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Welcome to the Week 4 grades! There were two games played Monday night, and we've got grades for both of them. In the first matchup, the Miami Dolphins continued their mastery over the New York Jets ...

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The directive suggests department leaders are following orders from the president, a major break from decades of past practice meant to insulate the agency from political interference. By Devlin ...