Felicia Wong

Roosevelt Institute

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Felicia Wong is president and CEO of the Roosevelt Institute, a liberal economic think-tank.

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Senators have been sworn in and the trial begins next week.

The eleventh hour

Senators have been sworn in and the trial begins next week.

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President Trump wonders in a tweet who is worse: Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell, or Chairman Xi Jinping.

Two chairmen

President Trump wonders in a tweet who is worse: Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell, or Chairman Xi Jinping.

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Special Counsel Robert Mueller finally testifies before congress but did anything new come to light?

Mueller says little, but was that the point?

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