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Chas Danner

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Editor/writer/utility player at @nymag's @intelligencer. Formerly of the blogosphere. Space and time-limited gardener.
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Pirro upended Trump's reflecting pool nonsense, and he's not happy

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By Chas Danner Verified
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In what appears to have been a classic midsummer Friday-night news dump, at least one part of the Trump administration, U.S. attorney Jeanine Pirro, acknowledged that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool 's peeling bottom was caused by a “botched” renovation — not America-hating vandals and a 67-year-old former Olympic canoeist.
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Trump administration admits reflecting pool wasn't attacked by canoeist

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By Chas Danner Verified
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In what appears to have been a classic midsummer Friday-night news dump, the Trump administration acknowledged that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool 's peeling bottom was caused by a “botched” renovation — not America-hating vandals and a 67-year-old former Olympic canoeist.
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The Trump Administration Is Still Playing Games With Iran War Casualties

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By Chas Danner Verified
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Four American servicemembers were killed during the two weeks of resumed war between the U.S. and Iran. Three U.S. Army soldiers died in an Iranian attack on a U.S. base in Jordan, and another Army soldier was killed during the disposal of a downed Iranian drone in Iraq. That raised the total number of U.S. war dead to 18, which is what the Pentagon’s casualties website listed as of Wednesday.
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