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Politics A.M.: Rep. Louie Gohmert announces bid for Texas attorney general
Competitive House districts are getting wiped off the map; Judge orders two lawyers who filed suit challenging 2020 election to pay hefty fees: 'They need to take responsibility'; At a Christmas parade, 'Comfort and Joy' turns to carnage and fear: 'There were bodies all over the street'; Roger Stone and Alex Jones subpoenaed by House committee investigating Jan. 6 attack; White House largely pauses new staff hiring; RNC agrees to pay some of Trump's legal bills in N.Y. criminal investigation; N.Y. Assembly report finds 'overwhelming evidence' Cuomo engaged in sexual harassment, used state resources for memoir; Trump critics keep departing Fox News; More oil now, less oil later: Biden's tricky message on energy; Sean Parnell ends Pennsylvania Senate campaign after wife granted sole legal custody of their children; Domestic violence, sexual abuse: A number of Senate GOP candidates have to answer for ugly allegations; Rep. Welch announces Democratic bid for seat of retiring Sen. Leahy of Vermont; The most pernicious anti-vaccine talking point; Tracking the political appointees Biden is nominating to fill the top roles in his administration
Fifteen states have finalized congressional boundaries for 2022 midterms, with Republicans and Democrats gerrymandering maps to build competitive advantages, a Post analysis shows.
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The federal judge ordered the duo to pay more than $187,000, arguing that the penalties are important in deterring future lawsuits aimed at the democratic system.
The president has forcefully urged the world to cut down on fossil fuels. But as gas prices jump and Republicans seize on inflation, he is pushing to temporarily boost the oil supply.
Follow the president-elect's progress filling nearly 800 positions, among the 1,200 that require Senate confirmation, in this tracker from The Washington Post and the Partnership for Public Service.
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