Florida Republicans run from Trump on his denial of Puerto Rico deaths
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Andrew Cuomo defeats Cynthia Nixon in N.Y. governor's race
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Manafort reaches tentative deal to avoid second trial, sources say
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Feinstein refers Kavanaugh matter to federal authorities
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Puerto Rico gov.: Hurricane victims don't deserve "their pain to be questioned"
Gov. Ricardo Rosselló spoke to CBS News after President Trump disputed an independent investigation finding nearly 3,000 people died as a result of Hurricane Maria
Obama stumps for Democrat Richard Cordray in Ohio
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Bob Woodward says he would release "Fear" interview tapes if challenged
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Sessions directs U.S. Attorneys to battle nationwide injunctions
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Senate Judiciary Committee delays vote on Brett Kavanaugh confirmation
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Democrats slam Trump for denying Puerto Rico death count
Democrats urged Republicans to carry out oversight hearings on the response to Hurricane Maria
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