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on: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reopened the door to running for Senate: Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), elected in 1974, cast his 16,000th vote: Leahy reminisced with reporters: Congressional Republicans expressed support for Trump's move against the Turks: Page 16550 EFTA00046061 QUOTE OF THE

imary elections to St. Patrick's Day, to allow the Republican Party to award its delegates on a winner-takes-all basis. Democrats, particularly in Cleveland, worry that celebrations could dampen voter turnout. Republicans say the state can handle it. (Dayton Daily News) 10. South Korea's central bank u

ion: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reopened the door to running for Senate: Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.). elected in 1974, cast his 16,000th vote: Leahy reminisced with reporters: Congressional Republicans expressed support for Trump's move against the Turks: QUOTE OF THE DAY: "I've discovered tha

rimary elections to St. Patrick's Day, to allow the Republican Party to award its delegates on a winner-takes-all basis. Democrats, particularly in Cleveland, worry that celebrations could dampen voter turnout. Republicans say the state can handle it. (Dayton Daily News) 10. South Korea's central bank u

s resignation in 2017 told me that they'd be wrong to do so. Such admissions are unusual in an institution whose members rarely concede mistakes. Leahy, the veteran Democrat from Vermont, said that his decision to seek Franken's resignation without first getting all the facts was `one of the bigge

ught by about 2,000 cities, counties, tribes and other plaintiffs. U.S. District Judge Dan Polster, who is presiding over the consolidated case in Cleveland, selected the counties to represent the legal arguments that other plaintiffs have made. The two counties alone are asking for billions of dollars

's resignation in 2017 told me that they'd be wrong to do so. Such admissions are unusual in an institution whose members rarely concede mistakes. Leahy, the veteran Democrat from Vermont, said that his decision to seek Franken's resignation without first getting all the facts was `one of the bigges

ught by about 2,000 cities, counties, tribes and other plaintiffs. U.S. District Judge Dan Polster, who is presiding over the consolidated case in Cleveland, selected the counties to represent the legal arguments that other plaintiffs have made. The two counties alone are asking for billions of dollars