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Poll: 12 Percent of Americans Have ‘Never Heard’ of Mike Pence

He may not be the most publicly present vice-president in recent years, but that number still feels a little low.
Everything We’ve Learned From Robert Mueller’s Investigation (So Far)

Even without seeing the full report, we know plenty about wrongdoing by Trump associates and Russia’s 2016 election meddling.
Note to John Bolton: ‘Three Stooges of Socialism’ Is Not a Terrifying Allusion

Trump’s national security adviser can’t seem to decide if the administration’s Latin American enemies are scary or figures of fun.
The Fed Has Good News for Our Economy — and Trump’s Campaign

The central bank has decided to stop sacrificing economic growth to fears of phantom inflation. That could spur wage growth — and Trump’s reelection.
Pete Buttigieg Is Already Facing Anti-Gay Harassment on the Campaign Trail

His candidacy will reveal either the strengths or the limitations of the nation’s professed tolerance for LGBT people.
The Samsung Galaxy Fold, the Phone With the Folding Screen, Is Malfunctioning

Who would’ve guessed that a folding screen would break at some point?
Buttigieg Wants to Bring Back One of Bill Clinton’s Signature Proposals

Expanding national service was Clinton’s most reliable 1992 applause line, and it could help candidates like Mayor Pete strike a communitarian tone.
Lori Loughlin Apparently Hates What Everyone’s Saying About Her

A source told People the actress is “outraged” by people discussing her alleged involvement in the college admissions scandal.
Teen ‘Infatuated’ With Columbine Found Dead After Massive Manhunt

The Colorado governor tweeted that the “the potential threat is over.”
Why Julián Castro Could Be 2020’s Dark Horse Candidate

The former San Antonio mayor and head of HUD has a long way to go to become a viable candidate, but the Latino vote could give him a path to victory.
Trump Vetoes Resolution to End U.S. Support for Saudi War (Crimes) in Yemen

Trump likes to complain about U.S. involvement in pointless wars in the Middle East. But he (apparently) likes helping the Saudis starve Yemen more.
Ilhan Omar Is Facing Death Threats. It’s Good That Democrats Are Defending Her.

The Atlantic’s David Frum argues that Democrats are making a strategic mistake by rallying behind Ilhan Omar.
Denver Schools Close Due to Threat Posed by ‘Extremely Dangerous’ Woman

Nearly 20 school districts are closed on Wednesday, just days ahead of the 20th anniversary of the Columbine school shooting.
Beyoncé Releases Coachella Live Album With New Music and Blue Ivy Singing

Blue Ivy singing “Lift Every Voice and Sing”! Bey covering “Before I Let Go”! Beychella!
Trump Aides Worry Mueller Report Will Expose Them As Leakers

Some staffers are reportedly having “breakdown-level anxiety” despite cooperating with Mueller at the direction of Trump’s legal team.
Barr Decision May Keep Tens of Thousands of Asylum Seekers Locked Up

Barr ruled that many asylum seekers would not be eligible for bond, so they will be detained as they wait for their asylum status to be determined.
In a Eulogy for a Friend, Biden May Have Buried the Old Democratic Party, Too

Biden and his late South Carolina friend were both embodiments of a more accommodating era of politics. Can Biden “evolve” beyond it?
40 Years After Crimes, Man Charged With 100 Counts of Rape

The victims were all under the age of 13.
The Democratic Party Is Fighting to Keep Representatives It Needs to Lose

Marie Newman’s progressive challenge to anti-abortion Democrat Dan Lipinski will force the party to decide where its political loyalties lie.

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8:24 P.M. Everything We’ve Learned From Robert Mueller’s Investigation Even without seeing the full report, we know plenty about wrongdoing by Trump associates and Russia’s 2016 election meddling.
8:10 P.M. Poll: 12 Percent of Americans ‘Never Heard’ of Mike Pence He may not be the most publicly present vice-president in recent years, but that number still feels a little low.
7:00 P.M. Mueller Report Release: Everything You Need to Know The Mueller report will come out after Barr’s presser, Congress will see a less-redacted version, and other late news about the long-awaited release.
6:17 P.M. Bolton’s ‘Three Stooges of Socialism’ Not Very Terrifying Trump’s national security adviser can’t seem to decide if the administration’s Latin American enemies are scary or figures of fun.
5:16 P.M. The Mueller Encyclopedia An index of who’s who and what’s what to help make sense of the Mueller report.
5:14 P.M. The Fed Has Good News for Our Economy (and Trump’s Campaign) The central bank has decided to stop sacrificing economic growth to fears of phantom inflation. That could spur wage growth — and Trump’s reelection.
5:04 P.M. Pete Buttigieg Campaign Already Facing Anti-Gay Harassment His candidacy will reveal either the strengths or the limitations of the nation’s professed tolerance for LGBT people.
5:04 P.M. Remembering the Starr Report As We Await the Mueller Report It’s unlikely Mueller’s report will have the seismic impact of the dirty book Ken Starr put together, which 20 million people read the first two days.
4:31 P.M. Why Republicans Won’t Abandon Trump Like They Ditched Nixon Nixon had weaker intraparty support than Trump, who will benefit from likely polarization over the Mueller report.
3:34 P.M. The Samsung Galaxy Fold Is Already Malfunctioning Who would’ve guessed that a folding screen would break at some point?
2:58 P.M. Why Starbucks Is Changing Its Reward Program, Again That free triple venti hazelnut soy latte with whipped cream just got a little tougher to earn.
2:01 P.M. Daniel Dale on Whether President Trump Believes His Own Lies The Toronto Star journalist, who’s been carefully documenting Trump’s mistruths, thinks reporters should be more aggressive about calling him out.
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1:35 P.M. Which 2020 Democrats Have Qualified for the First Debates? Thirteen candidates have already made the cut, thanks to their standing in the polls or grassroots fundraising.
11:57 A.M. Trump Is Attacking Not Omar But All Muslims and Minorities A campaign of vilification and dehumanization that goes far beyond the pseudo-outrage at one exhausting member of Congress.
11:26 A.M. Actually, It’s Good That Democrats Defended Ilhan Omar The Atlantic’s David Frum argues that Democrats are making a strategic mistake by rallying behind Ilhan Omar.
10:37 A.M. Why Julián Castro Could Be 2020’s Dark Horse Candidate The former San Antonio mayor and head of HUD has a long way to go to become a viable candidate, but the Latino vote could give him a path to victory.
9:54 A.M. Trump Doubles Down on ‘Saudi Arabia First’ Foreign Policy Trump likes to complain about U.S. involvement in pointless wars in the Middle East. But he (apparently) likes helping the Saudis starve Yemen more.
9:18 A.M. The 2020 Election Will Take Place on Two Different Internets Trump spending a lot of money to activate Facebook boomers while young people have been abandoning the platform almost entirely.

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10:00 P.M. Real Housewives of New York City Recap: Sparkle Party Pooper In an episode where pretty much everyone seems to be really having fun, Barbara K sticks out as a bad sport.
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6:23 P.M. Hail Satan? Documentary Might Just Turn You Into a Satanist Filmmaker Penny Lane offers a fascinating look at the surprisingly sincere free-speech rabble-rousers.
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