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‘It’s a signal’: What a poll out of Iowa can and cannot tell us about the election

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‘It’s a signal’: What a poll out of Iowa can and cannot tell us about the election
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    Reproductive rights advocate: ‘We cannot lose the community we built through this’

    04:06

  • ‘Oligarchy vibes’: Elon Musk joins Trump’s call with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy

    07:53

  • Nicolle Wallace: ‘Putin is likely sitting in the Kremlin with a big fat smile’

    04:00

  • Jacob Soboroff: ‘Mass deportation IS family separation’

    10:22

  • Democracy defender under Duterte: ‘It was shocking to see this all over again and to see it work’

    05:42

  • Andrew Weissmann on second-term Trump DOJ: ‘You won’t have the people who will simply refuse’

    10:05

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Dead members of Congress can’t stop posting

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Hawley to vote for megabill after Medicaid, hospital changes

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Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) said on Saturday that he will back President Donald Trump’s signature legislation after Republicans made changes to the health care language, helping leadership shore up their whip count. “I’m going to vote yes on this bill,” Hawley said. Hawley, whose intentions had been unclear…
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Updated megabill includes key compromises on taxes and Medicaid

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