Biden Tapes Expose the Men Who Guarded the Myth

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Newly released recordings from Joe Biden’s conversations with Mark Zwonitzer, the ghostwriter of his 2017 memoir, “Promise Me, Dad,” have been released by the Oversight Project after a long public-records battle. They contain the sort of pauses and lapses that Washington spent years teaching Americans not to notice. “I’ll think of his name,” Biden said during an April 2017 conversation

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Trump Forces a Choice Between Tradition and Power

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In a pair of Sunday posts, President Trump told Senate Majority Leader John Thune to keep the Senate in Washington until Republicans pass the SAVE America Act. Better yet, he said, they should end the filibuster and use their majority while they still have one. “John Thune should not allow the United States Senate to ‘leave town’ until it passes

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Alaska Asks 3,000 Voters: Wait, Who Are You Again?

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Something strange happened in Juneau this summer. More than 3,000 Alaskans got a letter from the state asking a simple, almost old-fashioned question: are you a citizen? Normally that letter goes out to about 200 people a year — a quiet bit of housekeeping as Alaska checks its voter rolls against DMV records. This year the number jumped fifteen-fold. Carol

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Trump Ties Saudi Nuclear Deal to Israel Normalization

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President Trump threw a wrench into his own nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia this week — and he did it on purpose. On Wednesday, the Energy Department announced with some fanfare that Washington and Riyadh had finalized an agreement to share American nuclear know-how with the Saudis for civilian use. Energy Secretary Chris Wright signed it alongside his Saudi counterpart,

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6,600 Noncitizens. 400 Ballots. DOJ Wants Answers.

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New Jersey says it was a computer glitch. Harmeet Dhillon says: prove it. That’s the standoff now playing out between the Justice Department and Governor Mikie Sherrill, and it isn’t going away quietly. Dhillon, the DOJ’s top civil rights official, has given Sherrill five business days to hand over detailed records on some 6,600 people who ended up on New

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What It Means When Van Jones, of All People, Draws the Line

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This weekend, Van Jones — CNN commentator, longtime Democrat, nobody’s idea of a conservative plant — told his own party’s radical wing to knock it off. He didn’t hedge it. Democrats, he said, don’t need “party poopers.” So stop, he told them, pooping in the punch bowl — and then telling everybody the turds are ice cubes. They aren’t. And

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America Will No Longer Ignore the Threat of Left-Wing Violence

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio opened the Ministerial on the Resurgence of Political Terrorism at the State Department yesterday, warning far-left extremism and violence are on the rise. Here is an excerpt of his remarks: For far too long our counterterrorism doctrine has had a blind spot — a blind spot when it comes to extremist violence from the political

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The Party’s Over: FCC Closing in on Ladies of The View

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Washington is closing in on “The View.” Federal regulators are nearing a decision that could brand the ABC daytime show what it has never officially been called: entertainment, not news. That distinction sounds small. It isn’t. It could force ABC to hand equal airtime to political candidates every time the ladies at the table take a side — which is

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