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    WaPo: Trump struggling to hire legal experts amid several investigations

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  • Energy Secretary Granholm: Inflation Reduction Act is 'consequential' for American people

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  • Rudy Giuliani informed he's a target of Georgia election probe

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  • Ben Rhodes: ‘Gravity is beginning to exert its pull on Donald Trump’

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  • Andrew Weissmann: Garland’s message to Trump was ‘put up or shut up’

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  • Laurence Tribe: 'The death of truth' is the most serious problem we face

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  • Joyce Vance: Concerns about classified documents include ‘spills and spoilation’

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  • GOP transforms from the party of law and order

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  • Andrew Weissmann: Garland had to have thought that Trump wouldn’t comply with a subpoena

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  • Biden kicks off August with big legislative win

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  • Jury orders Alex Jones to pay $45.2 million in damages to Sandy Hook parents

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  • Biden nears major legislative win after Dems agree on tax and climate bill

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  • Alex Jones ordered to pay $4.1 million to Sandy Hook parents

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  • U.S. commits to bringing Brittney Griner home following 9 year sentence

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  • NYT: Eastman continued to push voter fraud claims after Biden’s inauguration

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  • Michael E. Langley becomes first Black four-star Marine general confirmed

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  • Indiana GOP Rep. Jackie Walorski killed in crash

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  • Republican primaries give a glimpse into where the GOP is headed

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Jelani Cobb: Reparations are needed because of the ‘inequalities that were engineered’ by the government

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Staff writer at The New Yorker and professor at Columbia Journalism School Jelani Cobb shares the significance of Evanston, Illinois becoming the first city in the country to pay reparations to its Black citizens. The city plans to distribute $10 million over 10 years to those who either lived in or are direct descendants of Black residents who suffered discrimination in housing because of city ordinances, polices, or practices.March 23, 2021

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    WaPo: Trump struggling to hire legal experts amid several investigations

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  • Cheney vows to do 'whatever it takes' to ensure Trump is never near White House again

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  • John Bolton: Trump 'didn't care' about classification system

    11:40

  • Energy Secretary Granholm: Inflation Reduction Act is 'consequential' for American people

    07:03

  • Rudy Giuliani informed he's a target of Georgia election probe

    09:58

  • Ben Rhodes: ‘Gravity is beginning to exert its pull on Donald Trump’

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