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Watch those texts! Smartphones emerging as a new way for public figures to get into hot water
‘There’s this overconfidence — ‘it can’t happen to me. It happens to other people and it won’t bring me down,’’
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Democratic Governors may offer a path forward for a party out of power in Washington
The party lacks a singular leader, and recent polling shows Democratic voters are deeply pessimistic about their party’s future.
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Hall of Famers. A Heisman winner. An MMA fighter. Tommy Tuberville is not the only sports politician
‘They’ve called me ‘coach’ for four-and-a-half years in D.C.’
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Alabama and Mississippi will also honor Robert E. Lee on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Some other southern states at one time also had a joint holiday, but have ended that practice.
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Joe Biden got an Oval Office letter from Donald Trump and may leave one in the desk himself. It’d be a first
‘This will mark the first time that a President who has received a letter from an outgoing President may well be writing a letter to the same person who’s the incoming President.’
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Jimmy Carter and Joe Biden’s long friendship had wrinkles. It will be on display a final time with a eulogy
‘America and the world in my view lost a remarkable leader. … He was a statesman and humanitarian.’
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Clarke Reed, who helped Gerald Ford win the 1976 Republican nomination, has died at 96
Ford won the party nomination during the convention, then lost the General Election to Jimmy Carter, the Democratic former Governor of Georgia.
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Democrat Ty Pinkins is outspent as he tries to unseat Republican Sen. Roger Wicker in Mississippi
Wicker has raised about $9.5 million and spent $7.7 million, while Pinkins has raised about $919,000 and spent $901,000 through Oct. 16.
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Threats and assassination attempts come with the office Donald Trump once held and is seeking again
The number of convictions was highest in the George W. Bush and Clinton years.
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January 6 crimes did happen. Court cases, video and thousands of pages of evidence prove it
‘This cannot become normal. We as a community, we as a society, we as a country cannot condone the normalization of the January 6 Capitol riot.’