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  1. 33 minutes ago

    How Harry Reid, "Cali-bashing," and a blue city in a red state are shaping Nevada's race between Jacky Rosen and Dean Heller

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  2. 1 hour ago

    So you gained an extra hour today, but research suggests we'd be better off getting rid of Daylight Saving Time altogether

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  3. 2 hours ago

    Missouri’s economy is doing well, but farmers are beginning to feel the impact of tariffs. Here’s how that might impact the Senate race:

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  4. 3 hours ago

    Only 32% of Americans supported the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Will that hurt the GOP in the midterms? discusses:

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  5. 3 hours ago

    Collusion is not a single crime—it’s a rubric of possible offenses. Learn about the ones relevant to the Mueller investigation from 4 attorneys:

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  6. 4 hours ago

    🎧 Trump has called the people in the ‘migrant caravan’ illegal immigrants, but there’s nothing illegal about seeking asylum

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  7. 5 hours ago

    52% of SNAP (or food stamp) recipients who aren’t currently working aren’t participating due to health issues or disability

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  8. 5 hours ago

    . provides insight into federal rulemaking in the context of America’s education law, the Every Student Succeeds Act

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  9. 6 hours ago

    What could the U.S. have done to save the INF Treaty? A lot, writes.

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  10. 6 hours ago

    Stuart Eizenstat was by Jimmy Carter's side during his political rise in Georgia through his four years in the White House. Tomorrow at 10 AM ET, he'll join us to discuss his new book on the inner workings of the Carter administration. RSVP:

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  11. 6 hours ago

    "Peace is hard won and it’s very fragile and it’s very easily lost." See what Ireland's former minister of state for European affairs, , and others had to say about the risks of for the UK:

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  12. 7 hours ago

    With just a few days left before Election Day, Professor Bruce Oppenheimer outlines what to know about the competitive race in Tennessee

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  13. 7 hours ago

    America saw a huge increase in officer-involved killings in the mid-to-late-1990s, despite a major downturn in violent crime

    The court cases that enable race-based policing
    Dr. Rashawn Ray explains how regulations have given police officers more discretion in the use of force in recent decades, despite a downturn in violent crime.
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  14. 8 hours ago

    The odd, uneasy relationship between Trump and Cruz has not been forgotten in Texas

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  15. 8 hours ago

    Pedestrians get killed disproportionately in D.C.’s poorest neighborhoods

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  16. 9 hours ago

    Two-term incumbent Claire McCaskill is locked in a dead heat with newcomer Josh Hawley. Can her political savvy save her seat?

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  17. 10 hours ago

    Midterm turnout is lower than presidential years for every group of voters—but will that hold true in 2018? We explore 4 scenarios:

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  18. 10 hours ago

    A recent study by found that increasing a child’s family income raises their likelihood of voting in adulthood. He discusses in a new podcast:

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  19. 12 hours ago

    Why the United Nations must act in Yemen:

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  20. 12 hours ago

    America has paid a high price for its freedom, and yet too many take democracy granted. Brookings President John Allen on why voting this Tuesday is so imperative:

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