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    Rosenstein Jabs Obama Administration and Defends Role in Mueller Probe

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    Trump Is Skipping the ‘Boring’ White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Here’s What He’s Doing Instead

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  • TOPSHOT-US-JUSTICE-GAY RIGHTS-MARRIAGE

    Should Title VII Civil Rights Protections Include the LGBTQ Community?

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  • Sen. Bernie Sanders Participates In A Fox News Town Hall In PennsylvaniaLeadership

    Why 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates Are Flocking to Fox News

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  • Mueller Report ReleaseLeadership

    What We Know for Sure, Regardless of What Is in the Mueller Report Tomorrow

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  • Running for PresidentLeadership

    Anyone Can Run for President—Literally, Anyone

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  • Presidential Candidates And Politicians Attend National Action Network Annual ConventionLeadership

    Democrats Keep Rejecting Corporate PAC Money. But Is It Just for Show?

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  • Stacey Abrams In Conversation With Holland TaylorLeadership

    Stacey Abrams 2020? Here’s Where She Stands

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  • Will we ever see Trump's taxes?Leadership

    Will We Ever See Trump’s Tax Returns—And Does It Matter?

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  • Herman Cain Speaks At Tea Party Patriots' Road To Repeal RallyLeadership

    A Refresher on Herman Cain, Trump’s Latest Pick for the Fed Board

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  • Las Vegas Marks Anniversary Of 10/1 Mass Shooting That Killed 58Leadership

    Domestic Terrorism Is on the Rise. But How Prepared Is the U.S. to Counter It?

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  • CongressLeadership

    The Violence Against Women Act Is Up for Reauthorization. Why Some Republicans Are Against It

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  • Affordable Care ActLeadership

    What Happens If the Affordable Care Act Is Struck Down?

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  • Democratic Presidential DebatesLeadership

    Why Money Isn’t Enough for a Spot in the Democratic Party’s Presidential Debates Anymore

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  • harry potter and philosopher's stone first edition auction

    A First Edition Harry Potter Book Just Sold for $90,000

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