Author: Isaac Stanley-Becker

Washington Post – Politics:

Alexander Smirnov revealed his FBI role as he chased financial deals that caused him legal trouble, at one point listing what appeared to be a traffic median as his home address.

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The Abraham Accords, clinched in 2020 but now undermined by the war in Gaza, show how Trump might manage the Middle East crisis if voters return him to power.

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The failed effort to block the “sexually oriented business” made Johnson out as a martyr and marked his decisive move into the culture wars.

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The Louisiana Republican, virtually unknown to the public, has denounced gay relationships and sought to narrow the separation between church and state.

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Kenneth Chesebro, a Harvard-trained lawyer, is the least well known of the main players in Trump’s federal and Georgia indictments.

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After trying to use the Justice Department to delegitimize the 2020 vote, Clark has become a rising legal star for Republicans.

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The provision was originally approved in 1870 and was intended to protect the newly codified rights of Black citizens following the Civil War.

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Lax rules let a Saudi-owned company pump water from Arizona state land to grow alfalfa for the kingdom’s cattle.

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A sprawling criminal probe has renewed scrutiny of the powerful Democrat, with attention on the woman he married in 2020.