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Title	Date published
Why People In Republican-Leaning Areas Seem More Likely To Die Prematurely	2022-06-14
'Detached From Reality': William Barr Says Trump Obsessed Over Fraud Conspiracies	2022-06-13
Weekly Roundup: June 10	2022-06-10
'Trump Summoned The Mob': What To Know About The First Jan. 6 Hearing	2022-06-10
Many Trump Picks Did Well Running For Open Seats, But Struggled Against Incumbents	2022-06-08
Democratic Backsliding Rocks The Summit Of The Americas Before It Begins	2022-06-07
Federal Inquiry Cast A Shadow On Solar Power Growth. Now, Biden's Granted A Reprieve.	2022-06-06
Americans Are Spending Lots — But They Still Don't Feel Good About The Economy	2022-06-03
President Biden Makes Longshot Plea For Action On Gun Violence	2022-06-03
Gun Rights Are Likely To Be Expanded Even Further By The Supreme Court	2022-06-01
As Uvalde Families Demand Answers, DOJ Will Investigate Police Response	2022-05-31
Here's How Politicians Pick Their Voters	2022-05-30
John Legend On His Criminal Justice Activism	2022-05-28
Weekly Roundup: May 27th	2022-05-27
Police Reform Failed In Congress, So Biden Takes What He Can Get	2022-05-26
Federal Gun Restrictions Are Likely Doomed in the Senate	2022-05-25
Voters With Disabilities Worry About Their Ability To Cast Ballots In Wisconsin	2022-05-24
Biden Visits South Korea And Japan, Emphasizing Trade To Counter China	2022-05-23
Weekly Roundup: May 20th	2022-05-20
Will Threats To Abortion Access Motivate Democratic Voters? Maybe.	2022-05-19

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