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Tipsheet: Five things to watch as Congress braces for end-of-the-year shutdown fight

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Five things to watch as Congress braces for end-of-the-year shutdown fight
BY JORDAIN CARNEY
Congress is barreling toward a looming deadline to prevent a partial government shutdown.

Negotiators say they don’t want to kick the funding fight to next year, but lawmakers will have just 10 scheduled work days to strike a deal by the Dec. 7 deadline.
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Federal report sounds alarm on growing impact of climate change
BY EMILY BIRNBAUM
 
A new climate report from the federal government released Friday warns that current global and regional efforts to stave off the devastating effects of climate change are insufficient.
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Trump administration criticized over timing of climate change report
BY EMILY BIRNBAUM
Environmentalists, journalists and lawmakers are among those criticizing the Trump administration for releasing a dire federal climate change report the day after Thanksgiving, when fewer Americans are likely to read the news.
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Trump denies report he's unhappy with Mnuchin
BY BRANDON CONRADIS
President Trump on Friday quickly fired back at a Wall Street Journal report that he had openly expressed dissatisfaction with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, slamming the story as another example of "fake news."
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Trump asks Supreme Court to hear challenge on transgender military ban
BY CHRIS MILLS RODRIGO
The Trump administration on Friday asked the Supreme Court to take up the president's transgender military ban.
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Dems target another Senate seat in Deep South
BY LISA HAGEN
Democrats are aggressively targeting another Senate seat in the Deep South in next Tuesday’s runoff election after scoring a major win in Alabama last year, as embattled Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) stumbles in deep-red Mississippi.
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Problem Solvers Dems: We 'cannot support' Pelosi for Speaker 'at this time'
BY MELANIE ZANONA
A band of Democrats who are demanding House rule reforms have yet to reach a deal with Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), the group announced Friday, putting up a potential roadblock in Pelosi’s quest to reclaim the Speaker’s gavel.
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Ocasio-Cortez storms Washington, winning headlines but rankling some colleagues
BY SCOTT WONG AND MELANIE ZANONA
If Rep.-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s colleagues hoped she would tone it down once she arrived in Washington, they were mistaken.
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Judge rejects Trump Foundation request to dismiss lawsuit
BY JOHN BOWDEN
A judge in New York has rejected the Trump Foundation's request to dismiss a lawsuit filed in the state alleging that the organization, which was chaired by President Trump and three of his children, was involved in self-dealing and misuse of charity assets.
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GOP makes inroads with Hispanics in Florida
BY RAFAEL BERNAL
Florida Republicans picked up a larger share of Hispanic voters in 2018 than President Trump did in 2016, suggesting the party is making inroads with a key voting block in the swing state.
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The greatest threat to American journalism: the loss of neutral reporting
BY JOHN SOLOMON
OPINION | Over the past several months, I’ve watched, read and heard much about the potential Armageddon facing the profession of journalism.
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The science and application of gratitude
BY JOAN COOK
OPINION | Most of us remember running down the stairs on Christmas morning, exuberant and exhilarated to find toys under the tree and sweets in our stockings.
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The Washington Post: Betsy DeVos to the rescue: For-profit colleges see a savior in secretary
BY LAURA MECKLER
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has led a rescue squad for the nation’s for-profit colleges. Step by step, she has dismantled an Obama-era crackdown on the industry, and she plans to deliver a set of regulations next year that many expect to again boost the industry.
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The New York Times: A Winter-Coat Heavyweight Gives Trump’s Trade War the Cold Shoulder
BY JIM TANKERSLEY 
Columbia Sportswear has spent years designing ski jackets and hiking boots to withstand the elements: wind, rain, snow and, increasingly, tariffs.
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NBC: Mars InSight's landing team leader is all 'nerves and excitement' ahead of risky touchdown
BY DENISE CHOW
 
When its Curiosity rover landed on Mars in 2012, NASA called the last, most perilous phase of the rover's descent "seven minutes of terror." Now the space agency's Mars InSight lander is a day away from its own slightly more compressed touchdown on the red planet.
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The Wall Street Journal: Chinese Airline Mishaps Put Spotlight on Pilots
BY TREFOR MOSS
 
Chinese airlines were buffeted this summer by a series of cockpit blunders that put passengers’ lives at risk, pointing to what foreign pilots say are serious flaws in training as China’s booming aviation industry struggles to meet demand for flight crews.
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The Associated Press: Saudi royal says crown prince is here to stay
BY AYA BATRAWY
A prominent Saudi royal said Saturday that whether or not heads of state gathered in Argentina next week for the Group of 20 summit warmly engage with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, he is someone “that they have to deal with.”
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