FT scoops the rest with two items: Xi rejected a proposal by Biden for face-to-face summit; Khalilzad says Ghani’s surprise departure derailed planned two week grace period for Kabul.
Fred Kaplan on Milley revelations.
Some House Democrats are already losing their seats to GOP gerrymandering.
More from WSJ on Facebook: algorithm changed boosted angry people.
Brookings has some good ideas for filibuster reform.
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