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Two new Supreme Court cases are designed to end campaign finance laws, legalize bribery, and create Citizens United 2.0.
Neither side is moving or showing signs of engagement in negotiations as the 35-day record looms.
They have a good chance at taking back the chamber — if they can manage their growing crop of candidates, who’ve been motivated by dissatisfaction with party leaders.
They're unlikely to block the Treasury Department move, but one senator said he expects more details than the administration has provided so far.
Washington did not heed the lessons of an episode a generation ago. Now it’s paying the price.
Amos Hochstein told Semafor he would rather the US sell chips to the UAE than Spain, which has Chinese tech in their intel systems.