Adam Nagourney

Los Angeles-based national political reporter for the New York Times

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Los Angeles Bureau Chief, and former chief political correspondent, for the New York Times

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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. co-opted his uncle’s famous 1960 campaign ad for a Super Bowl spot . Many members of his family aren’t happy about it .

RFK, Jr. calls back to JFK’s presidential campaign in Super Bowl ad

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. co-opted his uncle’s famous 1960 campaign ad for a Super Bowl spot . Many members of his family aren’t happy about it .

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The New York Times yesterday published a front page story that portrayed Southern California as a place of aimless urban sprawl, no civic institutions, and a newspaper in turmoil.

New York Times draws fury for explaining LA to Angelenos

The New York Times yesterday published a front page story that portrayed Southern California as a place of aimless urban sprawl, no civic institutions, and a newspaper in turmoil.

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The House is expected to vote tomorrow on the Republican tax plan.

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