1. There was no good choice but to delay Brexit  Washington Examiner
  2. March Brexit almost certainly out of reach  BBC News
  3. Theresa May says clear majority against no-deal Brexit  Guardian News
  4. MPs vote to seek delay to Brexit – BBC News  BBC News
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  1. Shanahan says he has not been briefed on issues with Boeing jets  CNN
  2. Pentagon chief calls reports of charges to allies erroneous: ‘We won’t do cost plus 50’ | TheHill  The Hill
  3. Shanahan hasn’t spoken about 737 Max 8, supports probe into his Boeing ties  POLITICO
  4. Trump Administration’s Relationship With Boeing Probed  TIME
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  1. The fair-weather constitutionalism of Republican senators  Washington Examiner
  2. Trump tried to make the GOP border emergency fight about him. He lost anyway.  The Washington Post
  3. Senate Rejects Trump’s Border Emergency Declaration, Setting Up First Veto  The New York Times
  4. Senate votes to block Trump’s border emergency declaration, in bipartisan rebuke teeing up veto  Fox News
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