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A high-profile huddle between the group of bipartisan Senate negotiators and White House officials ended on Tuesday with no breakthrough, raising big questions
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A high-profile huddle between the group of bipartisan Senate negotiators and White House officials ended on Tuesday with no breakthrough, raising big questions
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Kevin Faulconer speaks during a news conference on Feb. 17, 2021, in San Francisco. | Justin Sullivan/Getty Images OAKLAND β Millions of dollars are pouring int
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βIt's a tricky pathway regardless which way they choose,β David Axelrod, a previous adviser to President Barack Obama, said of the decision before the White Hou
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After a season of endless zoom forums, erratic polls and a truncated campaign season, the race remains a tossup less than a week out. With ranked-choice voting
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Democrats are grappling with whether to pair a bipartisan infrastructure proposal with a more progressive spending plan passed along party lines β and with how
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The West Virginia senator organized his Monday meeting after a similar conversation with leaders of national civil rights organizations one week earlier. With n
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No one would have expected the president to answer the question any differently. Anthony Fauci is his chief adviser on the Covid-19 pandemic, a celebrated infec
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GENEVA β U.S. President Joe Biden looked relaxed, smiling, legs crossed, hands in his lap. Vladimir Putin looked just a bit more serious, feet planted, legs apa
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Discussing her hopes for Biden and Putinβs topics of discussion, Clinton said she would like to see a resumption of negotiations about nuclear arms that would e
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βWhat is normally a fairly obscure administrative job is now one where lunatics are threatening to murder your children,β said Al Schmidt, one of the three memb
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