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  1. As caucus night devolved into chaos, Pete Buttigieg ran to the nearest podium and declared himself the winner before any official results were released, reports.

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  2. A malfunctioning app left Democrats fumbling the official 2020 primary-season kickoff. Here's what happened, reports:

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  3. Opposition to affirmative action seemed to be pulling Asians toward the GOP. Then Andrew Yang's campaign began to gather momentum, writes:

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  4. "The answer to one Republican New York billionaire is surely not going to be a slightly richer Republican New York billionaire,” a Biden ally told . “It's laughable we even have to say that out loud."

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  5. “Caucus chairs are more concerned this cycle than I’ve ever seen them,” one Iowa caucus leader told . “They’re very nervous.”

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  6. Nate Silver believes he got 2016 right—and the rest of the media is in danger of getting 2020 wrong, writes.

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  7. The stakes of tonight’s Iowa caucus are higher than the candidates’ cautious strategy would seem to indicate, writes .

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  8. The president’s resistance to withdrawing from Iraq boils down to three of his main enemies: ISIS, Iran, and Obama, reports.

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  9. The leftward shift of Iowa's cities could tilt the final outcome on caucus night, writes.

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  10. 'The Dispatch' may end up answering a question with far-reaching implications: How big is the market for reality-based news in today’s Republican Party? reports:

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  11. Sanders staffers and supporters aren’t viewing the recent glut of “Bernie bro” coverage as a threat to their campaign, reports :

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  12. Anyone can get hacked. But when it happens to the rich and powerful, the stakes can be extraordinarily high, writes :

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  13. Rep. Adam Schiff played every card he had in the impeachment inquiry against President Trump, but none seemed to work, Todd S. Purdum writes:

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  14. Democratic presidential contenders know their grand progressive plans could stall out on Capitol Hill. So they’re embracing executive authority instead—just like the man they hope to defeat, reports:

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  15. A big GOP victory this week in a closely watched special election humbled Democrats in a state they hope to turn blue, reports:

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  16. "Most Iowans are enormously proud of the caucuses, and they view themselves as well qualified for the task of winnowing the Democratic primary field," writes. "But a small pocket of Iowans, including many people of color, feel differently."

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  17. Why did President Trump descend on the Jersey shore in the dead of winter? He owed a guy, writes:

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  18. How will senators respond to new corroboration of President Trump’s alleged abuse of power? Todd S. Purdum reports from the Capitol:

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  19. C-SPAN is so hot right now. And that’s a symptom of something gone deeply wrong, writes :

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  20. Mark Zuckerberg’s attitude toward disinformation on Facebook is “Trumpian” and “authoritarian,” tells .

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