Politics
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Emails Show Trump Jr. Sought Information From Russian Government During Campaign
Emma Von Zeipel | July 11, 2017A bad news cycle for Trump Jr.
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Jane Sanders Bank Fraud Investigation: What You Need to Know
Alec Siegel | July 11, 2017Bernie Sanders' wife is under investigation for a 2010 Burlington College land deal.
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Protesters Clash with KKK in Charlottesville Over Robert E. Lee Monument
Josh Schmidt | July 10, 2017Last time the KKK had flaming torches. This time they had hand guns.
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John Podesta Replies to Trump’s Tweets: “Get a Grip Man”
Emma Von Zeipel | July 9, 2017He seemed as confused as the rest of us.
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Trump and Putin Meet in Germany, Strike Partial Cease-Fire in Syria
Alec Siegel | July 8, 2017The meeting was scheduled to last 40 minutes. They talked for over two hours.
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With “Beachgate,” Chris Christie’s Approval Ratings Take a Plunge
Josh Schmidt | July 6, 2017Christie was once a rising political star...
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What You Need to Know About Puerto Rico’s Debt Crisis
James Levinson | July 5, 2017What will it take for Puerto Rico to escape the crisis?
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Trump’s Quest to Prove His Claim About Voter Fraud: What You Need to Know
Alec Siegel | July 3, 2017A majority of states will not comply with Trump's effort.
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NRA Video Sparks Reactions from Both Supporters and Opponents
Josh Schmidt | July 1, 2017The inflammatory ad angered many.
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Time Magazine Asks Trump Organization to Remove “Fake News” Cover
Josh Schmidt | June 28, 2017Apparently Trump craves media attention so much that he makes some of his own.
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Is Trump About to Start a Trade War with China?
Alec Siegel | June 28, 2017The president is reportedly considering slapping tariffs on Chinese steel.
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Has Seattle’s $15 Minimum Wage Hurt Employment?
Alec Siegel | June 27, 2017The answer is pretty unclear.
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House Committee Wants to Include a Space Corps in New Defense Bill
Gabe Fernandez | June 23, 2017The bill is still lightyears away from becoming law.
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Protesters Physically Removed from Outside Mitch McConnell’s Office
Josh Schmidt | June 23, 2017Things turned ugly on Thursday.
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One Question That Will Help You Understand the Republican Health Care Bill
Kevin Rizzo | June 22, 2017While the bill is particularly complicated, asking one question might clarify things.
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The Trump Doctrine: Let the Pentagon Handle It
Alec Siegel | June 21, 2017Trump's military philosophy is drastically different than Obama's.
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The World Finally Gets to Hear Jared Kushner’s Voice
Josh Schmidt | June 21, 2017What did you expect his voice to sound like?
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Six Members of the HIV/AIDS Council Resign in Frustration
Josh Schmidt | June 20, 2017And after 150 days Trump hasn't appointed a leader for the White House Office of National AIDS Policy.
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Supreme Court Will Hear Wisconsin Partisan Gerrymandering Case
Alec Siegel | June 19, 2017The court's ruling could have far-reaching consequences.
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The Congressional Baseball Game: Seven Innings of Unity
Alec Siegel | June 16, 2017The country came together for Steve Scalise.
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Senate Votes to Make it Harder for Trump to Lift Russia Sanctions
Alec Siegel | June 16, 2017The bill passed by a vote of 98-2.
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Mueller’s Apparent Obstruction of Justice Investigation: What You Need to Know
Alec Siegel | June 15, 2017According to recent reports, Mueller is widening the scope of the investigation.
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Dennis Rodman Heads to Favorite Vacation Spot, Again: North Korea
Josh Schmidt | June 15, 2017Can basketball bridge the political divide between the US and North Korea?
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Kansas Governor Sam Brownback’s Tax Pledge May Be Cracking
James Levinson | June 15, 2017The Kansas Republicans had themselves a bit of a tax revolt.
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Bill Aimed at Pornographers Could Subject Teens to Jail Time for Sexting
Celia Heudebourg | June 13, 2017This bill could have unintended consequences.
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Senate Republicans’ Health Care Effort is Cloaked in Secrecy
Alec Siegel | June 13, 2017Democrats are furious over the lack of transparency.
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Because We All Missed it: Highlights from Infrastructure Week
James Levinson | June 12, 2017What you need to know about President Trump's infrastructure week.
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Maryland and D.C. Sue Trump, Alleging He Violated Constitution’s Anti-Corruption Clauses
Josh Schmidt | June 12, 2017The legal challenge is the first of its kind.
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When Trump Blocks Twitter Followers, Does he Violate the Constitution?
Celia Heudebourg | June 9, 2017Have you been blocked on Twitter?
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U.S. Sugar Deal with Mexico Previews NAFTA Discussions
Josh Schmidt | June 9, 2017The sugar deal left some feeling bitter.