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Why a union president crossed partisan lines for a starring role at Trump’s RNC
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For the first time ever, a woman is leading CSIS — temporarily
For the first time in its 40-year history, a woman will lead the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) — on an interim basis.
Biden loyalists, Dem lawmakers admit it feels like ‘game over’ for president's campaign: Report
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Biden won't drop out, campaign insists in a new memo
President Joe Biden's campaign insisted Friday that he will remain at the top of the Democratic ticket, stressing in a new memo thatBiden still has the support of voters, even as a growing number of Democratic lawmakers call on him to drop out. "While voters consistently mention President Biden's age when contacted, our target voters — both reengagement and true swing voters — are still planning to vote for him, making it clear the debate has not hurt support among the voters who will decide this election," says the memo, first reported by NBC News. "Joe Biden has made it more than clear: he's in this race and he's in it to win it. Moreover, he's the presumptive nominee, there is no plan for an alternative nominee," the memo said. On Thursday nigh
CNN's Jake Tapper calls out MSNBC for skipping RNC: 'We're here live as opposed to some other networks'
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Van Jones says 'Democrats dodged a bullet' after Trump's RNC speech
CNN commentator and former Obama administration official Van Jones quipped Democrats were the ones who "dodged a bullet" after former President Trump concluded his lengthy nomination acceptance speech Thursday night.