. Trump.  —  A book by a former top federal prosecutor offers new details …
Discussion: The Daily Beast and Raw Story
Las Vegas Review-Journal:
Police arrest county official in reporter's stabbing death  —  Clark County Public Administrator Robert Telles was arrested on suspicion of murder Wednesday evening in the fatal stabbing of Las Vegas Review-Journal reporter Jeff German, whose investigation of the politician contributed to his primary election loss in June.
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David K. Li / NBC News:
Elected official who was subject of Las Vegas reporter's stories arrested in journalist's death  —  Police arrested a Nevada politician in connection with the slaying of a Las Vegas journalist who had written stories about the county official, officials said Wednesday.
Las Vegas Review-Journal:
Police search county official's home in connection with reporter's killing
Michael Scott Davidson / Las Vegas Review-Journal:
Who is county official Robert Telles?
Discussion: VICE
Holly Otterbein / Politico:
Fetterman to POLITICO: I will debate Oz  —  PHILADELPHIA — John Fetterman said he is committing to attending one debate with his Republican opponent, Mehmet Oz, in the closely watched battle for the Senate in Pennsylvania, but his campaign is still discussing accommodations for his auditory processing problems.
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Brian Schwartz / CNBC:
Dr. Oz owns shares of companies that supply hydroxychloroquine, a drug he has backed as a Covid treatment
Discussion: Insider
Natalie Allison / Politico:
The Senate debate season is slow in 2022. There's a reason for that.
Discussion: Mediaite
Rolling Stone:
Trump Told White House Team He Needed to Protect ‘Russiagate’ Documents  —  The former president, who left the White House with a trove of sensitive material, believes there are documents that would expose a Deep State plot against him — and told confidants he needed to protect them from the next administration
Discussion: Insider, Raw Story and Mediaite
Associated Press:
Blinken, in Kyiv, unveils $2B in US military aid for Europe  —  U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken made an unscheduled visit to Kyiv on Thursday as the Biden administration announced major new military aid worth more than $2 billion for Ukraine and other European countries threatened by Russia.
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Lachlan Markay / Axios:
Scoop: Dems' accidental GOP data mine  —  A slip-up by social media giant Snap allowed leading Democratic campaigns and party committees to unwittingly tap into a vast repository of Republican voter data to hone their midterm ads, Axios has learned. … But the blunder underscores …
Discussion: The Hill
Popular Information:
In new ads, GOP candidates brazenly misrepresent their position on abortion  —  In a new ad running in Minnesota, Scott Jensen, the Republican nominee for governor, says abortion is a “protected constitutional right” in the state, and he's “not running” to change that.  —  Jensen's ad makes sense politically.
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Julia Rock / The Lever:   Abortion Foes Target Their Next Supreme Court Fight
Jason Lange / Reuters:
Most Americans see Trump's MAGA as threat to democracy: Reuters/Ipsos poll  —  Days after Democratic President Joe Biden gave a fiery speech attacking former President Donald Trump and his Republican allies as an extremist threat, a Reuters/Ipsos poll completed on Wednesday found a majority …
Lynn Neary / NPR:
Anne Garrels, longtime foreign correspondent for NPR, dies at 71  —  Anne Garrels, longtime foreign correspondent for NPR, died on Wednesday of lung cancer.  She was 71 years old.  —  At NPR, Garrels was known as a passionate reporter willing to go anywhere in the world at a moment's notice if the story required it.
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Katharine Q. Seelye / New York Times:
Anne Garrels, Fearless NPR Correspondent, Dies at 71
Will Heinrich / New York Times:
Painting Michelle Obama Took 9 Months.  Keeping It Secret Took 6 Years.  —  Sharon Sprung, an instructor at the Art Students League of New York, is a realist painter of the old school.  —  When Sharon Sprung was chosen to paint Michelle Obama's official portrait for the White House …
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Tyler Pager / Washington Post:
Obamas unveil their portraits, and it feels like a reunion
New York Times:
F.B.I. Sought Interview With Trump Aide  —  Agents investigating the events leading up to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol tried to question William Russell, who served as a special assistant to the former president.  —  The F.B.I. sought to interview a personal aide to former President Donald J. Trump …
Discussion: Insider, ABC News, Raw Story and The Hill
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ABC News:
Federal grand jury probing Trump PAC's formation, fundraising efforts: Sources  —  The grand jury has subpoenaed several individuals in recent weeks, sources say.  —  In this June 26, 2021, file photo, supporters cheer on former President Donald Trump after he spoke at a rally at the Lorain County Fairgrounds in Wellington, Ohio.
