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Roger Stone Promoted Violence, Then Sought Pardon After Jan. 6, Evidence Shows — WASHINGTON — Shortly after the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, as authorities began arresting people across the country in connection with the violence, the political operative Roger J. Stone Jr. started texting …
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Kyle Cheney / Politico:
‘Afraid of losing their power’: Judge decries GOP leaders who back Trump election claims — A federal judge delivered a blistering rebuke of Republican Party leaders Tuesday for what she said was a cynical attempt to stoke false claims of election fraud of the kind that fueled the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.
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Ryan J. Reilly / NBC News:
Trump fan who assaulted Officer Fanone on Jan. 6 sentenced to more than 7 years in prison — WASHINGTON — A Donald Trump fan who brought his teenage son along as he assaulted then-D.C. police officer Mike Fanone and another officer at the Capitol on Jan. 6 was sentenced to more than seven years …
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Rachel Weiner / Washington Post:
‘I hope you suffer’: Ex-D.C. officer confronts Jan. 6 attacker in court
‘I hope you suffer’: Ex-D.C. officer confronts Jan. 6 attacker in court
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Kaitlan Collins / CNN:
Newest addition to Trump's legal team sidelined in Mar-a-Lago search case — The newest addition to former President Donald Trump's legal team, Chris Kise, has been sidelined from the Mar-a-Lago documents investigation less than a month after he was brought on to represent Trump in the matter …
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Amy B Wang / Washington Post:
McConnell, Schumer back bill to prevent efforts to subvert presidential election results — Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) have endorsed a bipartisan electoral count reform bill in the Senate, all but cementing its passage …
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Carl Hulse / New York Times:
McConnell Endorses Electoral Count Overhaul, Lifting Chances of Enactment — The Republican leader's backing enhanced prospects for legislation drafted to prevent a repeat of the Jan. 6 assault, when rioters tried to pressure the vice president to overturn the election.
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Washington Post:
Jan. 6 committee postpones planned hearing as Hurricane Ian advances
Jan. 6 committee postpones planned hearing as Hurricane Ian advances
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Rachel Frazin / The Hill:
Manchin permitting reform cut from spending bill
Manchin permitting reform cut from spending bill
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Christopher Cann / Tallahassee Democrat:
Gadsden County commissioner appointed by Gov. DeSantis resigns after KKK costume photo emerges — Jeffery Moore, a Havana resident and former Department of Revenue employee, abruptly resigned from the post in Florida's only predominantly Black county after the photo began circulating.
Andrew C. McCarthy / New York Post:
Biden's $420B student loan boondoggle is blatantly illegal — but progressives don't care — The Congressional Budget Office says the price tag for President Biden's constitutionally illiterate, fiscally reckless, socially divisive student debt cancelation will exceed $420 billion.
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Danielle Douglas-Gabriel / Washington Post:
Lawsuit aims to stop Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
Lawsuit aims to stop Biden's student loan forgiveness plan
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Alan Rappeport / New York Times:
Biden Says Social Security Is on ‘Chopping Block’ if Republicans Win Congress
Biden Says Social Security Is on ‘Chopping Block’ if Republicans Win Congress
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Gabriel Sherman / Vanity Fair:
Ron DeSantis: The Making and Remaking (and Remaking) of a MAGA Heir — The Florida governor is the Fox-loving, lib-owning successor-in-waiting to Donald Trump's cult of personality. But for all DeSantis's bona fides and rocketing national profile, doubts about his own persona ("calculated," “aloof,” “cold-blooded") persist.
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Kimberly Leonard / Insider:
Biden has called three Florida mayors — but not Gov. Ron DeSantis — to talk about Hurricane Ian
Biden has called three Florida mayors — but not Gov. Ron DeSantis — to talk about Hurricane Ian
Steven Nelson / New York Post:
Biden calls Florida mayors — but not DeSantis — as Hurricane Ian nears shore
Biden calls Florida mayors — but not DeSantis — as Hurricane Ian nears shore
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Allan Smith / NBC News:
In 2019, Doug Mastriano said women who violated proposed abortion ban should be charged with murder — In 2019, state Sen. Doug Mastriano sponsored legislation barring abortions at around six weeks. Asked if women who broke that law should be charged with murder, he said, “Yes.”
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Reuters:
Gas leaks from Russian pipelines to Europe raise sabotage fears — Europe was investigating leaks in two Russian gas pipelines that churned up the Baltic Sea on Tuesday and raised concerns from Copenhagen to Moscow about sabotage on infrastructure at the heart of an energy standoff.
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Riham Alkousaa / Reuters:
CIA warned Berlin about possible attacks on gas pipelines in summer - Spiegel — The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had weeks ago warned Germany about possible attacks on gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea, German magazine Spiegel said on Tuesday, after gas leaks in Russia pipelines to Germany were reported.
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Janan Ganesh / Financial Times:
Truss learns the hard way that Britain isn't America — Reaganism is a good idea, but Reaganism without the dollar isn't — Into Brideshead Revisited, near the middle, Evelyn Waugh crowbars a scene on a cruise ship for the express purpose of mocking Americans. There is a character named “Senator Stuyvesant-Oglander”.
