Pay to Play It’s no secret that getting face time with the President comes with a hefty price tag. Now, Trump allies are offering access to the big guy for a pretty penny. And if that’s not enough, it’s been

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Bad News for Procrastinators It’s official: the USPS has changed its postmark rules, and it’s going to affect how Wisconsinites mail in their ballots and tax returns. If you’re used to mailing things at the last minute, you’re out of

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Defense Mode Activated Republican senators, led by Sen. Lindsey Graham, are circling the wagons around senior White House aide Stephen Miller. It’s a bold move, considering some of their own colleagues are calling for a White House shakeup. The Reason

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Feds Storm Small Town Federal agents raided a racetrack in Wilder, Idaho, back in October, and it’s still causing a stir. This small town prided itself on getting along, but that all changed when the feds showed up. What Happened

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Sen. Emil Jones III’s Unchallenged Streak Ends For the first time in his 17-year Senate career, state Sen. Emil Jones III is facing a contested primary. Jones, who’s represented the 14th Senate District since 2009, is being challenged by Ahmed

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Pay Up, Mr. Mayor It’s a rigged system, says a Queens homeowner, who’s paying more in property taxes than Park Slope’s own Mayor de Blasio. ‘I’m getting ripped off, and de Blasio is getting a break,’ the homeowner fumes. ‘Comrade

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