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Wide overhead view of the U.S. House chamber mid-ovation during a joint session of Congress, with legislators rising from their seats under harsh broadcast lighting.
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The President Spoke Last Night. The Chamber Did the Standing.

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A nearly empty Tehran polling station entrance in harsh midday light, with a single municipal worker standing in the tiled doorway.
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Iran Held the Runoff Sunday. The Real Vote Was Staying Home.

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Overhead night view of an empty highway interchange split between warm amber and cold blue light.
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Twenty States Raised the Minimum. Fifteen Lowered Something Else.

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A small black hardware wallet on a marble counter beside the base of a red wine glass and a sprig of rosemary.
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The Year Bitcoin Stopped Being Vulgar

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A damaged electrical substation in Ukraine at winter dusk with twisted transmission equipment and small figures of repair crews in the distance.
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Russia Bombed the Grid Sunday. The Year-End Lists Held.

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Stacked shipping containers at a commercial port at dawn, with gantry cranes silhouetted against a pale sky.
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The Tariffs Landed Thursday. The Olive Oil Did Not.

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The interior rotunda of the Indiana State Capitol in Indianapolis, with marble floors and the dome visible above.
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Indiana Declined to Redraw the Map. The Room Called It Brave.

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Overhead winter view of the U.S. Capitol building under flat gray December sky.
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The Boats Sank First. Congress Got Around to Questions Tuesday.

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A gloved hand lifts the corner of an unlabeled manila folder atop a stack on a gray government desk under fluorescent light.
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Temporary Protected Status Ended Monday. The Adjective Held Up.

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Shoppers in folding chairs and parkas waiting in a long line outside a big-box store before sunrise on Black Friday.
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Black Friday Is the Only Bipartisan Achievement Left.

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