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Here's where New Jersey Senator and 2020 White House candidate Cory Booker stands on key issues.

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In interviews with the PBS NewsHour, dozens of government workers and those around them expressed frustration with the shutdown and its impact on their daily lives.

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A second top Trump associate receives legal immunity

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How are Republicans and Democrats reacting to Cohen and Manafort charges?

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Omarosa: I never signed that ‘draconian’ White House nondisclosure agreement

“A racist, a bigot and a misogynist.” Those are just some of the explosive claims made against President Trump by his long-time associate and former White House adviser Omarosa Manigault Newman in her new book, “Unhinged.” She joins Judy Woodruff…

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Key takeaways from the Tennessee primaries

Thursday's gubernatorial primary in Tennessee was the most expensive in state history. Businessman Bill Lee won the GOP nomination, and will face former Democratic Nashville Mayor Karl Dean in the fall.

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