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Sen. Schumer elected minority leader; Sanders and others get leadership posts

WASHINGTON — Sen. Charles E. Schumer of New York was elected by Democrats as minority leader of the Senate on Wednesday, and he quickly added new leadership posts for members representing the party’s left and right flanks following this month’s stinging election losses. Schumer will take over for the retiring Sen. Harry Reid of Nevada, […]

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Sen. Feinstein preps for Supreme Court fight as top Democrat on Judiciary Committee

WASHINGTON — Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., will become the ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, which weighs attorney general nominees, as well as nominations to the Supreme Court and other courts, in January. As the most powerful Democrat on the committee, Feinstein will play a major role in how President-elect Donald Trump’s Supreme Court

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Donald Trump eyeing Ted Cruz for attorney general: Report

President-elect Donald Trump is considering former rival Sen. Ted Cruz for U.S. attorney general, according to reports. Mr. Trump met Tuesday with Mr. Cruz, a Harvard Law School graduate who previously served as associate deputy attorney general at the Justice Department. The possibility of putting Mr. Cruz in charge of the Justice Department came up

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Megyn Kelly thinks Roger Ailes would still be running Fox News if he had not been sued for sexual harassment

Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly believes Roger Ailes would still be her boss today if former colleague Gretchen Carlson had not sued him for sexual harassment. Appearing Tuesday on ABC’s “Good Morning America,” the first stop on the tour for her new book “Settle for More,” Kelly noted that Fox News contracts include arbitration clauses

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President Juan Manuel Santos Heads To US For Cancer Screening

President Juan Manuel Santos has made headline recently for his work at reaching a peace deal between government officials and the FARC rebel group in Colombia. While he has been devoted to making Colombia a better country, it is being reported that his health may be suffering. According to FOX News Latino, President Santos underwent

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Fliers stating ‘Why white women shouldn’t date black men’ reportedly found on SMU campus in Dallas

DALLAS — Fliers titled “Why white women shouldn’t date black men” were reportedly found at several places on the Southern Methodist University campus in Dallas recently. The Daily Campus student paper reports that the racist fliers were found at the Armstrong Residential Commons dorms and KXAS-TV (NBC5) reports that they were found at the Dedman

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This church offers ‘sanctuary’ to those who feel threatened under a Trump administration

This past Sunday, 1,600 people showed up for mass at All Souls Church Unitarian in Washington DC. That’s double the usual number of churchgoers, according to Reverend Robert Hardies, who led the service. Hardies says that for many members of his congregation, the post-election period has been tough. “What I’m hearing from folks is that

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