Dara Lind / New York Times:
Ron DeSantis Is Making an Asylum Crisis of His Own — When nearly 50 migrants were lured onto a pair of planes in San Antonio and dumped on Martha's Vineyard this month, a sequence of events arranged by Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida, it was an escalation of what his fellow Republican governor …
Ruth Ben-Ghiat / MSNBC:
Giorgia Meloni's win will make her a new Republican favorite — “Of course I do not want women to be slaves, but if I proposed to give our women the vote, I would be laughed at,” Italian dictator Benito Mussolini told the German journalist Emil Ludwig in 1932. “She must not count in political life.”
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John Stoehr / The Editorial Board:
From American sectionalism grows American fascism — All fascisms are native-born. — Monday's post was about two definitions of “politics.” The first was war by other means. That's what the Republicans do. The other was solving our collective problems. That's what the Democrats do.
Marty Schladen / Cincinnati.com:
Affidavits: 2 more pregnant minors who were raped were denied Ohio abortions — At least two more minors made pregnant by sexual assault were forced to leave Ohio to avoid having their rapists' babies, according to sworn affidavits filed by abortion providers.
Ariana Garcia / Chron:
Ted Cruz booed by Texas crowd for saying more police needed to make schools safer — Sen. Ted Cruz spoke out against the passage of gun reform measures during a panel at the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin on Saturday and the audience was not having it. The junior senator was met with boos …
NBC News:
From DeSantis to McCarthy to Trump, a week that defined the GOP-Democrat divide in 2022 — I left the Republican Party because I was worried it had fundamentally lost its way. Looking back, I have never been more convinced I was right. — I don't think I've recently experienced a span …
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NIH News Release:
Study confirms link between COVID-19 vaccination and temporary increase in menstrual cycle length — Large NIH-funded study included participants in North America and Europe. — A large international study has confirmed the findings of a previous U.S. study that linked COVID-19 vaccination …
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Nate Cohn / New York Times:
Are Political Winds Blowing in Republicans' Favor Again? — There are some signs of a drift toward issues where the party has an advantage, like the economy and immigration. … For most of the summer, President Biden and the Democrats had the political winds at their backs.
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Teresa S. Collett / americamagazine.org:
Rape and incest are deeply tragic. They do not justify killing a child. — As protestors were marching in front of the homes of Supreme Court justices and a would-be assassin turned himself in from Justice Brett Kavanaugh's backyard, it seemed impossible that the public debate over abortion could become more acrimonious.
Nicholas Casey / New York Times:
Taken Under Fascism, Spain's ‘Stolen Babies’ Are Learning the Truth — Under Francisco Franco's rule, thousands of newborns were secretly taken from hospitals and sold to wealthy Catholic families. Now they are beginning to uncover their own histories. — To hear more audio stories …
Sam Biddle / The Intercept:
No, Elon Musk's Starlink Probably Won't Fix Iranian Internet Censorship … Elon Musk is once again suggesting his business interests can solve a high-profile crisis: This time, the SpaceX CEO says Starlink satellite internet can alleviate Iran's digital crackdown against ongoing anti-government protests.
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Fox News:
Nadler feuded with Schiff, Pelosi over ‘unconstitutional’ impeachment of Donald Trump — Nadler's concern arose after he found out Judiciary Committee would not have ability to cross-examine impeachment witnesses — The Democratic rush to impeach Trump — FIRST ON FOX: A new book reveals …
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Stephanie Kirchgaessner / The Guardian:
Mohammed bin Salman named prime minister ahead of Khashoggi lawsuit — New role likely to grant prince sovereign immunity in case concerning journalist murdered in Saudi Arabian embassy — Mohammed bin Salman has been named prime minister of Saudi Arabia in a move that experts …
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Fox News:
Pro-life activist Mark Houck pleads not guilty to federal charges after FBI arrest — Mark Houck pleaded not guilty in Pennsylvania federal court over alleged altercation outside abortion clinic — Fox News Flash top headlines for September 27 — Catholic pro-life activist Mark Houck pleaded …
Darrell Owens / The Discourse Lounge:
Santa Cruz is A Housing Nightmare — My adventure in trying to find a basic necessity like housing in this ridiculous suburbia called Santa Cruz, California. — Santa Cruz, California has the worst housing crisis in the state of California. It skims Silicon Valley prices yet has incomes far lower than Silicon Valley.
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Los Angeles Times
Joselyn King / newsandsentinel.com/:
Justice considering U.S. Senate run — WHEELING — Gov. Jim Justice said he may not be done with public office when his second term as governor concludes in 2024, and that a seat in the U.S. Senate just might pique his interest. — The next time one of West Virginia's two Senate seats is up is 2024 …
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Zach Everson / Forbes:
Rep. Lauren Boebert's Campaign May Be Violating Election Law In Trying To Sell Her Book — The campaign for Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) has placed advertisements directing supporters to buy her new memoir from retailers, an arrangement that may violate campaign-finance laws.
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Nick Catoggio / The Dispatch:
The Wild Ones — The politics of spite. — We've all grown to expect the unexpected in American politics since the vortex opened in 2015 and we crossed over into the Darkest Timeline. But there are moments that still bring one up short, demanding a moment of wonder and reflection.
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