Mitt Romney's Exit: A Wake-Up Call for the Senate and Utah Voters
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Utah Republican Senator Mitt Romney announces he will not run for reelection in 2024, citing his age and the state of the Republican party. Newly disclosed evidence from a federal corruption trial reveals a conflict of interest for top Biden adviser Anita Dunn. Hurricane Lee is expected to bring flooding and high winds to the Atlantic Coast. The immigrant population in the U.S. reaches a record high, signaling a reboot of legal immigration. Nicaragua remains an authoritarian country, and NPR's Eyder Peralta describes the fear and celebration surrounding President Daniel Ortega's revolution.
- Up First briefing: Mitt Romney; hurricane preparedness; immigration growth NPR
- 'You're screwed': Romney's exit threatens a collapse of Senate's middle POLITICO
- What Mitt Romney Saw in the Senate The Atlantic
- Editorial Board: It's easy to see why Mitt Romney has had enough. It's time for Utah voters to step up. Salt Lake Tribune
- Mitt Romney won't run in 2024. It's a wake-up call in the Trump era. MSNBC
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