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Trump risks legal clashes in plans to not spend appropriations - Roll Call

The incoming Trump administration plan to slash federal spending would have to overcome decades of court decisions, experts say.

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‘Determined to blow an election’: Things to watch at Trump-Harris debate - Roll Call

Vice President Harris will look to appeal to independent voters Tuesday during her only planned debate against Donald Trump.

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Trump lambastes women accusers in lead-up to Harris debate - Roll Call

An angry Donald Trump on Friday slammed multiple women who have accused him of assault, days before his debate with Vice President Harris.

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What to watch as Harris revs up campaign with VP pick, swing-state blitz - Roll Call

Vice President Kamala Harris has returned the presidential race to a competitive contest, but analysts say she has work to do.

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Biden shifts from defending his record to warning about Trump - Roll Call

President Biden has shifted toward warning about a second Donald Trump term as often as his own plans for four more years.

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Lawmakers see blue-collar voters as key in Biden-Trump rematch - Roll Call

Lawmakers from both parties say working-class voters, especially in swing states, will help decide the presidential election.

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Biden Sells Economic Strength, But Voters Aren't Buying Yet

US President Joe Biden has good news to sell on the economy as he seeks reelection in November -- but voters don't seem to be buying it.

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Democrats sound alarms over No Labels third-party bid

No Labels, the political group focused on a third-party run, is trying to get on the ballot in all 50 states. Prominent Democrats, including former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, are raising concerns.

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Rural voters shaping the GOP presidential primary turn against U.S. aid to Ukraine

Populist politicians and right-wing media have convinced many voters that U.S. aid for Ukraine is a waste of money. Domestic problems should take precedent, they say.

WEKU

Criminal indictments are not enough

But even defeating Trump at the polls will be insufficient to secure the future of American democracy

Salon

US third-party group mulls 2024 ticket – but would it merely help Trump?

Anxious Democrats say centrist No Labels group – which could back Joe Manchin – would act as spoiler against Joe Biden

The Guardian - US

Analysis: 10 memorable moments from six months of divided government

WASHINGTON — The 118th Congress has delivered on forecasts it would not send President Joe Biden much legislation to sign into law. It also has delivered on predictions of fireworks aplenty.

Tribune News Service

‘Shame!’: 10 memorable moments from six months of divided government

House Republican infighting has dominated the 118th Congress, and chaos — not legislation — is expected to flow for the rest of the year.

Roll Call

Congressional Commission's Taiwan Plan Is a Mixed Bag for U.S. Interests

The bipartisan plan encourages greater involvement by the U.S. military than past policy.

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Biden touts legislative record as midterms approach

The news is filled with stories about investigations into former President Donald Trump and the fallout over the Supreme Court's ruling on abortion

Reason

Should the U.S. Military Intervene in Taiwan? A Soho Forum Debate

Brookings Institution senior fellow William Galston debates former State Department diplomat Peter Van Buren

The Independent UK

Thinking small: Biden scrounges for ways to break through

President Joe Biden's sweeping domestic agenda is on hold and images of horror in Ukraine dominate the headlines

Chicago Sun-Times

How Democrats can save themselves

William Galston and Elaine Kamarck recommended a course correction for Democrats in 1989 because they feared for the future of liberalism. Today, the stakes are far higher, as the GOP is led by someone who attempted to overthrow a free and fair election.

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