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Politics A.M.: 5 ways this debt ceiling standoff could end
Supreme Court considers whether information widely known can be 'state secret'; Jayapal's claim that 'the majority of the country' supports federal funding of abortion; Former Trump press secretary Stephanie Grisham accuses congressional candidate of abuse; The expectations game hounds Democrats as they try to deliver their vast agenda; The Trailer: In New Jersey, a Democratic governor runs against the 'Trump Team'; Why Kyrsten Sinema's political position is so baffling; Marine officer who criticized senior leaders on Afghanistan has been released from military brig; Abortion rights advocates, in 'legal limbo,' go out of state to try to block Texas law; The Evan McMullin impact on the 2022 Senate battle
In a Washington Post op-ed, Grisham accused her former boyfriend of violence toward her when they both worked at the Trump White House, without naming him.
Throughout 2020 and into this year, Democratic leaders dreamed big despite warning signs that they would not be able to ultimately deliver on their promises. They are now facing a long-delayed reckoning.
The battle for Trenton, a party intervention in New York, and why one of the people shouting questions at Kyrsten Sinema thinks the media is all wrong about how it looks.
Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller Jr. was put in pretrial confinement at Camp Lejeune, N.C., last week after ignoring orders to refrain from posting on social media.
The independent former Republican who gave Donald Trump a headache in Utah in 2016 will be back on the ballot against Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah). And there's a compelling argument for Democrats to line up behind him.
