Legal hurdles may await.

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The flood of big tech names coming out publicly for Trump and the GOP is a sharp departure from Silicon Valley’s past political practices.

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The Republican Party says it will maintain Social Security and Medicare entitlements without cutting benefits, but that’s a tall order.

Molly Dwyer of PeakMetrics and Lisa Fazio of Vanderbilt University share their insights about the false narratives surrounding the shooting in this special episode of “Decoding Democracy.”

The official Republican platform adopted earlier this week says the party will “defend the right to mine bitcoin.”

Milwaukee’s visitors bureau estimates the Republican National Convention is bringing $200 million to the city. But that doesn’t include business lost due to the crowds.

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