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254Analysis: Why Republicans should really listen to this GOP governor's 2022 warning
Hutchinson, prior to his current role as governor of Arkansas, spent a handful of years compiling a conservative record in Congress before...
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151Opinion: Powell was a soaring star until he got trapped
Representing a kind of voice which has faded from his party, Powell described himself as “a Republican of a more moderate mold,”...
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323Analysis: The Colin Powell Republican no longer exists in the GOP
“I believe I can help the party of Lincoln move once again close to the spirit of Lincoln,” Powell said, a line...
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199Trump to appear in video deposition in case about 2015 alleged assault at Trump Tower
His video deposition follows an order from New York state Supreme Court Judge Doris Gonzalez. The case centers around a lawsuit filed...
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312As the first Black US secretary of state, he helped shape American foreign policy in several Republican administrations
“General Colin L. Powell, former U.S. Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, passed away this morning due...
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135Powell had multiple myeloma, a cancer that suppresses the body's immune response and can increase risk from Covid
Colin Powell, the first Black US secretary of state whose leadership in several Republican administrations helped shape American foreign policy in the...
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22616 US missionaries, Canadian citizen among people kidnapped by gang members in Haiti
As many as 16 Christian missionaries from the US and one Canadian citizen were kidnapped on Saturday by a gang in Port-au-Prince....
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275Explaining the Impact of Redistricting in Texas, Visually
Once a decade, the Texas legislature — or, more precisely, whatever party happens to be in power — has the chance to redraw...
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283As Some Black Staff Members Leave Congress, Those Who Remain Call for Change
When Chanda Jefferson, a science teacher from Columbia, S.C., got the opportunity to work on Capitol Hill, she was thrilled to use...
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227Biden’s Plans Raise Questions About What U.S. Can or Cannot Afford to Do
WASHINGTON — As lawmakers debate how much to spend on President Biden’s sprawling domestic agenda, they are really arguing about a seemingly...
