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A state senator said nurses 'probably play cards' at work. Facing mass outrage, she's apologized. "I was tired, and in the heat of argument on the Senate floor, I said some things about nurses that were taken out of context – but still they crossed the line," Sen. Maureen Walsh (R-Walla Walla) said in a statement Monday. By Allyson Chiu · Read more Police thought they found a killer 41 years after her roommate's death. Now it's too late. A tip led police to Mary Jane Stewart more than 41 years after her roommate was stabbed to death. But the case won't be going to trial. By Meagan Flynn · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Two rival politicians accused each other of using drugs. The result was a showdown at a urinalysis lab. As it turns out, the two Connecticut Democrats aren't the first to submit to a drug screening in hopes of scoring political points. By Antonia Farzan · Read more   She sold the Patriot Act to Congress. Her next job is defending Facebook. Jennifer Newstead, described by a colleague as the "day-to-day manager" of the 2001 Patriot Act, was named Monday as Facebook's new general counsel. By Isaac Stanley-Becker · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   More than a thousand arrested in 'Extinction Rebellion' protests against climate change Beginning in London, climate change protests has spread to cities around the world, including New York and Los Angeles. By Kyle Swenson · Read more   Disney's CEO made 1,424 times as much as his employees. An heir to the Disney fortune thinks that's 'insane.' Abigail Disney, the granddaughter of Roy Disney, called on the company that bears her name to give its employees a raise. By Isaac Stanley-Becker · Read more   Recommended for you Get The Trailer newsletter News and insight on political campaigns around the country, from David Weigel. 435 districts. 50 states. Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday evenings. Sign Up

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