Ben Dreyfuss / Calm Down:
A personal note about my Substack...  (I'm rebranding it.)  —  So, I'm doing a rebranding.  —  When I left Mother Jones last year, I was heartbroken.  I was totally screwed up in the head.  All of my friends worked there and I had been untouchable for so long because of my successes …
Brian Slodysko / Associated Press:
Rep. Katie Porter's university housing deal draws scrutiny  —  In Orange County, California, where the typical house sells for $1 million, Rep. Katie Porter's four-bedroom, three-bath residence in a leafy subdivision on the University of California Irvine campus is a bargain.
CNN:
Michigan GOP leaders encourage rule breaking at poll worker training session  —  The evening before Michigan's state primary, Wayne County GOP leaders held a Zoom training session for poll workers and partisan observers - warning them about “bad stuff happening” during the election and encouraging …
Discussion: Raw Story
Nick Catoggio / The Dispatch:
A Better Conservative Media and a Better Politics  —  Why I joined The Dispatch.  —  Hello,  —  I'm Nick Catoggio, formerly known as Allahpundit and currently known as the newest staff writer at The Dispatch.  I've spent almost 20 years as a writer in conservative media and many years more than that as a reader of it.
Glenn Kessler / Washington Post:
Hillary Clinton's claim that ‘zero emails’ were marked classified  —  “The fact is that I had zero emails that were classified.”  —  The Justice Department investigation of classified documents found at former president Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club has brought inevitable comparisons …
Charlotte Klein / Vanity Fair:
“I Really Hope That We Don't Both-Sides Democracy”: Where Is CNN Headed?  —  The abrupt exits of Brian Stelter and John Harwood have unnerved staffers, who want clarity from newish CEO Chris Licht, and rattled viewers, who fear CNN is veering right.  The network, however, vows to “stand up for democracy and call out lies.”
BBC:
Queen's doctors concerned for her health - palace  —  Play video Watch: BBC News live coverage  —  Summary  — The Queen is under medical supervision at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, a statement from Buckingham Palace says  — Her doctors are concerned for her health, following further evaluation this morning, it says
Jeremy Harlan / CNN:
Colorado clerk Tina Peters pleads not guilty in election security breach case  —  Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, who lost the GOP nomination for Colorado secretary of state earlier this year, pleaded not guilty to felony and misdemeanor charges Wednesday afternoon, six months …
Укрин …:
Prospects for running a military campaign in 2023: Ukraine's perspective  —  How long the war could last and how can Ukraine win it  —  As understood by the absolute majority of military experts and analysts today, the large-scale war unleashed by the Russian Federation against Ukraine on February 24 …
Esther Webber / Politico:
UK's Liz Truss unveils plan to freeze annual energy bills at £2,500 until 2024  —  LONDON — The typical household energy bill in Great Britain will be frozen at £2,500 for the next two years in an unprecedented government intervention in the U.K. energy market, Prime Minister Liz Truss has announced.
 
 
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Matt Hamilton / Los Angeles Times:
Karen Bass got a USC degree for free. It's now pulling her into a federal corruption case
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Alana Goodman / Washington Free Beacon:
How Raphael Warnock Dodges Income Taxes
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Philip Lenczycki / The Daily Caller:
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Amanda Holpuch / New York Times:
B.Y.U. Is Still Investigating Racial Slurs at Women's Volleyball Match
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Salvador Rizzo / Washington Post:
Navy reservist already charged in Jan. 6 riot indicted in Va.
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Alexander Nieves / Politico:
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Matthew Brown / Washington Post:
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