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AOC's hide-and-seek strategy with the press

Unlike other potential 2028 White House contenders, she's avoiding most interviews.

Axios

A reader’s guide to the US election: an expert recommends the best books, journals, podcasts and commentators

Donald Trump apparently prefers to watch television over reading anything at all. As president, some reports claimed, he spent up to seven hours a day watching television news shows, but had little interest in reading the flow of top secret briefings (including tapped phone conversations of various world leaders) that…

The Conversation

President Biden's NATO Summit Performance Raises Concerns

Analysis of President Biden's performance at the recent NATO summit and concerns about his leadership abilities and political future.

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Should the City of Boston rename Logan Airport after Bill Russell?

Should the City of Boston rename Logan Airport in Bill Russell's honor?

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bill Delahunt and his part in a legendary Capitol Hill crash pad quartet - Roll Call

The late Rep. Bill Delahunt was a long-term public servant who also happened to be part of a legendary roommate combo on Capitol Hill.

Roll Call

Republican royalty to liberal heroine: Liz Cheney finds an anti-Trump niche

The ex-congresswoman is unapologetically conservative, but her decision to put democracy before party has made her an unlikely heroine

The Guardian - US

Thank You For Your Servitude review – disappointing tale of Trump’s town

Mark Leibovich had a big hit with one Washington exposé but his follow-up tells us little we did not know already

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‘Horrified’ former House Speaker Paul Ryan wept during Jan. 6 attack on Capitol, book says

Former House Speaker Paul Ryan reportedly broke down in tears as he watched the mob of right-wing extremists storm the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

Tribune News Service

Ryan "sobbed" during January 6

“I spent my whole adult life in that building,” Ryan said of the Capitol. "It really disturbed me, foundationally"

Salon

Trump phoned hospitalised friend Chris Christie to tell him not to say he got Covid from him, new book claims

‘I got off the phone and I just shook my head. Like, this guy will never change’

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