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The Political Markup for December 16, 2025
Trump's base is unhappy with him, economic worries continue, more U.S. attacks in the Pacific, a warning on Russia.
Dec 16
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Shifting Story on American Soldiers Killed in Syria
Officials now say the shooter was a member of Syrian security forces, not ISIS.
Dec 15
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October 2025
The Political Markup for Thursday, October 30, 2025
Ongoing worries trade instability, attacks on European politicians, growing antimicrobial resistance.
Oct 30
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New Book Details Further Corruption by Hunter Biden
"Devils' Advocates: The Hidden Story of Rudy Giuliani, Hunter Biden, and the Washington Insiders on the Payrolls of Corrupt Foreign Interests" released…
Oct 11
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Brazil's Ag Sector Gains Market Access, While U.S. Ag Suffers Under Trump's Failed Trade Agenda
Brazil further positions itself as an ag leader, as global trade resets from Trump's tariffs.
Oct 9
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Thoughts on Trump by Young Republican Voters
Kristen Soltis Anderson partnered with The New York Times on the discussion.
Oct 8
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The Political Markup for Tuesday, October 7
Working towards political civility, slow job growth in the U.S., continued threats against Catholics, Obama in London, Bari Weiss takes over CBS News.
Oct 7
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Hegseth and Trump Tell the Military to Get Into Shape
The event was about style, not substance.
Oct 5
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September 2025
The Political Markup for Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Politics
Sep 17
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The Political Markup for Tuesday, September 9, 2025
U.S. House Republicans are focused on Epstein and January 6. Economic issues continue to grow. CBS News names an ombudsman to counter bias. Trump…
Sep 9
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August 2025
Klobuchar has NY Times Column on Deepfake Issues
The senator has been focused on privacy and safety measures through the Judiciary Committee.
Aug 20
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Upcoming Noteworthy Books
New reads from David McCullough, Andrew Ross Sorkin, Michelle Obama, and Ken Burns.
Aug 18
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