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May 16 2018
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Senate panel backs intel report on Russian meddling, after interviewing Obama officials
Senate Intelligence Committee leaders on Wednesday backed the 2017 intelligence community report that formally accused Russia of trying to interfere in the U.S. presidential election to boost then-candidate Donald Trump.
Fox News Digital
Apr 25 2013
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Senators aiming for 70 votes on immigration bill
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USA TODAY
Feb 21 2024
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Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax resigns amid threat of firing from City Council
Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax is resigning as the city’s top administrative official amid pressure of being fired by the City Council, elected officials say Wednesday. Broadnax will leave the city June 3 and it’s not immediately clear when an interim city manager will be named, according to a joint news release from the City Council. The move comes two years after a public effort led by
The Dallas Morning News
Mar 04 2021
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House Democrats pass sweeping elections bill as GOP legislatures push to restrict voting
The House late Wednesday night passed expansive legislation to create uniform national voting standards, overhaul campaign finance laws and outlaw partisan redistricting, advancing a centerpiece of the Democratic voting rights agenda amid fierce Republican attacks that threaten to stop it cold in the Senate.
The bill, titled the “For the People Act,” was given the symbolic designation
Washington Post
Sep 18 2023
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Republican Megadonor Who Previously Backed DeSantis Now On The Fence About Who To Support
A GOP megadonor who previously backed the gubernatorial campaign of Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida has said that he will not fund DeSantis’ presidential campaign, according to a report by CNBC.
Ken Griffin, the founder and CEO of Citadel LLC with a personal net worth of $35.4 billion, has a long history of donating to Republican candidates, having donated over $71 million to
The Daily Caller
Aug 20 2012
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Scott Brown Says Akin Should Quit Senate Race
Sen. Scott Brown (R., Mass.), who is locked in a tough re-election fight in a Democratic-leaning state, said Monday that Rep. Todd Akin (R., Mo.) should resign as the GOP Senate candidate in Missouri, in the latest sign that Mr. Akins remarks on rape are reverberating through the political landscape.
“As a husband and father of two young women, I found Todd Akins comments about women
Wall Street Journal (News)
Feb 23 2024
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‘Backdoor Nikki’: Ramaswamy explains why Haley isn’t going anywhere
Former presidential candidate-turned-Trump stumper Vivek Ramaswamy blasted Republican opponent Nikki Haley, predicting she will “get *zero*” delegates in Saturday’s South Carolina primary — the state for which she served as governor from 2011 to 2017 — but will stay in the race to “detract votes” from the GOP frontrunner in November’s general election. “Nikki didn’t even *try* to collect any
Bizpac Review
Feb 11 2024
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Beyoncé announces her new album is on the way: Hear two songs now
Beyoncé, seen at the Grammy Awards in 2023, has a new album on the way. The pop superstar announced Sunday night that the second act of her promised “Renaissance” trilogy is due March 29. She revealed the news in a video posted on Instagram that was timed to a Verizon commercial featuring the singer that aired during Super Bowl LVIII. The follow-up to 2022’s club-inspired “Renaissance,” the
Los Angeles Times
Sep 02 2015
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Biden Trip to Florida Raises Speculation About Presidential Run
As his political future remains the subject of intense speculation, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. will end a summer of grief and contemplation on Wednesday by traveling to South Florida, one of the richest grounds for raising campaign cash.
His office and his advisers have been silent about whether the trip is intended to pave the way for a presidential run. There are
New York Times (News)