Washington Post – Politics:
From Pennsylvania to Ohio, Trump has staked his reputation on endorsing controversial candidates — and that could determine which party controls the Senate next year.
Author: Amber Phillips
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Just how extreme are these new red-state abortion laws?
Washington Post – Politics:
This week, in particular, red states are racing each other to pass some of the most conservative abortion laws in the nation.
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What Biden is doing on guns
Washington Post – Politics:
He announced sweeping new regulations on “ghost guns,” as well as a pick to lead the embattled federal agency that oversees gun regulations.
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Why hand-counting ballots is such a bad idea
Washington Post – Politics:
The right’s push to do away with machines in elections would only open them up to chaos and fraud, experts say.
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Sarah Palin isn’t the only reason Alaska is so politically interesting this year
Washington Post – Politics:
Trump is trying to boost Palin and take out Lisa Murkowski — plus there’s ranked-choice voting in the mix.
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Florida’s law limiting LGBTQ discussion in schools, explained
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What the new law says — and what it does.
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What are the U.S. strategic oil reserves, and can they lower gas prices?
Washington Post – Politics:
Biden proposes adding 1 million barrels of oil a day to the economy, and the U.S. uses about 20 million barrels of oil a day.
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What is Title 42 and how could lifting it impact the U.S. border?
Washington Post – Politics:
Under this controversial border policy, the United States turned away migrants before they could ask for asylum.
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What is Title 42 and how could lifting it impact the U.S. border?
Washington Post – Politics:
Under this controversial border policy, the United States turned away migrants before they could ask for asylum.