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Trump is talking about Hillary Clinton’s emails one day after his longtime adviser was arrested by the FBI.
And the rest of the week’s best writing on books and related subjects.
Her disclosure says a lot about the politics of #MeToo.
Mueller indicts Roger Stone; Trump allows the government to temporarily reopen.
The European Union is about to lose one of its last anti-populist voices.
Body cameras are praised as a key police accountability tool. Some departments say they’re too expensive to use.
Floundering government services, sagging approval ratings, and a failed Senate vote all became too much for even Trump to take.
Life comes at you fast.
How Pelosi delivered Trump the most humiliating loss of his presidency.
Trump’s address is off until he and Pelosi can come up with a “mutually agreeable date.”
The government is reopened for three weeks. What happens next?
The politics of border security have not changed.
Air traffic controllers’ role in American political history comes full circle.
The Russian military mistook a research rocket launched by scientists for a US missile attack.
If all goes according to plan, workers should receive checks next week.