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New York Times - Politics
In Rebuke to Trump, Supreme Court Allows Release of Jan. 6 Files
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House Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas White Nationalist Figures2 hours ago
Newly Declassified Video Shows U.S. Killing of 10 Civilians in Drone Strike8 hours ago
Biden Predicts Putin Will Order Ukraine Invasion, but 'Will Regret Having Done It'37 minutes ago
Times -- Video -- Senate Republicans Block Voting Rights Legislation -- Democrats failed to secure enough votes to pass the voting rights legislation that they say would counter widespread voter suppression efforts. -- Reuters37 minutes ago
After a day of debate, the voting rights bill is blocked in the Senate. -- Without the votes to change Senate rules, Democrats had no avenue for overcoming a Republican filibuster against legislation intended to offset new state voting restrictions. -- Carl Hulse1 hour ago
The On Politics Newsletter - How Jan. 6 Gave the 14th Amendment New Life - Legal scholars say a long-forgotten provision of the Constitution could bar from office anyone who encouraged the Capitol riot. By - Blake Hounshell - and - Leah Askarinam3 hours ago
Biden Will Provide 400 Million N95 Masks for Free Starting Next Week -- The masks will be distributed at pharmacies and community health centers, but some public health experts said the effort was coming too late. -- Sheryl Gay Stolberg2 hours ago
Times -- Video -- Biden Says Putin Will Pay a 'Dear Price' if Russia Invades Ukraine -- President Biden said he expected President Vladimir Putin of Russia to invade Ukraine after more than 100,000 Russian troops amassed at the border over the past several months. -- The Associated Press4 hours ago
Times -- Video -- Senator Scott Criticizes Comparing Voting Restrictions to Jim Crow -- Senators Tim Scott and Cory Booker clashed over calling Republican-backed voting legislation "Jim Crow 2.0." -- The Associated Press4 hours ago
Biden says he will pursue a scaled-back agenda as he defends his first year in office. -- President Biden reserved his most aggressive language for Republicans in Congress, accusing them of conspiring to block everything that his administration has tried to do. -- Michael D. Shear2 hours ago
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