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they love it. >> from secret collusion with the trump boy asked the firing top executives to appease election deniers, damning new revelations in the dominion lawsuit and the fox news struggle to undo the damage they've done. >> my man, donald trump -- >> then you'll never guess why republicans are suddenly finding reasons to bail on cpac. and is the supreme court about district on student loan debt forgiveness? senator bernie sanders on that and much more, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. i am back and very happy to be so. while i was on va...

the trump boy asked the firing top executives to appease election deniers, damning new revelations in the dominion lawsuit and the fox news struggle to undo the damage they've done. >> my man, donald trump-- >> then you'll never guess why republicans are suddenly finding reasons to bail on cpac. and is the supreme court about to strike down on student loan debt forgiveness? senator bernie sanders on that and much more, when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. i am back and very happy to be so. while i was on vacation, i missed a shocking story that ...

Democrat Eileen Filler-Corn gave the Democratic Majority for Israel PAC $110,000 a day after the group endorsed her.

Former Virginia House Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn has decided against a bid for governor in 2025 and will instead run next year to represent the competitive northern Virginia congressional seat being vacated by a fellow Democrat, U.S. Rep. Jennifer Wexton. Filler-Corn, who has served in the Virginia General Assembly since 2010 and was the first woman and first Jewish person to hold the post of speaker, discussed her decision with The Associated Press on Tuesday afternoon before filing official paperwork. “I have a record for getting the job done, protecting Virginians from all sorts of...

The Weinstein JCC, located in Henrico County, is a popular gathering place for both Jewish and non-Jewish Virginians alike. (Ryan Nadeau/Capital News Service) State lawmakers grappled during the recent General Assembly session with the best way to address rising antisemitism, but efforts produced mixed results. Over 400 “antisemitic incidents” occurred in Virginia in 2021, according