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By: Arthur Delaney
April McClain Delaney and David Trone are setting money on fire in the battle for Maryland's 6th District.
Trump seems dead-set on installing Bill Pulte as director of national intelligence.
April McClain Delaney and David Trone are setting money on fire in the battle for Maryland’s 6th District.
Trump seems dead-set on installing Bill Pulte as director of national intelligence.
By: Arthur Delaney
WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump had the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool painted blue as part of his capital city redecorating spree, but instead
Sen. Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) called the deal "completely out of step" with U.S. goals.
By: Arthur Delaney
The president is getting "bad advice" from unnamed "intermediaries," lawmakers claimed.
By: Arthur Delaney
The president is getting "bad advice" from unnamed "intermediaries," lawmakers claimed.
A shadowy super PAC with Republican ties boosted Dunlap against Washington Democrats' preferred candidate for the general election.
A shadowy super PAC with Republican ties boosted Dunlap against Washington Democrats' preferred candidate for the general election.
