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Mexican foreign minister: 'Wall was not discussed' in bilateral meeting
Illinois finally gets a budget — but it's still in big financial trouble
Why Democrats need a message that 'hits people in the gut, not just in the head'
The fight for the soul of the Democratic Party is on. In the wake of Hillary Clinton's stunning 2016 loss -- and the resulting complete GOP control of Washington -- the party is in a political desert the likes of which they haven't seen in decades. So, where do they go from here? That conversation is of critical import to how Democrats position themselves vis-a-vis Donald Trump and Republicans in the 2018 midterm elections and who they ultimately choose to be their party's standard-bearer in 2020. In hopes of shedding some light on that running conversation, I'm embarking upon a series of Q&A's with elected officials and party strategists to get their takes on where Democrats should head -- and why.
State Department names special envoy to Ukraine
Syrian forces inching towards each other in Raqqa, US official says
US backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) pushing into Raqqa on two fronts are now less than three miles apart from each other, but it could still be weeks if not months before they are able to fully liberate ISIS's once self-declared capital, according to a US defense official directly familiar with the status of the fight.
Voter commission member: We should 'refine' search
Jerry Moran tells rural Kansan town hall he's still against Senate health care bill
Trump and Putin meet at G20
5 things to watch for during Trump's Putin meeting
No, Ryan's seat isn't within reach for Democrats (yet)
Here's why the Putin section of Trump's world leader prep binder is short
REI asks customers to challenge Zinke over public lands review
Trump joins battle for the soul of the West — to a point
Clapper: No evidence others besides Russia meddled in election
Trump still doesn't seem to believe his intelligence agencies on Russia
G20 protests: Police, protesters clash in Hamburg
Republicans consider Cruz proposal to revive Senate health care bill
Law enforcement advocates defend Sessions drug sentencing policies
A group of law enforcement advocates defended the Justice Department's new guidelines on drug prosecution in an op-ed posted Wednesday, writing that the Obama administration's policy of under-charging certain drug offenders had begun to leave a "devastating mark downstream on the safety of communities across the nation."
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