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tion cited by Lofgren was "misquoted" and lacked "full and necessary context." NYTimes Examines GOP's Response To Cheney. The New York Times (4/22, Draper, 20.6M) runs a 6,600-word magazine feature titled "Liz Cheney Vs. MAGA" on how Republicans "turned on" Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) in the wake of her ca

on Publication, 8.41M) criticizes EFTA00150526 President Biden and his staff, such as White House Press Secretar

legislating in a chamber where most of President Joe Biden's agenda has stalled." The measure will "e

the government of Russia said it hoped US Ambassador John Sullivan "would use his time usefully in Washington during consultations with members of Joe Biden's administration amid a diplomatic row with Moscow." Reuters says that on Tuesday, Sullivan "said...he would travel to the United States this week for

s Over Facts Regarding Recent Police Shootings. The Wall Street Journal (4/22, Subscription Publication, 8.41M) criticizes EFTA00150526 President Biden and his staff, such as White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, who have repeatedly taken to commenting on recent police shootings before authorities

Republicans being seen as old and out of date. The latest piling on was a piece by my old Austin pal Robert Draper in the New York Times magazine. Draper breathlessly reports that there are young, technology- focused Republican operatives who feel that the Republican Party should be doing more (which

ed toward a fight between Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden. Both launched their careers in the 1970s; what

headed toward a fight between Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden. Both launched their careers in the 1970s;

ival that now is touted as dominance. So it can be with Republicans. For 2016, the Democrats seem headed toward a fight between Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden. Both launched their careers in the 1970s; what will their slogan be, "Another Century of Service"? On our side, we have Paul Ryan, Nikki Haley, M

d league officials that led to Friday's announcement said the review is expected to result in a new team name and mascot." The New York Times (7/3, Draper, 18.61M) similarly says that while Snyder "has been steadfast in his insistence to keep the name, even in the face of governmental and activist pre

ly and the reason is 10 years in prison." Trump added, "If I weren't here, all of Washington would have been knocked down. ... With somebody like a Biden, where there is no law, there is no order, everything would have been knocked down. But I am here." Trump Says CNN Manipulated "The Words And Meani

monuments to ensure that they are here." Biden Draws Contrast To Trump In Fourth Of July Message. The Washington Post (7/4, Linskey, 14.2M) reports Joe Biden on Saturday "offered a counterpoint to the dark and defiant Fourth of July message President Trump delivered at Mount Rushmore, striking notes of u

he Washington Post (7/4, Linskey, 14.2M) reports Joe Biden on Saturday "offered a counterpoint to the

" Denise Gunderson Rust, 60, of Layton, Utah, "was charged in the case along with Gaylen Dean Rust, 59, of Layton and Joshua Daniel Rust, age 37, of Draper, said a news release from the FBI Salt Lake City. Cases against the two men are pending." The Daily adds, "The silver trading program was offered a

e that our communities are safe. It is time that Joe Biden eventually condemns all of these people tha

ey, 14.2M) reports both presidential campaigns are refocusing "more heavily on the pandemic, according to officials and advisers of both campaigns." Joe Biden's campaign sees the crisis "as perhaps the clearest way yet to contrast the former vice president with President Trump," while Trump's advisers "are

ners "updated its business records on April 20 to remove Hunter Biden as a member of its board of directors," according to Chinese business records, Biden "continues to hold a 10% equity stake in BHR through his company, Skaneateles LLC, as of Friday, a position he maintains despite a pledge in Decemb

ey're hoping this moment will spark a real movement for change." Black ESPN Employees Speak Out About Racism At Network. The New York Times (7/13, Draper, 18.61M) reports that the "nationwide conversation over systemic racism and equality has prompted a series of discussions and forums at ESPN, where

a country, you probably have to vote for 'Sleepy' Joe Biden, because he doesn't know what's happening.

r-left cities where they have no understanding of what has to be done. If that's what you want for a country, you probably have to vote for 'Sleepy' Joe Biden, because he doesn't know what's happening. But you're not going to have it with me." He noted a rise in shootings in cities such as Chicago, New Yor

to make his pitch to the National Association of Police Organizations" at Monday's White House event "as to why the group should endorse him" over Biden. McEnany Criticizes Ocasio-Cortez For Comments Linking Poverty To Violent Crime. The Washington Examiner (7/13, Mastrangelo, 448K) reports McEnany