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Most of the presidential candidates have stampeded to the left on immigration, apparently in hopes of channeling voter indignation and winning support from Latinos.
Mueller’s testimony will be televised, tweeted and contentious. It’s not the first such hearing in the Trump era.
Trump’s desire to turn the 2020 election into a referendum on white racial identity isn’t the strategic masterstroke some Democrats fear. It’s already got Republicans worried.
Vermin Supreme is running. So is Seven the Dog. Former Alaska Sen. Mike Gravel’s campaign is run by two teens on Twitter. Who are the people running for president that you’ll probably never hear about?
Hollywood’s power players are all in with Democrats’ effort to oust President Trump in 2020, but many are supporting more than one candidate.
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CNN held a live televised drawing to determine which 20 Democrats will speak on which night of the July 30 and July 31 debate.
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Trump gives his critics a lot to be angry about, but their objections boil down to this: He is the worst possible representative of this country.
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The Times joins presidential candidate Sen. Cory Booker on the floor of the convention center for Comic-Con 2019.
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Joe Biden denounces President Trump’s attacks against Ilhan Oman and other congresswomen of color a day after Trump supporters at a rally shouted, “Send her back.”
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White House hopeful Elizabeth Warren is proposing new regulations on the private equity industry, pitching constraints designed to end what she decries as “legalized looting” by investment firms that take over troubled companies.
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The California Supreme Court refused earlier this week to hear an appeal by the administration disputing lower court rulings that found the state mistakenly used a portion of the money — paid by large banks and lenders as part of a nationwide legal agreement in 2012 — to pay off housing bonds.
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Oregon has advanced the most ambitious response to housing affordability challenges in the country while California Gov. Gavin Newsom and lawmakers have struggled to pass strong renter protections and legislation that would significantly increase the state’s supply of homes.
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Some of the governor’s supporters are baffled by his decision to block two Bay Area cities from raising local taxes above state limits, exemptions he said were unneeded.
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Ophthalmologist John Tanton became the unlikely architect of the modern-day anti-immigration movement in the United States through founding and funding propositions, nonprofits, activists and publications on a local and national level over the past 40 years.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom did the right thing with a new law to help utilities pay for costs associated with wildfires sparked by their equipment.
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An aide to L.A. Councilman Jose Huizar is on leave as police investigate possible illegal recordings made inside a district office.
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President Trump says he will nominate lawyer Eugene Scalia to be his new labor secretary.
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Rep. Omar was the target of “Send her back!” chants at Trump’s rally. The congresswoman is a vocal critic of the president.
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CFPB Director Kraninger speaks well of H&R Block’s credit card, which she should be condemning instead.
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President Trump, facing sharp criticism from within his party, sought to disavow the “send her back” chant that echoed through his North Carolina rally.
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The comedian angered Hollywood and the right with a bloody Trump photo. Armed with a new doc, she’s staging a comeback
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These four charts trace the sudden improvement in health coverage for individuals in Obamacare
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The House has approved legislation to raise the federal minimum wage for the first time in a decade, to $15 an hour.
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A federal court in New York released new documents used during the investigation into Michael Cohen and hush-money payments allegedly directed by Trump.
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The House passed legislation Wednesday to repeal the so-called Cadillac tax, pleasing health insurers, unions and a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers who have long pushed to scrap the levy.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates the 9/11 bill would result in about $10.2 billion in additional compensation payments over 10 years, including more than $4 billion for claims already filed.
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Most of the presidential candidates have stampeded to the left on immigration, apparently in hopes of channeling voter indignation and winning support from Latinos.
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Mueller’s testimony will be televised, tweeted and contentious. It’s not the first such hearing in the Trump era.
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The Trump administration moved Monday to effectively end asylum for any migrant who arrives at the U.S.
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The Department of Homeland Security has dismantled or ended multiple programs intended to counter WMD attacks, a Times investigation found.
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Middle-class Americans are bearing the brunt of the rise in health insurance deductibles and medical bills. That’s helped widen political divisions.
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