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How Jim Jordan tried to connect the dots on Biden’s $8 million book deal
The House Judiciary Committee chair suggests the Robert Hur report on Joe Biden says more than it does.
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Ukraine gamble pays off: Republicans face little backlash in primaries
Despite months of fear and loathing over votes on Ukraine aid, recent Republican primaries show incumbents suffering little to no effect from their votes.
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Doug Burgum’s primary run was short-lived. Now he’s everywhere with Trump.
Amid campaign events and TV hits, Trump allies have discussed Burgum as a possible vice-presidential candidate, even as they caution that the list remains long.
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Ask Amy: Can’t a single woman eat alone without interruption?
Why can’t she dine alone at a restaurant without a man bothering her?
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Miss Manners: Miss Manners: Gag gift falls flat
Friends got married and said no gifts. The letter writer got them a gag gift anyway.
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Carolyn Hax: Is it weird to ask other people to care about you?
How do you balance asking for what you need in relationships and accepting that people are who they are?
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Mexican taquería’s new Michelin star puts street eats on par with gourmet food
Taquería El Califa de León is the first Mexican taco stand to receive a Michelin star — a recognition some foodies said is long overdue.
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‘Never Trump?’ ‘Never Biden’ voters might loom larger.
Biden’s ceiling of support is actually lower than Trump’s right now. It’s a stark reversal from 2020 — with major implications.
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What science tells us about Biden, Trump and evaluating an aging brain
The 2024 presidential race has been dominated by allegations of mental decline. Scientists and doctors offer cautionary notes.
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They used to be protesters. Now, they’re the ones making the laws.
We interviewed nine members of Congress about their experiences as activists and how it’s informed their approach as lawmakers.