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  • Supreme Court clerks recount Roe v. Wade decision 50 years later

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  • New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern announces surprising resignation

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  • George Santos denies taking $3,000 from dying dog’s GoFundMe

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  • Losing GOP candidate arrested in connection to NM shootings

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  • Democrats frustrated over White House’s handling of classified documents

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  • New classified documents discovered in President Biden’s home

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  • More than 400 arrested after protesters storm Brazil’s Congress

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  • What’s in store for the House after McCarthy’s rowdy election?

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  • House Republicans gear up to pass rules package

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  • Biden makes first presidential trip to border as migrant crisis rages

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  • House adjourns for third day without electing a speaker

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  • Trump urges Republicans to 'close the deal' on Kevin McCarthy

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  • Kevin McCarthy scrambles for support to become Speaker

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  • Trump tax returns show years of heavy losses, paying little in taxes

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TODAY

Chuck Todd: The relationship between Schumer and Trump has soured

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Chuck Todd joins Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist to talk about U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara’s firing by the Department of Justice. Todd says that then-President-elect Donald Trump made a pledge to New York Senator Chuck Schumer that he would keep Bharara in place, but Trump now doesn’t feel like he needs to uphold his pledge because his relationship with Schumer has “soured.”March 12, 2017

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    Pentagon tracking suspected Chinese spy balloon over US

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  • Trump kicks off 2024 run in two early voting states

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  • Ticketmaster faces questions by Congress: See the highlights

    01:57

  • Supreme Court clerks recount Roe v. Wade decision 50 years later

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  • How Biden’s classified document investigation differs from Trump’s

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