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Ocasio-Cortez Never Steered Money to a Key Arm of Her Party. Until Now.
Her contribution to the campaign arm of House Democrats is a symbolic moment in the New York lawmaker’s own evolution inside the Democratic Party.
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Campaign Puts Trump and the Spy Agencies on a Collision Course
As president, Donald Trump never trusted the intelligence community. His antipathy has only grown since he left office, with potentially serious implications should he return to power.
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House Passes 2-Year Surveillance Law Extension Without Warrant Requirement
Speaker Mike Johnson scaled back the measure to two years from five after Donald J. Trump had urged Republicans to “kill” it. An effort to require warrants to search for Americans’ messages failed on a tie.
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Biden Wipes Out Another $7.4 Billion in Student Loan Debt
President Biden is hoping to shore up support with young voters who are disproportionately affected by soaring education costs. So far, he has canceled $153 billion in debt.
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What Is the Powerful Surveillance Law That Divided Lawmakers?
Under Section 702, the government is empowered to collect, without a warrant, the messages of Americans communicating with targeted foreigners abroad.
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Tips on How to Plan an Accessible Road Trip
If you have a disability, you’ll want to review route planning, lodging options, food requirements and finding the right rental vehicle.
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What to watch with your kids: ‘Civil War,’ ‘Dora’ and more
Common Sense Media reviews of “Civil War,” “Música,” “Fallout” and “Dora.”
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Pascual raises the bar for Mexican cooking in D.C.
At Pascual on Capitol Hill, chefs Matt Conroy and Isabel Coss deploy smoke, spice and skill to create a singular menu.
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Miss Manners: My elderly mom doesn’t know about my secret child
He has a six-year-old child he has nothing to do with. Should he tell his elderly mom?
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Ask Amy: My daughter excluded my disabled partner from a family gathering
His daughter didn’t invite his disabled life partner to a gathering because she made some of her in-laws “uncomfortable.”