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New Mexico Shooting Raises Specter Of Right-Wing Violence Around Statue Protests

After a far-right militia showed up at an Albuquerque demonstration, one person was shot and the son of a former sheriff was arrested.
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Here's What Democrats Need To Say About Climate Change At The Presidential Debates

Three Senate climate hawks lay out how presidential candidates should speak about a defining issue for Democratic voters ahead of 2020.
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New Mexico Democrats Blast Gary Johnson For Backing Higher Social Security Retirement Age

The former governor and Libertarian presidential candidate receives a state pension, the state Democratic Party's leader noted.
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Sen. Patrick Leahy Giving Harvey Weinstein Donations To Charity

The move comes after a New York Times report on decades of sexual harassment claims against the film executive.
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Democrats Duck Questions About Sen. Bob Menendez's Corruption Trial

"We should let the legal process play out."
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Donald Trump Jr. Appears To Have Violated Election Law, Democrats Say

"This starts to look like open, knowing collusion with the Russian government."
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Senate Intelligence Committee Divided On Whether It Has Enough Staff To Pull Off Russia Investigation

Democrats want more than 9 staffers; Republicans say it's fine the way it is.
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Here's How Every Senate Democrat Plans To Vote On Neil Gorsuch

President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick is getting his confirmation vote this week. It's gonna be messy.
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Senators Issue Bipartisan Call For Hearing On Jewish Community Center Threats

Democratic and Republican senators say "any faith-based targeting is unacceptable."
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Unlike Their House Colleagues, These Senate Democrats Are Attending Trump’s Inauguration

"It’s about the peaceful transition of power,” said Sen. Debbie Stabenow.
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