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Angie Nixon Won’t Stop Fighting

 Angie Nixon is showing national Democrats how to compete in a state they gave up on. podcast By Zak Cheney-Rice
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James Dolan Is Doing All He Can to Kill the Knicks’ Vibe

 By Will Leitch Thankfully, the luster of June’s title win is impossible to scrub away.
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Was Zacharia Just a ‘Pawn’ in Susie Wiles–Natalie Harp Feud?

 By Margaret Hartmann Disagreement between the White House chief of staff and Trump’s “human printer” is a recurring theme in all the gossip about her disastrous tenure.
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Trump Helps Out by Dropping Antisemitic Slur at Kansas Rally
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The president’s comments defending Senator Roger Marshall were like an onion of things he shouldn’t be saying.
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Can Ossoff Help Elect a Black Woman Governor of Georgia?
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The freshman senator is breezing to victory and can likely loan some support and some money to hard-pressed ticket mate Keisha Lance Bottoms.
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you can feel everything
Go Ahead, Pity Elizabeth Holmes
By Ryu Spaeth
You shouldn’t feel bad for feeling bad for her.

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By Will Leitch
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Polls Show a Blue Wave, But Beware All the Close Races
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The department has done institutional damage to itself by targeting a congresswoman just weeks before the midterms.
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