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Opinion: The argument for televising executions
Arkansas's controversial plan to execute eight men in 10 days later this month has hit an unexpected stumbling block. State law requires that at least six people, "respectable citizens," witness executions to ensure that its laws and procedures are followed. But, to date, the state cannot find enough people who are willing to witness them.
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Pepsi pulls controversial Kendall Jenner ad
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Rubio: It's no coincidence that Syria gas attack happened after 'concerning' Tillerson comments
Opinion: Why McConnell won't hesitate to go nuclear
Behind the drama that will play out in the Senate over the next several days is the reality that Majority Leader Mitch McConnell took a big risk when he decided to block President Obama from filling the late Antonin Scalia's Supreme Court seat with a liberal justice. And it's likely to pay off for him in the form of the confirmation of Neil Gorsuch.
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Cillizza: Trump says Rice broke the law. His evidence? Nothing.
President Donald Trump made a big accusation on Wednesday in an interview with the New York Times: Former Obama Administration national security adviser Susan Rice likely broke the law in requesting the names of Trump campaign officials caught up in the broader surveillance of Russian officials seeking to meddle in the 2016 election.
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