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Trump lawyers ask Justice Dept. not to charge Trump in classified docs case
Lawyers Lindsey Halligan, John Rowley and James Trusty came to the Justice Department to argue against charging Donald Trump in the classified documents case.
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Harvey Pitt, who had turbulent reign as SEC chairman, dies at 78
He was among the nation’s foremost authorities on securities law, but political missteps damaged his credibility.
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Coming soon to a 2024 GOP debate: Appeasement of Russia
Republican hawks have made some progress in arresting the party’s drift away from supporting Ukraine. Enter a candidate talking about giving Russia “major” territorial concessions.
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Coming soon to a 2024 GOP debate: Appeasement of Russia
Republican hawks have made some progress in arresting the party’s drift away from supporting Ukraine. Enter a candidate talking about giving Russia “major” territorial concessions.
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Trump and DeSantis: The pot vs. kettle primary
On issue after issue, Trump and DeSantis attack one another for positions they once held themselves.
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Trump Lawyers Visit Justice Dept. as Classified Documents Inquiry Nears End
Three lawyers representing the former president spent nearly two hours there after requesting a meeting to discuss their concerns about the department’s handling of the investigation.
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Tim Scott Defends Remarks on Race on ‘The View’
The presidential candidate went on the daytime talk show to debate his views about systemic racism. But it was his comments about L.G.B.T.Q. rights that got boos from the audience.
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Cornel West, Progressive Scholar, Announces Third-Party Bid for President
Dr. West said he would run as part of the People’s Party, which was founded by a former campaign staff member for Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Chris Sununu Says He Won’t Run for President
Mr. Sununu, the governor of New Hampshire, is more moderate than many members of his party and would have tested Republican voters’ appetite for a self-described “normal” candidate.
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Biden Administration Shrugs Off Ukraine’s Attacks in Russia
For months, U.S. officials said cross-border operations risked a dangerous escalation. But those fears have ebbed.