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Bolton allegations are a 'huge blow' to one of Trump's key election strategies: Columnist

On Wednesday, writing for The Washington Post's "Plum Line," Greg Sargent and Paul Waldman broke down how the allegations in ex-National Security Adviser John Bolton's book are devastating for President Donald Trump's main reelection message.

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'Putin thinks he can play Trump like a fiddle': Bolton says in new ABC interview

Former national security adviser sat down with ABC's Martha Raddatz for an interview that will air Sunday, but clips of the interview are already being posted online.

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New COVID-19 cases are happening in younger and younger people: polling expert

On Wednesday, statistician and polling expert Nate Silver identified a new trend in the latest wave of coronavirus cases: the new victims are disproportionately younger.

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Atlanta officer has not agreed to testify against his partner as the DA claimed: lawyer says

Officer Devin Brosnan was cited by the district attorney in the Rayshard Brooks case as a state witness and will give evidence against his partner, Garrett Rolfe, who shot the unarmed Black man found asleep in a Wendy's parking lot. But according to Bronsan's lawyer, he has not agreed to flip.

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GOP senator who acquitted Trump says Bolton's book doesn't change his mind — because he believed Trump did it anyway

On Wednesday, Washington Post reporter Seung Min Kim asked Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) about the new allegations from former National Security Adviser John Bolton that President Donald Trump interfered in multiple international criminal investigations for personal gain and tried to get the Chinese president to help him win the election. Alexander said that he does not regret voting against allowing Bolton to testify in the Senate impeachment trial.

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'Zero chance of stopping it': Ex-White House lawyer calls Trump 'desperate and incompetent' for trying to stop Bolton book

Former Solicitor General Neal Katyal explained that President Donald Trump has no real hope of stopping John Bolton's book from being spread far and wide and his efforts seem "desperate and incompetent."

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Trump is 'wallowing in self-pity' about the news -- and his aides are begging him to stop the incendiary attacks: report

During a meeting with top aides, President Donald Trump was told that if he doesn't stop his incendiary behavior he'll lose in November, reported The New York Times on Wednesday.

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Fox News argues that Tucker Carlson isn't obligated to check if statements are true before reporting them

According to a lawyer for Fox News, network host Tucker Carlson is not obligated to investigate the truth claims he make on his show, The Hollywood Reporter reports.

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New York City set for further reopening

New York City's restaurants and bars -- closed for three months due to the coronavirus pandemic -- will be allowed to open outside areas next week, Governor Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday.

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WATCH: US fighter planes intercept Russian bombers flying near Alaska for the 4th time this week

According to a report from American Military News, for the fourth time in a single week U.S. Air Force F-22 fighter jets were scrambled to intercept Russian bombers flying flying near Alaska, with two such incidents occurring on Tuesday night alone.

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Rapper Killer Mike: We went from a rope and a tree to a cop and a knee

Rapper Killer Mike sat down with the Washington Post in Atlanta before the prosecutors announced the charges against the officers in the Rayshard Brooks slaying. He explained that it has been 56 years since the Civil Rights Movement and people of color shouldn't have to continue to fight for their rights.

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WATCH: Police reform hearing erupts as Democrat accuses Republicans of making a 'mockery' of Black suffering

During a hearing on police reform this Wednesday, things got heated as Rep. Cedric Richmond (D-LA) recounted his experience with the police as a black male. He chided his colleagues continuing to introduce amendments that amount to a "tangent and a distraction from what we're talking about."

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Officer who killed Rayshard Brooks will be charged with felony murder and aggravated assault: Fulton County DA

On Wednesday, the district attorney of Fulton County, Georgia announced he would be bringing charges against Garrett Rolfe, the police officer who shot Rayshard Brooks in the back after a lengthy dispute in a Wendy's parking lot, on 11 counts including felony murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

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