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Carlo Allegri / Reuters The Making of an Upset
Everything had to go exactly right for Doug Jones, and exactly wrong for Roy Moore—and it did.
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Jonathan Bachman / Reuters Roy Moore's Disappearing Act
As the Alabama Senate race enters its final days, Doug Jones is making an all out push—while his rival is nowhere to be seen.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Trump Boosts Roy Moore From Across State Lines
As Election Day in Alabama approaches, Trump makes it clear he’s all-in for Moore.
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Shannon Stapleton / Reuters Peter Thiel Turns Down a Senior Intelligence Role
The president’s biggest backer in Silicon Valley told the White House he no longer wishes to lead the President’s Intelligence Advisory Board.
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Chip Somodevilla / Getty How James O'Keefe Made Himself Irrelevant
Once a right-wing media darling, O’Keefe laid bare the flaws in his approach with a botched sting of The Washington Post.
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Jim Bourg / Reuters Trump Extends a Presidential Pardon for Fowl Behavior
The most remarkable thing about the traditional turkey pardon was how smoothly it went.
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Marvin Gentry / Reuters Conservatives Reap the Whirlwind of Their War on the Media
For years, Republican politicians have attacked the mainstream press. With Roy Moore’s Senate bid, they’re facing the consequences.
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Marvin Gentry / Reuters Roy Moore Tests the Limits of Bannon's 'Season of War'
The mounting charges against the Republican Senate candidate from Alabama are causing uncertainty for the Breitbart chief and his allies.
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Paul Sancya / AP 'The High Holy Day of MAGA'
On the first anniversary of the election, Steve Bannon—unchastened by Tuesday’s results—preached the Gospel of Trump to an approving Michigan crowd.
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Justin Sullivan / Getty The Mercers Wash Their Hands of Milo
The conservative billionaire distances himself from the right-wing provocateur, whose reputation has been sullied by reports outlining his ties to white nationalists.
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Keith Lane / Getty How the Manafort Indictment Gave Bite to a Toothless Law
The prosecution of Trump’s former campaign chairman and his associate Rick Gates could be the most significant prosecution under the Foreign Agents Registration Act ever.
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Ringo H.W. Chiu / AP Steve Bannon's 'Season of War' Roadshow
The former White House adviser has been spending the fall promoting and plotting his anti-establishment 2018 agenda, including attacking the previous Republican president.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters A New Pro-Trump Super PAC Takes Aim at the Republican Establishment
Leading figures from the right-wing alternative media are launching a political group to support candidates in contested primaries.
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Marvin Gentry / Reuters Trumpism Wins in Alabama, Even If Trump Doesn't
Insurgent candidate Roy Moore beat back both the president and the Senate majority leader’s choice to succeed Jeff Sessions.
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Brynn Anderson / AP The Breitbart Universe Unites for Roy Moore
Everyone from Steve Bannon to Nigel Farage came out on Monday for the Alabama judge turned aspiring senator’s closing rally.
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Tami Chappell / Reuters Alabama's Strange Senate Rivalry
The contest between Luther Strange and Roy Moore raises the question of who has more sway with Trump’s base: the president or conservative firebrands like Steve Bannon?
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters How Milo Yiannopoulos's Berkeley 'Free Speech Week' Fell Apart
The former Breitbart editor’s attempt to schedule a provocative event on the liberal campus featuring high-profile conservative speakers didn’t work out as planned.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters An Ousted NSC Official Is Joining the House Intelligence Committee Staff
Derek Harvey, forced out of the White House this summer, is set to work for one of the committees central to the congressional Russia investigations.
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Mark Kauzlarich / Reuters Steve Bannon to Speak at ZOA Gala
The former White House adviser and Breitbart chief will speak at the event of an organization whose CEO attacked National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster as anti-Israel.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters What Steve Bannon's Return Means for Breitbart
The conservative outlet must figure out how to pursue its agenda without losing its audience.
