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Republicans Have Been Waiting for a Gaetz Scandal to Break

By Matt Fuller, Sam Brodey

The Florida congressman’s less-than-sterling reputation among his colleagues has many Republicans questioning the wisdom of jumping to his defense.

‘It’s Not Personal!’: ‘Top Chef’ Judge Tells All

By Matt Wilstein

In a new interview ahead of “Top Chef’s” 18th season premiere, judge Gail Simmons answers all of our burning questions about the best reality show on TV.

Here’s Where to Stream All of This Year’s Oscar Nominees

By Laura Bradley

With the Oscars set for April 25, there’s no time like the present to get caught up on all of this year’s picks from the comfort of your couch.

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Dershowitz Has Close Ties to Firm Behind New Epstein Lawsuit

By Kate Briquelet, William Bredderman

Kendall Coffey, the firm’s founder, repped Dershowitz in the lawyer’s fight against Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre, and also worked for Corey Lewandowski and Roger Stone.

Billionaire Heiress Tinkers With LA Times. Staffers Love It.

By Maxwell Tani

She may not be on the masthead, but Soon-Shiong has become a regular voice in LAT newsroom. That might normally cause tension, but many staffers say it’s a welcome change.

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Blinken Demolishes Pompeo’s Twisted Human Rights Approach

By David Rothkopf

American foreign policy is once again guided by our national interests and shared values, rather than the ambitions of a pol catering to domestic right-wing evangelical extremists.

Infrastructure Week Is Finally Here. Let’s Have This Fight.

By Michael Tomasky

With this package, corporations are being pressed to put up or shut up. An economy that serves all Americans costs money—and it needs to come from them that’s got it.

In Today’s GOP, Congress Is Just Where You Prep for a TV Gig

By Max Burns

It might be funny if the right’s all-outrage, no-ideas approach wasn’t elevating obstructionist cranks into positions of power they use mostly to hawk their branded merch.

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1. Ex-AG Barr Avoided Being Seen Near Matt Gaetz: Report

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The then-attorney general is said to have been pulled from an event after the DOJ learned the Florida Republican would be in attendance.

2. Cuomo Wrote ‘I Am Not a Superhero’ in Early Book Draft: NYT

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An early unpublished draft of the book was reportedly composed in part by the governor dictating to his aides via cellphone.

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4. Biden: MLB Should Pull Georgia All-Star Game Over Voting Law

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The president said he would “strongly support” any moves to take the upcoming All-Star Game away from Georgia.

5. Noem Is ‘Shocked’ by Infrastructure Funding Going to ‘Pipes’

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“I was shocked by how much doesn’t go into infrastructure,” Noem said on Wednesday. “It goes into research and development. It goes into housing and pipes.”

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