Politics
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Trump Says He’d Easily Beat Obama in Election Neither Man Is Legally Allowed to Enter
Trump says he’d easily defeat Barack Obama in a hypothetical election. One obstacle: the 22nd Amendment says neither can be elected again.
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Washington Prepares for Congressional Investigations; Attorneys Clear Their Calendars
The White House and incoming congressional investigators are already arguing over oversight, while one Washington profession appears to have a busy winter ahead.
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AI Companies Sued Over AI Risks, Face Difficult Question of Who Should Draft the Response
A lawsuit seeking to halt advanced AI development raises an awkward new office question about whether the legal response should be written with AI.
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Trump Gives JD Vance a New Assignment. Washington Has Questions.
After a real policy pivot, Washington confronts the universal workplace problem of getting another assignment before finishing the first.
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City Council Creates Committee to Find Out Why It Has So Many Committees
City officials say a newly formed committee will investigate a growing problem that has plagued council meetings for years.
