Loeffler’s Letter Helped Set Stage for Husband’s $10B Deal

By Sam Brodey

The senator never publicized the letter she signed opposing a moratorium on credit reporting. But months after she did, her husband made a notable acquisition.

By Marc Ambinder

But they do have procedures for handling trespassers.

By Jonathan Alter

Of the 126 Republican House members who signed that brief, 17 essentially agreed to invalidate their own votes. So invalidate them.

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By Eleanor Eagan, Mariama Eversley

The likely presence of at least three people with links to a plugged-in defense consulting firm raises questions. And you can be sure Republicans will ask them.

By Teresa Tomlinson

You may think it’s all about Atlanta and its suburbs. But the state’s smaller cities are really where Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock will win or lose this thing.

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The president has met with the conspiracy theorist lawyer recently. But he is not yet buckling to one of her wishes.

After announcing a flurry of pardons, the president also demanded stimulus checks be raised to $2,000.

Layoffs! Dissent! A Michael Flynn snub! Things are not well in the house that brain pills built.

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 ‘WHADDYA SAY, MITCH?’

In a surprise video address Tuesday night, Trump dismissed the proposed checks of $600 in the COVID-19 relief bill as “ridiculously low.”

 HARD TO SWALLOW

The new rule will reportedly allow restaurant owners to pay backroom staff using tips given to front-of-house staff.

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