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Category: Politics
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Legal scholars dispute Trump’s claim to power ‘nobody thought the president had’
Trump recently has cited the writing of academic John Yoo, who suggested a Supreme Court defeat for the president has in fact endowed the presidency with greater authority.
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Republicans consider South Lawn of the White House for Donald Trump’s convention speech
Basing the convention at the White House would be another blurring of official and political roles.
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Senate Democrat launches inquiry into Postal Service delays
New policies barring overtime work and repeat delivery trips have caused days-long mail backups.
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Pence’s hyped-up claims of ‘voter fraud’ in Indiana
The vice president claims that people registering Black voters in Indiana were “prosecuted for falsifying ballots.” That’s false.
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Senate Republicans advance Ukraine probe aimed at Biden despite foreign interference concerns
Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin is preparing a report he said will be released in September, undeterred by Democratic warnings that he risks laundering Russian disinformation into the United States.
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Biden’s new campaign website drives unity theme by incorporating ideas from former rivals
The presumptive Democratic nominee’s renovated website includes features from Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Mike Bloomberg and Beto O’Rourke.
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Kansas could elect its first openly transgender lawmaker this fall
She will join at least four openly transgender lawmakers serving in other states.
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Michigan ballots tangled in mail delays in advance of Tuesday primary
Voters complained they had still not received their mail ballots just days before the vote, offering a potential warning ahead of the general election.
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Kansas Republicans vote in Senate primary, and establishment GOP fears a Kobach win
Voters in fives states — Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Arizona and Washington — cast ballots on Tuesday.
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The likelier problem with mail voting delaying election results isn’t fraud. It’s confusion.
And judging by his comments, Trump seems a willing player in stirring up confusion on who won
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Trump actually doesn’t appear to understand how bad the pandemic is
In an interview with Axios, the president reveals stunning ignorance about the scale of the outbreak.
