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The “Purge” universe is based on a simple and nihilistic premise: In a dystopian near-future, a democratically-elected American theocracy legalizes any and all
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The uncertainty has paralyzed much of New York's Democratic political apparatus. State legislators have put their parallel impeachment investigation on a very s
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Officials at the Fed and in President Joe Biden's administration say they expect the supply-chain bottlenecks that have stoked inflation to begin to ease afterw
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Biden could “pick up the phone and tell [Sen.] Joe Manchin, ‘Hey, we should do a carve out.’” Clyburn said, referring to the centrist West Virginia Democrat who
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Biden’s growing headache is also a familiar one for the previous longtime senator and VP, who has watched three successive American presidents before him contin
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Tackling the Medicaid gap would fulfill President Joe Biden’s pledge to extend coverage to the 2.2 million low-income adults in the 12 states where Republican o
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Do National Guard members report to their governor, or the president? Both, actually. State National Guard members have two commanders: their governors and, abo
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But it isn't clear if a walkout would be successful another time. Members on both sides of the aisle have obliquely warned that all options are on the table whe
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But Saul told the Washington Post , which first reported the news, that he would not leave his post and would challenge the legality of the firing. He called hi
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Senate Appropriations Chair Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) — who first identified the funding shortfall in June — issued another warning on Friday afternoon. The Vermont
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