Politics & Policy
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Letlow officially launches primary challenge to Cassidy
Cassidy was one of a handful of Republicans who voted to impeach Trump over Jan. 6 in 2021.
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Trump says 'agitators' at Minnesota church 'are professionals,' calls for probe into Walz, Omar
"They are troublemakers who should be thrown in jail, or thrown out of the Country," President Trump said
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Harris campaign asked VP contender Josh Shapiro if he was ever an Israeli agent
The Pennsylvania governor writes in his forthcoming memoir that he found the question offensive.
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Trump says he's taking drug hydroxychloroquine to prevent coronavirus infection
The president said the drug was prescribed by the White House physicians
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Trump on Pompeo: 'I'd rather have him on the phone with some world leader than have him wash dishes'
Trump swatted down concerns about the secretary of state reportedly asked government staff to perform personal errands like walk his dog and handle dry cleaning.
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Dow jumps more than 900 points on Monday
News about a possible coronavirus vaccine gave the markets a jolt
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The Swedish alternative: Coping with a virus while preserving livelihoods and liberties
By not locking down, the Nordic outlier has in effect 'front-loaded' its deaths and decreased those deaths later on.
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Moderna vaccine initial trial shows promising results
The vaccine will now advance to a second trial involving hundreds of volunteers
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Support for Biden for president drops six points in new poll
Biden’s lead among women has fallen from 20 points in April to nine points today.
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Fed's Powell thinks recovery might take until 2021 but says, 'This economy will recover'
Powell suggests bad economic numbers won't last as long as those during Great Depression
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Watch: Gov. Cuomo gives update on New York's coronavirus response
Gov. Cuomo gives update on New York's coronavirus response
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Watch: NYC Mayor de Blasio holds a briefing on COVID-19
NYC Mayor de Blasio holds a briefing on COVID-19
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Los Angeles police move to rapid test for coronavirus those arrested, amid high infection in jails
The rapid tests could slow infection in jails, but the accuracy of such testing remains questionable.