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10:25 AM ET, September 5, 2017

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New York Times:
On DACA, President Trump Has No Easy Path  —  WASHINGTON — For months, an anxious and uncertain President Trump was caught between opposing camps in the West Wing prodding him to either scrap or salvage an Obama-era program allowing undocumented immigrants brought to the country as minors to remain in the United States.
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Andrew Restuccia / Politico:
Fight over Dreamers to test Bannon's juice outside the White House
Discussion: Raw Story
Eli Watkins / CNN:
Hispanic business leader: Trump's ‘a liar’ if he ends DACA
Discussion: The Hill
Andrew C. McCarthy / National Review:   To End DACA, Follow the Constitution
Peter Baker / New York Times:
Trump Faces Deal-Making Challenges as Congress Returns
Discussion: Washington Post and Politico
Associated Press:
Trump to Congress: ‘Get ready to do your job’ on immigration
Discussion: Politico and ABC News
Adrian Carrasquillo / BuzzFeed:   How DACA Became An Orphan In Trump's White House
Doyle Rice / USA Today:
Hurricane Irma now at Category 5, with 175 mph winds  —  Florida residents are stocking up on supplies and preparing for Hurricane Irma.  The storm was declared a category 4 hurricane.  It's moving across the Atlantic toward the northeast Caribbean.  All of Florida is under a state of emergency.
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Washington Post:
Irma intensifies to an ‘extremely dangerous’ Category 5 hurricane on its track toward the U.S.  —  Hurricane Irma strengthened overnight to a dangerous Category 5 as it barrels toward the Greater Antilles and Southern Florida.  It's likely that Hurricane Irma will affect the U.S. coast …
Bloomberg:
Key Trump Aide's Departure Rattles President's Allies  —  Aide has worked for Trump since 1999 and is a close confidant  —  President Donald Trump's allies are worried that the most damaging of the many recent departures from his White House may be that of Keith Schiller …
Ilya Arkhipov / Bloomberg:
Putin Says Trump's ‘Not My Bride,’ But Still Hopes for Detente  —  Russian president says U.S., Russia can compromise on issues  —  Putin backs deployment of UN peacekeepers in Ukraine  —  Russian President Vladimir Putin said he's still hopeful of improving relations …
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Associated Press:
Putin says Trump 'not my bride, and I'm not his groom'
Discussion: Politico, Axios and Mediaite
CNN:
Intensifying Russia probes could pit Hill against Mueller  —  STORY HIGHLIGHTS  —  Washington (CNN)Lawyers working with a team led by special counsel Robert Mueller approached the Senate intelligence committee this summer with a request: They wanted the transcript of an interview Senate staff …
Discussion: Raw Story and Politicus USA
Annie Karni / Politico:
Spicer lands post-White House gig  —  President Donald Trump's former press secretary will go on the paid speaking circuit.  —  Sean Spicer is cashing in on “candor.”  —  President Donald Trump's first press secretary - who ceded his high-profile post to Sarah Huckabee Sanders in July …
New York Times:
The New York Daily News Is Said to Be Nearing Sale  —  The Daily News, the nearly 100-year-old tabloid owned by the real estate magnate Mortimer B. Zuckerman, is close to announcing an agreement for its sale to Tronc, the publisher of The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune.
Discussion: Metro, KTLA and New York Magazine
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tronc, inc.:
tronc Acquires the New York Daily News
Chicago Tribune:   Tronc acquires New York Daily News
Mallory Shelbourne / The Hill:
N. Korea moving rocket believed to be ICBM: report  —  North Korea is reportedly moving an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) in the wake of its hydrogen bomb test, sparking concern in South Korea.  —  Reuters cited a report from The Asia Business Daily based on an unidentified source …
Discussion: Politico and Reuters
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Jon Schwarz / The Intercept:
UNDERCOVER IN NORTH KOREA: “ALL PATHS LEAD TO CATASTROPHE”
Discussion: CANNONFIRE
Wall Street Journal:
Congress Faces a Tense Agenda, With Little Margin for Error  —  After a summer recess, Congress must grapple with keeping the government open, paying U.S. creditors and passing a hurricane-aid bill—a test of the uneasy alliance between the president and the GOP
Ben Smith / BuzzFeed:
Why Does Trump Always Shoot The Hostages?  —  Trump poses with DREAMer activists in 2013.  —  Courtesy Estuardo Rodriguez  —  President Trump, cornered, weakened, and apparently unable to get his hands on the usual levers of presidential powers, has adopted pretty much the worst possible strategy …
CNN:
Everything you need to know about Sen. Menendez's bribery trial  —  Sen. Menendez vows to fight corruption charges  —  STORY HIGHLIGHTS  —  (CNN)It's a case with allegations spanning seven years, multiple countries, and involving hundreds of thousands of dollars.  At the center of it: a sitting US senator.
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Amber Phillips / Washington Post:
Everything you need to know about Sen. Robert Menendez's corruption trial
Robert Kagan / Washington Post:
Impeaching Trump is a long shot.  There's another way to protect the country.  —  With the impeachment and removal of President Trump a long shot at best, there is another way to provide the country some protection from our unfit president: congressional government.
Glenn Harlan Reynolds / USA Today:
Hurricane Harvey revealed the awesome power of real America  —  We've seen it before — in the Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy, and after 9/11 — regular people get up and help, without the government telling them what to do.  —  CONNECT  —  Following the news over the past weeks and months was making me sad.
Tyler Kingkade / BuzzFeed:
Betsy DeVos Is Planning A Major Title IX Announcement This Week  —  The US Department of Education may unveil plans to change to federal policy dealing with campus rape.  —  US Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is planning to make a major announcement on Title IX, the campus gender equality law …
Discussion: The College Fix
Politico:
Benjamin Wittes  —  Editor-in-chief, Lawfare; senior fellow, Brookings Institution  —  When major Russia-scandal news breaks, Benjamin Wittes tweets out a homemade video of a miniature cannon blowing something up.  After the Wall Street Journal reported that special counsel Robert Mueller …
 
 
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David Jesse / Detroit Free Press:
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Politico:
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Virginia Heffernan / Politico:
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Ed Rogers / Washington Post:
A 2020 Democratic agenda is emerging
Discussion: Power Line
Jeanne Shaheen / New York Times:
The Russian Company That Is a Danger to Our Security
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Ivanka Trump has learned well from her father's cons
Gidi Weitz / Haaretz:
Sara Netanyahu Expected to Be Indicted for Fraud in Pocketing $110,000 in Goods
Discussion: RT
Jacqueline Thomsen / The Hill:
18th charity pulls event from Trump's Mar-a-Lago after Charlottesville
Juliet Eilperin / Washington Post:
EPA now requires political aide's sign-off for agency awards, grant applications
Discussion: Political Wire and Raw Story