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  • Rep. Jamaal Bowman defeated in historic primary

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  • Entire Hells Angels chapter arrested in kidnapping and assault probe

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  • Rep. Jamaal Bowman's primary loss is sending 'shock waves' throughout the Democratic party

    02:52
  • Biden should not ‘be drawn in by [Trump’s] antics’ during debate, says Democrat governor

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  • Chuck Todd: Biden and Trump 'both have a lot more to lose' than gain in their upcoming debate

    06:36
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Shalanda Young confirmed as first Black woman to lead White House budget office

00:15

In a  bipartisan 61-36 vote, the Senate confirmed Shalanda Young as director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, making her the first Black woman to hold the position.