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News Alert: Beto O’Rourke sees stock fall

 
 
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Beto O’Rourke sees stock fall
Beto O'Rourke has seen his stock fall in the last month.

O’Rourke has vexed some observers over the past few weeks, first for livestreaming a dentist appointment — a move critics panned as oversharing — and later for documenting a meandering solo road trip in a series of deeply personal blog posts.
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Breaking News: Northam says he will not resign over blackface, KKK photo

 
 
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Northam says he will not resign, does not believe he was in blackface, KKK photo
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) told state Democrats that he will not resign over a photo that surfaced Friday showing a man wearing blackface and another dressed in a Ku Klux Klan robe.
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News Alert: Congress in painful start to avoid second shutdown

 
 
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Congress in painful start to avoid second shutdown
Negotiations to avert a partial government shutdown are off to a painfully slow start.

The gang of 17 lawmakers tasked with navigating the political minefield to any potential deal met for the first time this week, in a 77-minute powwow described by lawmakers as “friendly” and filled with “good will.”

But there a few signs a deal will be forthcoming as Congress heads into week two of the tight three-week timeframe.
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