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For clues to U.S. politics, look to Chicago, Wisconsin on April 4
Two local races are reminders of the significance of state and local politics in seeing how voters are leaning.
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Eyeing DeSantis, Trump Readies for a Long Primary Battle
Donald Trump is basking in affection from activists at CPAC on Saturday. But his campaign is preparing for an ugly, protracted primary fight for the nomination.
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Former Trump Adviser Kellyanne Conway and George Conway Are Divorcing
The political odd couple had bewildered Washington when Ms. Conway was serving as an adviser to President Donald J. Trump and her husband was one of his fiercest critics.
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The last New Jersey reporter on Capitol Hill just got laid off
Jonathan Salant covered Washington for Newark’s Star-Ledger for 10 years. Bob Menendez and other officials he scrutinized protest the elimination of his job.
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Ask Amy: What do you say to someone having a loud phone call in public?
How do you address someone who is having “a very public, loud and personal phone conversation”?
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Carolyn Hax: Colleagues argue about coffee shop etiquette breach
He unwittingly stayed in a cafe hours past closing time, and now a colleague’s objection to that error has overstayed its welcome, too.
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Miss Manners: Uninvited house guest was deathly afraid of our dogs
A letter writer’s sister-in-law invited a friend who is deathly afraid of dogs to their house even though they have three golden retrievers.
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‘15-minute city’ planning is on the rise, experts say. Here’s what to know.
The urban planning concept emphasizing quick access to amenities has grown in popularity amid the pandemic and climate crisis. So why the conspiracy theories?
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Student loan case could be another blow to Biden’s racial equity push
From community college to pre-kindergarten, the president’s efforts to close the wealth gap have struggled.
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Nancy Pelosi, untethered: ‘If you don’t like your pillow, it’s not my fault’
The former House speaker has bowed out of leadership yet has not receded from the spotlight entirely. In her childhood hometown, she was available on demand for new members looking for insight on how to get ahead.