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By: James Joyner
Deadlnes make deals. WaPo (“ Israel and Hamas agree to Gaza ceasefire, raising hopes of a reprieve “):
The Majority Leader has a bigger role than previously reported.
We can't fire the popular Chinese spyware, it quits. NYT (“ TikTok to ‘Go Dark' on Sunday for Its 170 Million American Users “):
And so it begins. NYT (“ Trump Begins Selling New Crypto Token, Raising Ethical Concerns “): “Much less hesitant” than what?
Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and both Roosevelts pushed the envelope, too! J ack Goldmith , a former senior official in the George W.
Normal transition . . . and potential red flags.
Proud Boys and Oath Keepers insurrectionists are now free, with no criminal record.
Multiple executive orders aim at rooting out the Deep State. As promised, President Trump signed several Executive Orders on his first day
A difference in degree is a difference in kind. We've written a lot about Presidential pardons the last 24 hours.
Only a handful of Republican Senators have objected. Mildly. While most of us expected President Trump to pardon those convicted of nonviolent
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