Evening Edition: Election results suggest ground is shifting beneath GOP
Democratic wins are stinging repudiation of Trump one year after his election; Her opponent used male pronouns to describe her. He refused to debate her. Last night, Danica Roem...
Republicans — unsure about what they can do to appeal to voters — are wondering how much of a down-ballot effect President Trump's unpopular administration will have on them next year.
Led by Ralph Northam's victory in Virginia, Tuesday was the best day for Democrats politically since former president Barack Obama won reelection in 2012.
The race against longtime incumbent Del. Robert G. Marshall, who once called himself the state's "chief homophobe," turned ugly when he and his supporters produced ads disparaging Roem's transgender identity. But in the end, that tactic failed.
Hatch and other Republican leaders seeking to overhaul the tax code face head winds from a new $74 billion hole in their plan and political fallout from state and local election losses on Nov. 7.
If there is one thing that Kim Jong Un has shown that he cannot tolerate, it's personal criticism. President Trump directly addressed his 33-year-old nemesis — calling him a "dictator" running a "twisted regime" — using words that may cut deeper than his previous remarks on Kim.
Starting Thursday, most individual visits to Cuba will no longer be allowed, and U.S. citizens will again have to travel as part of a licensed group, accompanied by a group representative. Americans will also be barred from staying at a long list of hotels, and patronizing restaurants, stores and other enterprises.
Federal officials and the company have shied away from open confrontation since a 2016 standoff over the locked and encrypted iPhone of the San Bernardino gunman led to a major court battle.
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Just two positions requiring Senate confirmation have been filled, 350 workers have been shed since December, and other employees are being offered buyouts. Current and former officials are concerned that the reductions will compromise the department's ability to perform key functions.
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Although she won't admit it, the former interim chair of the Democratic National Committee seems to feel a twinge of regret for making such a strong accusation.
The athletes have reportedly been accused of stealing sunglasses from a Louis Vuitton store and could face as many as three to 10 years in prison if convicted.
By Marissa Payne, Des Bieler, Matt Bonesteel and Cindy Boren • Read more »
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