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Is Trump changing his tune on Fox News? After stern tweets, staffers wonder if he's grown cold on his favorite cable channel. By Sarah Ellison and Paul Farhi · Read more Analysis Power Up: 2020 Democrats who reject big money are taking a risk Elizabeth Warren won't hold private fundraisers. By Jacqueline Alemany · Read more   Candidates reach for the ticket to Democratic debates: 65,000 donors The new rule has spawned creative competition for small donors, with one candidate offering a charitable donation for each $1 given. By Michael Scherer · Read more   Donald Trump once called the electoral college 'a disaster for democracy.' Now he says it's 'far better for the U.S.A.' In late-night tweets, the president defended the institution that helped get him elected amid calls from Democrats to abolish it. By John Wagner · Read more   Elizabeth Warren wants to kill the electoral college The Democratic presidential hopeful supports ending the electoral college system, in favor of a system where "every vote matters." By Deanna Paul and Michael Brice-Saddler · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Trump retweets QAnon conspiracy theorist, via Larry the Cable Guy, to slam the TSA President Trump's latest Twitter tirade took aim at the Transportation Security Administration via a video created by a follower of the QAnon conspiracy theory. By Tim Elfrink · Read more   The Fix · Analysis Devin Nunes is suing Twitter and a satirical cow over mean tweets. Does he have a case? Some experts believe there's more to the suit than Nunes's desire to create a spectacle. By Deanna Paul · Read more   Mueller team cites 'press of other work' in seeking delay to open Manafort records The filing comes amid signs that the special counsel's probe is winding down and speculation that he could any day transmit his final report to the attorney general. By Spencer S. Hsu and Matt Zapotosky · Read more   Mueller sought Michael Cohen's emails months before FBI raid, warrants show Documents from the investigation of President Trump's former attorney offer new insight into the early days of the Russia probe. By Devlin Barrett, Matt Zapotosky and Rosalind S. Helderman · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   White House ignores House panels' requests for documents, Democrats say The Trump administration maintains that the requests are too expansive or infringe on presidential privilege. Democrats say the White House is preventing it from conducting oversight. By Rachael Bade and Josh Dawsey · Read more   Analysis The Trailer: 'I'm not a socialist': What House Democrats are saying (and hearing) back home In this edition: The House's moderate Democrats look at 2020, Florida re-re-re-considers felon voting, and abortion kind of, sort of enters the presidential debate. By David Weigel · Read more   Sanders and Warren are talking a lot about civil rights. Not many blacks are listening. The 2020 presidential contenders have struggled to attract minorities to campaign events. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr. and Annie Linskey · Read more   Under investigation and up for reelection, Netanyahu's kinship with Trump has never been clearer The Israeli leader was using Trump-style messaging and tactics long before there was a President Trump.  By Loveday Morris and Ruth Eglash · Read more   Recommended for you Get the Technology 202 newsletter Your daily guide to the intersection of technology and politics. Sign Up

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