“Congress returns to a changed Washington,” the Austin American-Statesman says on Tuesday’s front page. GOP starts “sprint to the finish,” before “Democrats take control,” The Washington Post says. “Post-midterm, Trump sending mixed messages,” the Los Angeles Times says. Stephen Miller “pursues agenda voters have rejected,” The New York Times says. “Trump says FBI looking at Nvidia CEO Huang,” says The Philadelphia Inquirer. “Nvidia’s lack of succession plan poses risks amid spying inquiry,” The Wall Street Journal says. “China denies spying claims,” The Mercury News says. “U.N. talks start with low hopes, high temps,” says The Minnesota Star Tribune. “Families lose ACA hospital options,” says USA Today.
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